Make believe mortgages - How much would you have to spend to live in homes from films, TV and games?
We wanted to see how much that mortgage would cost when it comes to the fictional houses we see on screen. How much would Mario have to pay to live in his universe? What would the Roses have to fork out to live in their motel? Could Villanelle really afford that Parisian apartment on an assassin’s salary?
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New Horizons: Animal Crossing house could set you back £1,500 a month.
Property listing: Fully upgraded house in Animal Crossing, New Horizons.
Property price: £359,339.60
Monthly mortgage: £1,533.63
Mario: Bowser’s Castle would cost a monster £18,602 a month
Property listing: Bowser’s Castle, Mario Universe
Property price: £4,358,279
Monthly mortgage: £18,602
Schitt’s Creek: Rosebud Motel is a pricey business to run at £11,350 a month
Property listing: Rosebud Motel, Schitt’s Creek
Property price: £2,659,667
Monthly mortgage: £11,350
Killing Eve: Villanelle would take a hit of £4,597 a month for Paris pad
Property listing: Paris apartment, Killing Eve
Property price: £1,083,648
Monthly mortgage: £4,597
The Lord of The Rings: Hobbits pay out a cool £5,121 a month for special home
Property listing: Hobbit house, The Shire, Lord of The Rings
Property price: £1,200,000
Monthly mortgage: £5,121
Frozen: Elsa’s ice castle is a cool £11,398 a month
Property listing: Elsa’s ice castle, Frozen
Property price: £2,670,902
Monthly mortgage: £11,398
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Methodology
The value of each fictional property was calculated individually based on canon information from the game, television show or film using location data and bedroom count and collated with real-life comparisons of average property prices in a corresponding area or a conversion from fictional to real currency.
About Salman Haqqi
Salman is our personal finance editor with over 10 years’ experience as a journalist. He has previously written for Finder and regularly provides his expert view on financial and consumer spending issues for local and national press such as The Express, Travel Daily, and The Daily Star.
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About Salman Haqqi
Salman is our personal finance editor with over 10 years’ experience as a journalist. He has previously written for Finder and regularly provides his expert view on financial and consumer spending issues for local and national press.