So fetch!
Regina George's mansion from 2004's Mean Girls is officially up for sale and it's officially out of our price range. We can still admire it from afar, though.
The home in Toronto, Canada has been listed for $14.8 million and will give you some serious Mean Girls nostalgia when you see the interior photos. Unlike so many movies and TV shows that film interior scenes on a studio set somewhere in Los Angeles, Mean Girls filmed a whole bunch of stuff inside the house.
Regina's bedroom (remember, the one that was her parents' but she made them trade?) that's the real deal. Same goes for the kitchen and the foyer.
The mansion is 20,000 square feet and sits on a private 2-acre lot. There are 11 bedrooms, 12 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms. The master bedroom has a private sitting room, fireplace and a dressing room with heated floors.
Regina George's mansion from 2004's Mean Girls is officially up for sale and it's officially out of our price range. We can still admire it from afar, though.
The home in Toronto, Canada has been listed for $14.8 million and will give you some serious Mean Girls nostalgia when you see the interior photos. Unlike so many movies and TV shows that film interior scenes on a studio set somewhere in Los Angeles, Mean Girls filmed a whole bunch of stuff inside the house.
Regina's bedroom (remember, the one that was her parents' but she made them trade?) that's the real deal. Same goes for the kitchen and the foyer.
The mansion is 20,000 square feet and sits on a private 2-acre lot. There are 11 bedrooms, 12 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms. The master bedroom has a private sitting room, fireplace and a dressing room with heated floors.
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