The real-life Gilmore Girls home with a 150-year history hits the market... and it could be yours for $2.8million
One of its earliest owners was local baker Mr Court, who baked bread inside the property's original bakehouse before delivering fresh loaves throughout Unionville by horse and buggy.
- ▪One of its earliest owners was local baker Mr Court, who baked bread inside the property's original bakehouse before delivering fresh loaves throughout Unionville by horse and buggy.
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Ever dreamed of sipping coffee on Lorelai Gilmore's front porch?Fans of the beloved television series now have the chance to own a real-life piece of Stars Hollow after the charming 150-year-old home that appeared as Lorelai and Rory Gilmore's house in the pilot episode of Gilmore Girls hit the market.The picturesque Gothic Revival property, nestled in the historic village of Unionville, Ontario, has been listed with agent Sylvia Morris for C$3.8 million (around US$2.8 million) and comes packed with far more than just TV nostalgia, Realtor.com was first to report.Built in 1875, the storybook home has had just five owners in its entire 150-year history and still retains many of its original Victorian features, alongside a fascinating past as the village baker's home complete with its own…
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