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Ever wanted to live in Game of Thrones castle? It’s on sale at reasonable price

It would be untrue to say that we never wanted to visit the castles featured in Game of Thrones.

SNS | New Delhi | August 2, 2018 4:09 pm

Ever wanted to live in Game of Thrones castle? It’s on sale at reasonable price

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It would be untrue to say that we never wanted to visit the castles featured in Game of Thrones. Well, the good news is now you can actually live like a Westerosi. How? The castle used as Riverrun, the stronghold of House of Tully in the fantasy series is on sale now.

Also read: Maisie Williams aka Arya Stark bids goodbye to Game of Thrones with ‘blood-soaked’ picture

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The surprising part is, the price is quite reasonable compared to the properties in the Bay Area, in Northern Ireland. The price you have to pay to make the castle yours is £500,000 (Rs 4.5 crore).

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Game of Thrones: Gosford Castle(Riverrun) up for sale!! If you have ever wanted to own a castle and you love Game of Thrones then this is for you. The 19th Century Northern Irish castle that provided the backdrop to one of the pivotal moments in the cult series is up for sale. Well, part of it. And all it will cost you is a mere £500,000. Gosford Castle was used for a number of scenes of the hit show including the execution of Lord Rickard Karstark by Robb Stark in season three. Now the former hotel, which was last bought so it could be turned into luxury apartments, is back on the market. . . . . #gosford #gosfordcastle #markethill #northernireland #nireland #riverrun #gameofthrones #gameofthronesfamily #gameofthronesfan #gameofthroneshbo #gameofthroneslive #got #got7 #hbo #robbstark #castle #schloss #castillo #architecture #forsale #property #realestate #landmark #castel #ig

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The Gosford castle which was built in the mid-800s has more than 15 bedrooms and more than 10 bathrooms.  It was designed in the Norman Revival style by London architect Thomas Hopper and was occupied by the Earls of Gosford until 1921. The property is divided into 6 luxury apartments with each boasting an average space of 3500sq ft and with some offering rooftop gardens.

Read more: Game of Thrones actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau talks about Jaime Lannister’s fate

However, the owner has to be prepared because ‘Winter is coming’ and the building has no heating system.

Up for a bid folks?

 

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