The Bed & Breakfast featured in the 1993 hit comedy, 'Groundhog Day' has hit the market for $985,000.
This property is the same where Phil the weatherman lodged while visiting Pennsylvania to cover the 'Groundhog Day' event. While the B&B was featured as "Chrerry Street Inn" in the movie, it is popularly known as the Royal Victorian Manor.
Located at 344 Fremont St, Woodstock, IL, the property spans an area of 5,815 square feet, comprising of eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms. The three storey home has lovely restored interiors with hardwood flooring, French windows and mixed ceilings. There is an attic above the third floor. A gourmet kitchen and an in-law suite are some of its exclusive features.
Outside, the property has ample recreation area. The home is surrounded by a white fence.
The listing description of the residence reads:
Currently the Royal Victorian Manor, the B & B from the movie, "Groundhog Day", but easily turned into the grand single family it once was. Totally renovated. In-law suite on the 3rd floor. Gourmet kitchen. Grand wrap-around porch overlooks the big fenced yard. This is a special home only a few blocks from schools, the historic Woodstock Square and Metra trains.
Check out the photos of the home, here.
According to Curbed, the home last sold in 2008 for $435,000. Since then, Karla Stewart-Martin and her husband Everton have been operating the place as a Bed & Breakfast. One night at the Royal Victoria Manor will cost you around $145 to $195. The place got a 4.7 rating out of 5 at BedandBreakfast.com.
Bonus: "The house that was used for the piano teacher's home is less than a block away from the house used for the bed and breakfast. Though not visible in the film, it is actually located on the street that Phil sees directly proceeding from his room window just a few houses down on the left-hand side." - IMDb
The 'Where are You Today' blog explored the place too. Check out a video where April Williams explores the Royal Victoria Manor.
