Have you ever dreamed of living like Lorelai and Rory Gilmore? If yes, then there’s good news for Gilmore Girls fans. The house that appeared as Lorelai and Rory’s home in the pilot episode of Gilmore Girls has officially hit the market in Canada with an asking price of CAD $3.88 million (around USD $2.7 million).
The property, located in the historic community of Unionville in Markham, Ontario, is being offered for sale for the first time in nearly 24 years, giving fans a rare opportunity to own a memorable piece of television history.
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The original Stars Hollow before Hollywood recreated it When Gilmore Girls premiered in 2000, the fictional town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, had not yet been built on the Warner Bros. lot. Instead, producers chose the picturesque streets of Unionville to bring the show’s cozy small-town charm to life. The neighbourhood became the backdrop for several iconic locations featured in the pilot.
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Nearby filming locations included:
A storefront that served as the exterior of Luke’s Diner Markham Train Station, which appeared as Miss Patty’s dance studio A historic red-brick church featured in the opening shots introducing Stars Hollow For longtime fans, Unionville remains one of the closest real-life versions of Stars Hollow.
The home is asking $3.88 million The property spans 2,840 square feet and includes:
Four bedrooms Four bathrooms Three fireplaces A wraparound veranda Two staircases Exposed wood beams A wet bar Multiple outdoor entertaining spaces Ironically, while the television version of Lorelai’s home was portrayed as a modest cottage that was even shown falling apart at one point in the series, the real property is a spacious Victorian home with modern upgrades.
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Built in the 1800s with modern comforts Originally constructed around 1875, the house combines heritage architecture with contemporary features. The kitchen includes a central island with bar seating and opens directly onto an outdoor deck, making it ideal for enterta
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