The "Bridgerton" series aired on Netflix, whose second season broke a viewing record as the most watched English series, deals with the life of British aristocracy in the early 19th century, and includes the intrigues and loves of this closed elite group, all filmed against the backdrop of spectacular UK giant houses.
It is not just about the scenery but about historic buildings that can be hosted and even rented.
This, of course, if you have enough money - because these are expensive estates, some of which are owned by the royal family itself, whose maintenance and day-to-day care of preserving them costs quite a bit.
So how much will it cost for those who want to rent the properties in the series for a month of intoxication?
These are the numbers, brought by the people of Essential Living.
Queen Charlotte Residence - £ 5,424,233
The Queen Charlotte Residence in the "Bridgerton" series is in fact the Hampton Court Palace, located in the Richmond neighborhood of London.
It is a huge palace open to the public about 47,000 square meters in size, with a kitchen that can feed a thousand diners at once (who said a seder meal and did not receive it?).
The former resident of the place was the famous British King Henry VII, which explains the size of the kitchen and the fact that one ball can be hosted at the place - and even three at a time.
The palace also has a garden, planted in 1689, which includes an 800-meter-long maze of paths.
The total value of the historic property is £ 493,112,101 million, with its historical and cultural value adding another £ 117,520,365 to the price.
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Cleveland Castle - £ 2,446,904
Howard Castle, or in the series - Clevelandon Castle, home to Daphne Bridgetton and Simon Best in the first season, is a large mansion located in York, England.
This castle is considered to be one of the largest residences in the United Kingdom.
The castle has 140 rooms, built over about 100 years.
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The Gentlemen's Club -
£ 768,939
The Gentlemen's Club in the "Bridgerton" series is in fact the Lancaster House in London.
This is a 19th-century house decorated in the style of Louis XIV, with luxurious reception rooms and a gallery of paintings.
If you've seen "The King's Speech" or "Downton Abbey," you've probably also watched the Lancaster House where movie and series scenes were filmed.
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Lady Denbury Residence -
£ 510,610
Welcome to the Holborn Museum of Art - or the Lady Denbury Residence in the series.
This is a special building that includes a magnificent art collection in the city of Bath, and has the first public art gallery in the city, and to rent it for a month - you will have to take out of your pocket about half a million pounds.
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The Bridgeton family home - £ 403,960
The Bridgeton family home is in fact the Ranger House in the Greenwich neighborhood of London.
Behind the house is an invested rose garden, and since 2002 it has housed the Werner River art collection, which belonged to Sir Julius Werner, a German businessman who lived in the late 19th century and bought and collected medieval decorated jewelry, French furniture and more.
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