- Whether they’re realistic or high-tech fantasies, homes from movies and TV shows can inspire envy and admiration from viewers.
- Porch, an online resource that connects homeowners with local home improvement contractors, conducted a survey of close to 1,500 people to find out which houses from movies and TV shows they would want to live in.
- Tony Stark’s house from “Iron Man” came out on top for movies, while the home from “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” was the preferred television location.
- These are 20 homes from movies and television people wish they could live in.
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Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv’s house from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” was the most-desired television home.
The Banks’ Bel-Air home from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” which ran from 1990 to 1996, came in first on Porch’s list, both because of its pool and live-in butler service.
Tony Stark’s home from “Iron Man” took the top spot for movies.
Respondents really wanted to live in Tony Stark’s home from the “Iron Man” franchise according to Porch, as his high-tech pad seemed like an idyllic place to take up residence.
People wanted to live in Kevin McCallister’s house from “Home Alone.”
Number two on Porch’s list, the large and luxurious nature of Kevin McCallister’s home appealed to people – though they might not like it as much after Kevin wreaked havoc on it.
Danny Tanner’s home from “Full House” made the list.
The Tanners’ San Francisco home, which housed nine people at one point during the show, was number two on the TV home list.
Cher Horowitz's house in "Clueless" also appealed to fans.
Cher lived in a large Los Angeles home with her father, and her house even featured an electronic closet, earning it the number three spot on Porch's list of desired movie homes.
Almost every New Yorker wishes they could live in Monica's apartment from "Friends."
Monica's luxurious apartment was the backdrop of most of "Friends," and the large space earned it the number three spot on the TV list.
Porch notes that Monica and Rachel likely would've paid $8,000 in monthly rental fees if the apartment had been real.
Cameron's house in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" might have been his nightmare, but the survey-takers liked it.
Cameron's home, from which Ferris and Cameron steal a Ferrari in the film, came in fourth on the list of movie homes.
"The Brady Bunch" home was the suburban dream.
"The Brady Bunch" home came in fourth on the TV list, even though all the kids had to share rooms during their upbringing.
The Avengers' headquarters in Stark Tower seemed like a fun place to live.
The high-tech space came in fifth on Porch's list of movie homes.
The house Cory Matthews grew up in on "Boy Meets World" was a hit.
The house from "Boy Meets World" came in fifth on the list of television homes.
Fans wanted to live in the home Noah Calhoun built with his own two hands in "The Notebook."
Noah built this home to his lost love Allie's specifications despite their estrangement.
It came in sixth on the movie house list.
Tony's house on "The Sopranos" seemed like a good place to live.
On "The Sopranos," Tony conducted much of his mafia business from his home, which came in sixth on the list of television homes.
Regina George's house in "Mean Girls" wowed viewers as much as it did Cady Heron.
Regina's large bedroom, which was once her parents' master, likely played a role in this home from "Mean Girls" landing in seventh on Porch's movie list.
Zelda and Hilda's house from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" appealed to fans too.
The house that Sabrina lived in with her aunts came in seventh on the list of television homes.
Although it wasn't pleasant for Harry, the Dursleys' home on Privet Drive appealed to "Harry Potter" lovers.
The Dursleys' home was ranked eighth on the Porch movie home list, with the cupboard under the stairs seeming like a good place to live for some survey-takers.
The Draper home from "Mad Men" looked picture-perfect.
Despite the often unhappy family living within the Draper home, it came in eighth on Porch's television list.
The home from "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" would be an ideal place to spend the holidays.
Like the house from "Home Alone," fans loved the Christmas feel of the Griswold house in "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," earning it the ninth place on Porch's list of movie homes people would want to live in.
And of course, people would jump at the chance to buy the mansion from "The Bachelor" franchise.
"The Bachelor" mansion ranked ninth on the list of homes from TV people would most want to live in, but unfortunately someone already lives there when it's not being used for shows in the ABC franchise.
People liked the Cullens' glass house featured in the "Twilight" franchise.
The Cullens' home, which was made mostly of glass to give the sparkling vampires a sense of freedom, came in at the 10th spot on the movie list.
The Gump home from "Forrest Gump" was the final house on the movie homes list.
Gump lived in the house for his entire life, eventually raising his son in it.
The spacious Alabama mansion came in 11th place on Porch's movie home list.