Harry Potter fans can immerse themselves in a world of wizardry and dark arts at this quaint holiday rental - because it sits right opposite the creaky old house that was used in the Deathly Hallows Part One as the birthplace of the young magic wrangler.
Pilgrims cottage - which is available to rent from $NZD900 per week - is situated in Lavenham, Suffolk, and the two-bedroom property can be found across the road from Grade 1 listed De Vere House, which is on the market for £1million ($NZD1.9m).
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This beautiful old building is where the young wizard's parents were killed by Lord Voldemort, who then gave baby Harry his zig-zag forehead scar.
De Vere House quickly became the second-most photographed doorway in the whole of the UK after the Harry Potter film was released in 2010, with only 10 Downing Street pipping it to the top spot.