From a humble terrace on Coronation Street to the stately Downtown Abbey, can YOU guess how much it would cost to buy your favourite TV home?

  • Homes on TV shows can become as well-known as their fictional residents
  • We reveal how much it would cost to live in some of the best-known properties
  • A modest terraced house on Coronation Street would set you back £100,000
  • While the imposing Downton Abbey would sell for an eye-watering £72million 

By Stephanie Linning for MailOnline

Published: 09:41 EST, 3 February 2017 | Updated: 09:41 EST, 3 February 2017

From Downton Abbey to Sherlock Holmes' Baker Street flat, the TV show homes can often become as well-known as the characters who live in them.

Now research has revealed how much it would cost to own one of the iconic fictional properties.

A terraced home on Coronation Street would set you back just £100,000. On the other end of the scale is Buckingham Palace - as seen in Netflix series The Crown - which would cost an staggering £2.2billion, if it was ever put up for sale.

The research, carried out by mortgage experts from consumer group Which? also offers advice on the pros and cons of each property.

Here, FEMAIL reveals the cost of eight of the most famous TV homes...

SHERLOCK HOLMES

221B, Baker Street, London - £1.7 million

In reality: The Georgian flat would be located on Baker Street in central London, pictured

Headquarters: Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) and John Watson (Martin Freeman) in 221B Baker Street, as imagined in the hit BBC series

The listing: Sherlock Holmes' Georgian flat in central London served as a base for the eccentric detective and his partner, John Watson. 

The beautiful two-bedroom property offers a large, airy sitting room lit by broad windows with an adjoining kitchen. 

However one wall partly indented with bullet holes would need repairing. The property would also require a deposit of 25 per cent, or £425,000. 

PEEP SHOW

Flat 5, Apollo House, Croydon, London - £220,000

Transport links: The up-and-coming tower block, pictured, is close to a railway station

Affordable sitting living: The flat from Peep Show, pictured would set you back £220,000

The listing: Take a 'peep' at this 2-bedroom flat with balcony in up-and-coming block Apollo House, just 5 minutes' walk from Croydon railway station. Reluctant sale, would make an exciting buy-to-let opportunity. Bathroom door needs replacing. 

EASTENDERS

25 Albert Square, Walford, London - £875,000

Social hub: The Queen Vic pub would be your regular if you moved on to Albert Square

Fixer-upper: The terraced homes, like the one pictured, might need some modernisations

The listing: Victorian terraced 3-bedroom house located in the up and coming London borough of Walford. 

Local daily market gives the area a real sense of community. Excellent transport connections just a short walk from Walford East underground station. 

May require some modernisation. 

DOWNTON ABBEY 

Downton Estate, Yorkshire - £72 million

Grandeur: The sprawling Highclere Castle, which served as the exterior for Downton Abbey

Living the high life: Two of the Crawley sisters, who called Downton Abbey their home

The listing: If living the high life is your thing, this listing could be the perfect fit.  

Located in the stunning Yorkshire countryside just a few minutes’ walk from local village Downton, this grand and luxurious residential manor house offers 11 first-floor bedrooms and plenty of room for living and entertaining in style. 

THE CROWN 

Buckingham Palace, London - £2.2 billion

Fit for a Queen: Buckingham Palace, pictured, plays a central role in Netflix series The Crown

Staggering cost: Buckingham Palace, as imagined in The Crown, would cost £2.2billion

The listing: It is perhaps of little surprise the Queen's home is the most expensive property on the list. The opulent 775-room palace in the City of Westminster is inspired by French Neoclassic architecture. 

The property also contains the largest private garden in London – the bustling capital of England and global hub.]

However the cost and listed status - not to mention the eye-watering price tag - means it will require specialist financing.  

ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES 

Flat 127, Nelson Mandela House, Peckham, London - £330,000

Off screen double: 'Nelson Mandela House' was actually Harlech Tower in Acton, west London

Comedy classic: Only Fools and Horses was famously set in Del Boy and Rodney's flat

The listing: The sitcom was famously set in Del Boy and Rodney's flat in 'Nelson Mandela House', a fictional council block in Peckham, south London.

The two-bedroom flat full of character in the heart of vibrant neighbourhood with balcony viewes over the city. Cash offers preferred. 

CORONATION STREET 

9 Coronation Street, Weatherfield, Salford - £100,000

Quiet: Coronation Street, pictured, would be perfect for a buyer looking for suburban living

Achievable dream: A terraced house like the one above would be perfect for a growing family

The listing: A terraced house on the quiet suburban Coronation Street, would make a perfect home for a couple looking to start or grow a family.

A typical home on the cobbled street would offer three upstairs bedroom and plenty of living space. 

It would only require a deposit of £5,000. Save-up using a Help-to-Buy Isa and the government will boost your savings by 25 per cent.

THE ONLY WAY IS ESSEX

Chigwall, Essex - £1.6million

Luxury living: This is the Essex £1.5million home that was bought by Joey Essex in 2015

The listing: For anyone aspiring to the Essex lifestyle, a stunning home is a must.

This four-bedroom detached house offers a luxurious and modern living space, as well as a large private garden featuring a swimming pool.

However the majority of lenders require a 15 per cent deposit to borrow £500,000 or more to buy a home like this. 

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