From Gilmore Girls to Stranger Things, What Your Favorite TV Homes Would Look Like IRL
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It's one thing to watch characters sitting in their living room on television, but another to really grasp how they move in the space; where does that door way lead to? What's on the other side of the bathroom? Is the kitchen really the same size as the bedroom? Lucky for us, Homes.com has done their homework and drawn up the floor plans from today's biggest cult hits. Take a stroll through your favorite TV homes in the slideshow ahead.
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Gilmore Girls
The finances of a single mom and her daughter's home only work in TV land. In real life, the property will be in the ballpark of $2.8 million.
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Arrested Development
The family's Newport Beach model home is complete with a few hiding spots.
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Sherlock
Benedict Cumberbatch's TV home is actually filmed in a South Wales studio more than 150 miles from the real Baker Street.