It's known to Harry Potter fans as the house where he lived under the stairs and now the boy wizard's childhood home is up for sale.
The three-bedroom house in Bracknell became one of the most recognised properties in the world after it doubled as 4 Privet Drive, the home of uncle Vernon, aunt Petunia and cousin Dudley Dursley, in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone.
However, due to logistics, it was only used during shooting for the first film and was replicated for the remaining movies in the franchise. It also features in the Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio tour.
The slice of film history is now being sold by Chancellors estate agent for £475,000.
The property in Picket Post Close has three bedrooms, a large living room, family bathroom, a large garden, and off-street parking.
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