Houses from film and television.
The houses that became characters: the McCallister house from Home Alone, the Bates house from Psycho, the glass pavilion from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, the Simpsons’ house on Evergreen Terrace and Bag End in the Shire. Turn each one round and see the parts the camera never showed.
Home Alone HouseA red-brick Georgian Revival house with white-painted trim, black…
Psycho HouseA weathered Second Empire Victorian house with grey-brown clapboard…
Breaking Bad HouseWalter White's house in Breaking Bad, a 1972 single-storey ranch house…
Full House HouseThe Tanner family home from the opening credits of Full House and…
simpsons houseA peach-coloured two-storey house with brown pitched roofs, twin front…
Ben Rose HouseA single-storey steel-and-glass pavilion with a projecting flat roof…
A Christmas Story HouseThe Parker family house from A Christmas Story, on West 11th Street in…
Bag End, HobbitonBilbo and Frodo Baggins's hobbit-hole at the top of the hill in…
Erlich’s Hacker HostelA sprawling single-storey ranch with pale vertical siding, low grey…
Highclere CastleHighclere Castle is a honey-coloured stone Elizabethan Revival mansion…
Green GablesThe white clapboard farmhouse with green gables at Cavendish, Prince…
Original photographs and plans stay private; what you are looking at is the 3D reconstruction. Each model is an interpretation of a building, not a survey of it.