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Often described as modern day 'sky castles' the 'Water Tower Home'.
Real Houses Used In The Films
There search for authenticity led the producers to uncover a treasury of Tudor era property, providing an authentic backdrop to the drama. However, there is one issue of continuity that the location experts didn't address - the ageing of the stonework. In Henry VIII's time, these would have been brand new houses, with bright new stonework. Clearly, they are beautifully weathered and covered with almost 500 years of patina, but its a minor detail that we here at Chimni were willing to forgive.
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The house in Lacock, Wiltshire used to represent the house in which Harry Potter was supposed to have lived as a baby, and where he survived Lord Voldemort's attack.
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'DeVere House' in Lavenham, Suffolk. Originally built in the 14th-century for the wealthy de Vere family, it was used to represent Harry's childhood home in Godric's Hollow.
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Harry's first home at No.1 Privet Drive
Fake Houses In The Films
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Shell Cottage - the home of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour temporarily erected in 2009 on the dunes overlooking the Pembrokeshire coastline in Wales.
Other Buildings Used In Harry Potter Films'
See Also In Chimni
ChimniWiki Homes Used As TV & Movie Locations
ChimniWiki Homes On C4’s Grand Designs
Other Interesting Sites
Telegraph Property Article 'Harry Potter's Home For Sale'
References
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