This is How Much it Would Cost to Live in Famous U.S. TV locations

Author Alexis Zarycki

September 14th, 2021 11:56 AM

From ‘Stranger Things’ to the famous flight show ‘Manifest’, have you ever imagined yourself as your favorite character, and wondered how much it would cost to live their life?

Well, look no further, as new research from CompareTheMarket reveals exactly how much it might cost to live in the same ZIP code as some of your favorite shows, as well as how much they might cost in 2025 and 2030. Don’t worry, the Upside Down is not included…

‘Ratched’: Mildred’s residence, Sealight Inn

I love this show. If you’re a fan of Ryan Murphy’s work, likely, you couldn’t put Ratched on pause, either. You might be interested to know that the Sealight Inn, otherwise known as Mildred’s residence, was filmed in Big Sur, California. If you’re considering a property in the area, this is how much it would cost now, along with how much it might increase by 2030:

Lenore Osgood’s House: Also filmed in California, if you have your sights set on a property in Lenore Osgood’s neighborhood, this is how much it will cost now, in 2025, and 2030:

‘Stranger Things: The Byers House

I’d probably pass on living here. Why? Low key, it looked pretty musty. But if you find yourself wondering how much it would cost to live next door to The Byers, this is how much your home might cost:

‘Manifest’: Stones’ House

God, I need this show to come back. Do you know how hard it is to live with no end…Filmed in New York, Manifest first landed on our screens in 2018 and has had viewers on the edge of their seats ever since. If you would like to live like the Stone family, here’s how much it might cost you now, and in around 10 years:

The Bold Type: Richard’s apartment

Also filmed in New York, The Bold Type has been taking the Netflix world by storm in recent months, with properties such as Richard’s apartment certainly being enviable. For those who might like to live in a neighboring building, here’s how much it may set you back:

‘Cobra Kai’: LaRusso family home

The comedy-drama first came to Netflix in 2018 and has kept fans wanting more each time a new season drops. If you’re a fan of Daniel LaRusso and want to set up a home in Marietta, Georgia, here’s how much you may need to spend:

Commenting on the research, Simon Downes, spokesperson for Comparethemarket.com.au says: “Those that might have their sights set on locations that feature in shows such as Stranger Things or The Bold Type also need to consider how much insurance for these properties might cost, as it’s important to have the right cover in place should the worst happen whilst you’re moving, or once you’re settled.” To find out what other properties are featured in the research and how much they cost, click here.

GALLERY: How to Recreate your Favorite Celebrities’ Kitchen

• Kendall Jenner Country-inspired with a definite farmhouse feel, Kendall’s kitchen is bursting with character and maintains a charming aesthetic throughout.

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  You can get yourself a piece of the Kardashian lifestyle with the Wren Infinity Plus range, with the Shaker Chelsea design, in Forrest Green. To keep costs down, consider switching out the marble worktops and splashback for gorgeous white quartz. Not only will you enjoy the same beautiful rippling effect, but quartz is also considerably easier to manage than marble.

• Jennifer Aniston Bold in design, Jennifer Aniston’s famed former kitchen combines checkerboard chic with contemporary farmhouse touches for an impressive finish.

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  Taken from the Infinity Plus range and styled according to the Chelsea collection, Jennifer Aniston’s Beverly Hills kitchen has been given the Wren treatment. How you can recreate the kitchen If you’re in the mood for monochrome and want to emulate Jennifer’s kitchen, you can with the Wren Infinity Plus Milano Ultra kitchen in Nero. If you’re styling your kitchen on a budget, you can always create a stunning checkerboard effect with hard-wearing porcelain tiles, instead of marbled stone.

• James Corden Offering traditional flair in abundance, James Corden’s kitchen is styled with an emphasis on spacious practicality and has room enough to host an all-star Hollywood line-up.

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  Impressive in size and design, Wren has recreated the timeless layout of Corden’s space with a traditionally styled kitchen island encircled by practical cabinetry. How you can recreate the kitchen If you’ve got your eye on the timeless class of James Corden’s kitchen, you can use the Wren Infinity or Infinity plus range, with their Georgian or Architect style. Across such an expansive space, the cost of hardwood flooring can quickly eat into your budget, so consider swapping it out for eco-friendly bamboo boards. You’ll achieve the same wooden feel, at a portion of the cost.

• Gordon Ramsay Gordon’s at-home chef’s space is the epitome of practicality, with broad refrigeration, built-in appliances, and a double island layout offering effortless movement between each foody element.

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  You can enjoy the same practical luxury as one of the world’s greatest chefs, by installing Wren’s Framed Juratek kitchen, in sage, from the Infinity Plus range. We all know Gordon’s a kitchen genius, but not many of us require a dual-island layout; consider achieving a similar look on a budget by working around a single central preparation station.

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