A real estate broker estimated how much Disney palaces would cost in real life — and the Sultan's home from 'Aladdin' was by far the most expensive

Zoë EttingerMay 21, 2020, 02:24 IST

Prince Eric's castle in "The Little Mermaid" is believed to have been based on Chillon Castle in Switzerland.Disney/Shutterstock

An online broker, Mojo Mortgages, studied Disney palaces and gave them real-life locations and property values.
Many Disney palaces are based on real castles and buildings, which Mojo Mortgages used to help determine their value.
The dwarfs' cottage from "Snow White" was given an estimated value of $335,000, while the Sultan's palace in "Aladdin" was valued at $975.9 million.

Ever wondered how much it would cost to live in a Disney palace in real life? An online real estate broker has come up with an answer.

Mojo Mortgages found the original buildings the palaces were based on, estimated their real-life location, and examined the costs of similar homes in those locations.

Using these metrics, Mojo Mortgages came up with real-life prices, as well as a description of what you'd get for your money.

Take a look at how much these Disney palaces would cost in real life.

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The most affordable option is the dwarfs' cottage from "Snow White."

The dwarfs' cottage. YouTube

It would cost about $335,000, Mojo Mortgages said, estimating that its location would be in Devon, England.

The cottage from "Snow White" was compared to the Hobbiton Movie Set in New Zealand. Shan li Fang/Mojo Mortgages

The cost goes way up to $12.2 million for Prince Eric's castle in "The Little Mermaid," which the broker estimated would be in Italy.

Prince Eric's castle from "The Little Mermaid." Screenshot courtesy of Disney

The design for Prince Eric's castle is believed to have been based on Chillon Castle in Switzerland, pictured below.

Chillon Castle, Switzerland. Shutterstock

Arendelle castle, from "Frozen," would go for about $14.6 million, according to Mojo Mortgages.

Arendelle Castle. YouTube

Eltz Castle in Germany, pictured below, has a similar design to the one in "Frozen."

Like Arendelle castle from "Frozen." Leonard Von Bibra/Mojo Mortgages

The king's castle in "Cinderella" would be priced around $18.3 million, and would be located in Germany, according to the broker.

The king's castle in "Cinderella". YouTube

Neuschwanstein Castle, pictured below, is believed to have been the inspiration for the king's castle in "Cinderella."

The king's castle in Cinderella is pictured as Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. Nikita Semerenko/Mojo Mortgages

The price goes way up for the Beast's castle from "Beauty and the Beast." Its value is about $36.6 million.

Beast's castle. Screenshot courtesy of Disney

The castle would be in France, according to the broker. The design was partly inspired by the Chateau De Chambord in Loir-Et-Cher, pictured below.

Chateau de Chambord, France. Shutterstock

Far and away the most expensive property was the Sultan's palace from "Aladdin."

The Sultan's palace. Disney

It would go for $975.9 million and would be located in India, according to the broker.

The Sultan's palace was loosely based on the Taj Mahal. Francky38/Shutterstock

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