Stunning values ​​of real houses from legendary Christmas films… from Home Alone to The Holidays.

A new study has shown that some of the movies you get for your favorite classics and tear-jerking Christmas movies are actually worth eye-watering amounts.

To celebrate the holiday season, FloridaRentals.com put together some research on the most expensive and cheapest holiday movie houses.

Use of information about the various filming locations from IMDB, the vacation rental marketplace then estimated property values ​​of the holiday movie houses from sources such as Zoopla, Realtor, Zillow and Redfin.

“Christmas movies are full of enchanting homes that make us want to step inside and experience the magic of Christmas firsthand,” wrote a spokesperson for FloridaRentals.com.

“Whether it’s the charming cottages in The Holiday or the sumptuous villas of Home Alone, these homes are often at the heart of the seasonal spirit.”

The spokesperson added that some of the homes are “unsurprisingly fictional” but are “within reach for long-time fans.”

“While these large, opulent mansions may be out of reach, there are more modest but charming homes that are reachable than you think.”

Movie fans interested in learning more about the iconic houses from popular Christmas films can check out our list below.

Home Alone: ​​McCallister Family Home – $5.25 million

Home Alone, the box office hit about a boy named Kevin McCallister who is accidentally left behind by his family before the Christmas holidays and is forced to defend his Chicago-area home from thieves, is arguably the most iconic location on this one List.

Much of the film takes place in the five-bedroom, six-bathroom house in Winnetka, Illinois, where Kevin (played by Macaulay Culkin) sets a trap for his would-be robbers.

Located about 20 miles outside of Chicago, the home was put on the market earlier this year for $5.25 million.

In addition to being a popular tourist attraction, it also features a heated garage, private parking, and a master suite with a gas fireplace, walk-in closet, and marble whirlpool tub, according to the Zillow listing.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York: Rob and Georgette McCallister’s townhouse – $5.7 million

In the sequel to Home Alone, Home Alone 2, Kevin gets lost in New York City before ambushing his captors in his aunt and uncle’s renovated brownstone home on the Upper West Side – the thieves from the last film – lays.

The 4,776-square-foot townhouse in the second film was a hot buy earlier this year.

The New York property on 95th Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue is the most expensive property in the Home Alone series, according to FloridaRentals.com.

The home was put on the market in 2023 and sold in January 2024 for its current value of $5.7 million.

The familyily Man: Jack’s Penthouse Apartment – $15.4 million

Nicholas Cage’s box office hit The Family Man follows the life of a businessman named Jack who wakes up one day to find that he is married with two children.

Before experiencing a new life, Jack lived the life of luxury in a fancy penthouse apartment in Manhattan, New York, in the real Olympic Tower on 5th Avenue.

According to On Location Tours, the apartment is located on the top floor of the 51-story building that once housed a Best & Company store in 1947.

If Jack were to live in this New York City penthouse today, he would have the luxury of living in a 9,450 square foot apartment for an estimated price of $15.4 million.

The Holiday: Amanda’s Home – $12 million

Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet portrayed Amanda and Iris, respectively, in the legendary 2006 Christmas film “The Holiday.”

Amanda and Iris are both looking for their own holiday destination and are swapping their villa in LA and their quaint English cottage in the run-up to Christmas.

Amanda’s elegant Los Angeles mansion is actually an estate in San Marino, California, which has amenities like a spa, paddle tennis court, and rose garden.

According to Radio Times, the seven-bedroom, six-bathroom house has become a tourist attraction in the years since the film’s release.

Today, the luxurious Californian mansion, which spans over 10,300 square feet, is worth around $12 million.

Trading Places: Louis Winthorpe III townhouse – $4.9 million

In “Trading Places,” wealthy manager Louis Winthorpe III (Dan Aykroyd) and clever hustler Billy Ray Valentine (Eddie Murphy) are part of a bet between two successful brokers.

Winthorpe is framed for a crime, while Valentine is put in his position by the two scheming brokers.

Before he was charged, Aykroyd’s character lived in a townhouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The house, located two doors west of the Rosenbach Museum and Rosenbach Library, was listed on the stock exchange in 2021 for $6.95 million, but its value has since fallen to $4.9 million.

The Family Stone: Stone Family Home – $4.3 million

Starring Diane Keaton and Sarah Jessica Parker, The Family Stone revolves around the shenanigans of a family and a woman hoping to impress her boyfriend’s parents.

The family spends most of their time at the Stone family home – a house in Riverside, Connecticut.

The 3,554-square-foot home features five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a gourmet kitchen.

The home sold for $4.1 million in 2008 and is now valued at $4.3 million.

Four Christmases: Kate and Brad’s Neighborhood – $3.6 million

In the holiday hit “Four Christmases,” unmarried couple Kate (Reese Witherspoon) and Brad (Vince Vaughn) are forced to attend their respective families’ holiday parties when their own exotic trip is canceled.

While scenes of Kate and Brad’s modern home overlooking San Francisco are scant, you can find the property on Zillow… and see that it is currently worth $3.6 million.

Santa Claus: Calvin and Laura’s Home – $3.4 million

The 1994 film The Santa Clause tells the story of Scott Calvin (Tim Allen), who becomes a beloved Christmas legend after witnessing the original fall from the roof.

The real townhouse that was located in Illinois in the film is actually located in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.

According to The Bergen Record, the house did not become as popular a tourist attraction as the Home Alone estate, but sold for $2.315 million in 2020.

Today, the house where Allen puts on the Santa jacket for the first time is worth around $3.4 million.

Happiest Season: The Caldwell Family Home – $3.4 million

The 2020 romantic comedy Happiest Season depicts the events that unfold during a Christmas party with members of the Caldwell family.

The film was filmed in Pennsylvania and the expensive Caldwell Country House is actually a home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, valued at around $3.4 million.