Look how much these iconic film and TV Christmas homes are worth today

Home plays a central role at Christmas time, and films and TV shows are always sure to place warm and welcoming homes at the centre of their stories.

But how much would these famous homes be worth on today’s property market?

The most expensive iconic Christmas home is the one and only Highclere Castle Estate (pictured above), home to the dramatic Crawley Family of Downton Abbey.

Located in the heart of Berkshire, it is today estimated to have a market value of £137 million.

In recent years, Sherlock Holmes has become increasingly associated with the Christmas period, and his iconic home, 221b Baker Street, in Central London, has a current market value of £4.4 million, while Edina Monsoon of Absolutely Fabulous lives in a townhouse on London’s Holland Park Avenue that has a value of around £3.3 million.

Tourists queue outside the former home of the fictional Character Sherlock Holmes in London, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Perhaps the most iconic Christmas home of them all is the McCallister residence in Home Alone. Located in the suburbs of Chicago, it has an estimated value of £2.3 million.