The house used on the 2000s comfort watch series stood in as the home of mother-daughter protagonists Lorelai and Rory Gilmore in the fictional town of Stars Hollow, Conn.
A house in the Markham area that might conjure up comforting binge-watching memories is on the market.
The home on Victoria Avenue in Unionville was featured on the pilot episode of “Gilmore Girls,” the beloved 2000s dramedy that gained an even wider following during the pandemic.
The real-life Gilmore Girls house from the pilot episode is for sale for $2.7 million in Ontario, where Unionville first stood in for Stars Hollow
Gilmore Girls' original Ontario home is up for sale after 24 years and fans can own Lorelai and Rory's first TV house. Here's how much it costs
Did you know that a 2,840‑square‑foot home located in the historic neighborhood of Unionville, within the city of Markham,…
The house used as Lorelai and Rory Gilmore's home in the pilot episode is now for sale. This historic property is located in…
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It’s been 25 years since millennials fell in love with small-town coffee addicts Lorelai and Rory – and now, it’s become a…
After a 12 year run on the platform, the Gilmore Girls have left Netflix US behind.
Get your Friday night dinners with Lorelei, Rory, Emily and the rest while you still can
