What would it cost to live in the Grandest Holiday movie homes?

It’s not going to be cheap!

What would it cost to live in the Grandest Holiday movie homes? The original house used in the "Home Alone" movie is located in the North Shore suburb of Winnetka, Illinois, Nov. 8, 2021. (Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images) (Chicago Tribune/TNS)

A new study reveals the most expensive Christmas movie homes. The study conducted by Cinch Home Services uses home value data from ZHVI (Zillow Home Value Index), to explore the average home prices in neighborhoods that star in some of the top Christmas movies.

Most expensive Christmas movie homes:

  • - Home Alone

The McAllister’s home in Home Alone tops the list, it would cost an estimated $1.56 million to celebrate the holidays here. The house is in Winnetka, Illinois has three floors, five bedrooms, and four bathrooms and has a finished basement and attic.

  • - Die Hard

The fictional high-rise building Nakatomi Plaza featured prominently in the 1988 Christmas classic Die Hard is worth an estimated $1.4 million.

  • - Tie - Elf, Scrooge, Serendipity

The Hobbs’ family apartment in Elf, Frank Cross’s apartment in Scrooged and Sara’s apartment in Serendipity are each worth an estimated $1.25 million.

6. – Miracle on 34th Street - Susan’s Dream House is worth $1.2 million

7. Christmas in Boston – Gina’s apartment is worth a little over 1 million

8. – Jingle All the Way - The Langston family home is worth $681,000

9. - The Night Before – Ethan’s childhood home will set you back $671,000

10. – Edward Scissorhands – The Boggs’ house is worth around $620,000

Chris Centore

Chris Centore

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