Inside Australia's most famous TV homes including The Bachelor mansion, Ramsay Street and Kath and Kim's iconic lake house
They're some of the most iconic TV homes to ever grace screens across Australia.
And now you can take a peek inside some jaw-dropping properties that have been at the centre of affairs, rose-giving ceremonies, and unforgettable blazing rows.
From The Bachelor's mansion, to the homes of Ramsay Street and Kath and Kim's iconic lake house - what do these lavish pads look like from the inside, and what are they worth?
What a Bachelor pad! The mansion (pictured) has housed all the ladies this season as they battle to fight for Matt Agnew's heart
Simply sensational! The palatial two-story pad is located on Sydney's Northern Beaches, and is now known as 'Nelly's Farm'
The Bachelor Mansion
The jaw-dropping mansion has housed all the ladies this season as they battle to fight for Matt Agnew's heart - but is it really as spectacular as fans might think?
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The palatial pad, located on Sydney's Northern Beaches, is now known as 'Nelly's Farm' - which in a previous listing was described as a 'Hamptons inspired estate distressing over 5 lush acres,' on realestate.com.au.
The gorgeous two-story home has been the perfect setting for secret rendezvous, blazing arguments and emotional rose ceremonies - and since filming for the show began there, the price for the property has soared.
Reality TV dream! The jaw-dropping mansion has been the perfect scene for secret rendezvous, arguments and rose ceremonies - and since filming for the show began there, the price for the property has soared
Oozing class: The property features towering high ceilings and classic wooden floors - and is said to be worth close to $5 million
Take a peek! The Bachelor pad is just as stunning as you might imagine, with original fireplaces gracing the lounge areas and elegant decor throughout
Value:
CoreLogic records show the home was bought in 2010 for $2.3million, but according to experts, it could now be worth more like a whopping $5million.
'I'm from the Northern Beaches, so I know that property and that area well,' Buyer's Agent Peter Kelaher from PK Property told realestate.com.au.
'In terms of renting, it'd be hard to say - but it could have been around the $4,000 mark.'
Worth a fortune! Many of the properties on Neighbours - including the iconic number 28, (pictured) home to the Kennedy family, are worth around $900,000
Ramsay Street
The legendary residential street has been at the centre of many of Neighbours' wild storylines over the years.
While the street is set in the equally fictional suburb of Erinsborough, the actual street lies at Pin Oak Court, in Vermont South - and the house owners allow the film crew to shoot external scenes in their front and back gardens.
Perhaps one of the most iconic of the homes is number 28, which first home to Des Clarke when the soap began in 1985, and later to Daphne Clarke and the Willis family who moved in from 1990 - 1994.
It's all real! While the street is set in the equally fictional suburb of Erinsborough, the actual street lies at Pin Oak Court, in Vermont South and the house owners allow the film crew to shoot external scenes in their front and back gardens
Neighbourly love! Most of the houses nearby the iconic number 28 (including number 24, pictured, fictionally owned by the Ramsays) are worth a similar amount
The iconic No. 26 kitchen (pictured) set was featured in the Melbourne Museum, after Jim Robinson suffered a heart attack and died in the room in 1993
But the most well-known residents of the iconic home are The Kennedy family, who have lived at the house since 1994.
Value:
According to a property expert, the home is worth around $900,000 - and was purchased back in 1978 for $62,000.
Upside Realty chief executive and founder Adam Rigby added to news.com.au: 'A few neighbouring houses also used in the show sold recently for closer to $870,000, which is consistent with median values in the area.'
'Chardonnay, chardonnay, you pack of chunts!' Hit mother-daughter comedy Kath & Kim is still a huge hit with fans, despite ending in 2007
Kath and Kim's home
The four-bedroom home in Patterson Lakes, Melbourne, was made famous in the hit mother-daughter comedy Kath & Kim, which ended in 2007.
The property at 4 Lagoon Place was the home to many iconic moments during the show's run, and although it's not the most aesthetically pleasing property on the list, it did sell for a seven-figure price tag in 2016.
In homage to the show's army of fans, the new owner told Sunrise she opened up the doors to the house on August 31 - before she began completely renovating it beyond recognition.
Selling for millions! 4 Lagoon Place (pictured) was the home of many iconic moments during the show's run, and managed to sell for a seven-figure pricetag in 2016
Lakeside views: The gorgeous property features a beautiful garden area which overlooks the lake - with it's very own jetty to board your own private boat
Picture perfect! In homage to the show's army of fans, the new owner told Sunrise she opened up the doors to the iconic house on August 31 - before she began completely renovating it beyond recognition
Million dollar price tag! In 2016, the property sold for over $1.4 million - despite not being the most aesthetically-pleasing property on the list
'That was the main concern when we decided to do this open house, were we going to have Kath and Kim protestors out the front!' the owner said.
She charged visitors $5 a pop to take a look at the historic home before its big change, with all proceeds going to Carrie Bickmore's Beanies 4 Brain Cancer.
Value:
In 2016, the property sold for over $1.4 million, according to realestate.com.au.
Game of Thrones fans, rejoice! The Central Coast's landmark 'Game of Thrones' castle is now available to rent once again - and this time with a $20 discount
Game of Thrones-inspired castle
Fans of Game of Thrones can rejoice, as there's a real-life castle inspired by the movie, located in Sydney - and amazingly, it's up for rent.
The West Gosford property hit headlines last year, when a listing emerged calling for 'the next Jon Snow and Daenerys' to apply.
The unusual property inspired by the show features real-life castle turrets and a medieval feel perfect for any die-hard to live just like a Targaryen or Stark.
What a bargain! Last year, the charming property was rented out for $520 per week - but with the tenants now moving on, the agent says it will be discounted to $500 per week
Ready for battle! The stunning property features a magnificent view of Brisbane Waters - a sight similar to that a monarch would see as they prepare for battle
The four-bedroom property boasts high ceilings, a gorgeous timber floor and a magnificent view of Brisbane Waters - a vision similar to that which a monarch would see as they prepare for battle.
In the rental listing, realestate.com.au said they hope the property will 'attract a throng of king slayers, wildings, and Targaryens,' - so is ideal for any Game of Thrones fan suffering withdrawal symptoms following the explosive final episode.
Value:
Last year, the castle was rented out for $520 per week - but with the tenants now moving on, the agent says it will be discounted to $500 per week.
Live like a monarch: The stunning house boasts high ceilings, a gorgeous timber floor and a magnificent view of Brisbane Waters
- Look at moi ploise: Kath and Kim house snapped up for more than $1.4 million in Patterson Lakes - realestate.com.au
- Real Estate, Property & Homes for Sale - realestate.com.au
- CoreLogic | Property Data Reports & Analytics Online - Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, Canberra & Hobart
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