‘Gilmore Girls’ house enters the market for USD 2.7 million, 26 years after the show’s pilot |

It’s time to step into Stars Hollow – and witness the magic all over again. A handful of residences shown in soap operas bring nostalgia, making you feel at home far away, where every single corner feels familiar. One such iconic house is from ‘Gilmore Girls’, which has fascinated viewers since the first episode in 2000. Lorelai and Rory Gilmore’s residence is on sale for USD 2.7 million.Here’s a closer look at the ‘Gilmore Girls’ house being on sale.

‘Gilmore Girls’ house tagged at USD 2.7 million

Since the first appearance of the 2,840-square-foot residence 26 years ago in the 2000s drama series, this is the first time that the house is on sale, per Country & Town House. While the residence was located in the fictional town of Stars Hollow in Connecticut, the real location is in Unionville, 20 miles northeast of Toronto, Canada. The initial scenes from season one were shot in the residence, and the post-pilot episodes were shot in a Los Angeles set.

The ‘Gilmore Girls’ house: Interior and exterior details

The interior of the massive house contains a renovated kitchen, a living room equipped with a wet bar, a dining room, and a home office. Along with a charming entrance through a private deck, the house has an additional suite for guests with a bathroom. To top it all, the house possesses 19th-century interiors including three fireplaces, wood-beamed ceilings, wooden floors, and a red-brick chimney.Built in 1875, the ‘Gilmore Girls’ house has gabled roofs, a wraparound porch, white shutters, and a teal-painted clapboard. Overlooking the ravine, the three-bedroom property is surrounded by hedges. The current owner has owned the residence since 1994 and has used it for rental purposes.

About ‘Gilmore Girls’

Starring Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel in the lead, ‘Gilmore Girls’ revolves around the tale of a mother-daughter duo with an extraordinary bond. As they deal with relationships and career graphs, the coming-of-age story witnesses unprecedented twists and turns. The first episode aired in October 2005, and the series continued for seven seasons. After the finale, an installment, ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life,’ was released in 2016.

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