Did you know that the homes you have seen on some of your favorite TV shows are actually hiding somewhere in suburban America? Oh yes, they are. Usually, the makers of the TV show look for places that have some unique features that can further highlight the show.
HomeAdvisor came up with 52 of America’s most iconic TV homes and their real-life locations. So check them out for yourself.
This show was my absolute favorite in the '90s. So I would be psyched to check out the real location of this dwelling.
This 6,438 sq ft. colonial-style mansion has an 88-acre lot. It was built in 1937 and, naturally, it comes with a pool.
Dexter's first residence was set at the Miami’s Bay Harbor Club condos until the studio built a replica. The real apartments go for $190k.
The exterior of this Victorian-era, Eastlake-style property was used as the HalliWell residence. But it was also used for Michael Jackson's Thriller video.
This house was perfect for Buffy's family because it was built in the craftsman-style which added that cool, folky look.
Due to the popularity of this show the actual owner of this property had to install a six-foot iron fence to keep his privacy.
This classy and traditional looking property was chosen to showcase Madeleine’s vibrant personality. The magenta interior paint makes it that much more special.
This traditional southern-style home with enviable wrap-around porch is actually located on the Warner Brothers lot in Burbank, CA. So visit away!
This traditional-style Cheviot Hills house got sold for a whopping $2.35 million because the new owners can still provide producers access to it.
This Victorian-style house in New Jersey has been converted into office spaces. I guess that's what you do these days.
This Hamilton, Ontario red-brick house was built for the family of a wealthy banker in the 1890s. It's eerie how normal it looks.
This home that was built in 1987 recently went on sale for $3.4 million, of course, due to the popularity of the show.
This colonial-style family home went on sale and fanatic fans of the show ran a Kickstarter campaign to buy it. Sadly, it didn't work.
I dunno how the property residents will feel about it but you can always sneak a peak. LOL!
