House from popular 00s kids show available to rent for £3000 a month – do you recognise it? | The Sun
THE HOUSE from a popular 00s kids show is now on the market to rent – for a cool £3,000 a month.
The children's home that featured on CBBC's The Story of Tracy Beaker has been put up for rent.
Elm Tree House – or better known as the Dumping Ground by its occupants – is where troubled kid Tracy lived.
The character, played by Dani Harmer, lived with other children who were in state care.
And now it's available to rent should any nostalgic fans wish to take up residence.
The two-bedroom house – yes, just two – will set you back £3k a month, with a £3,462 deposit also required.
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Located on Amherst Road in Ealing, London, the abode is in a gated residential area.
Nostalgic fans have been left stunned as they took to social media to comment on the house.
One said: "For just £3,000(!) a month you can now live in The Dumping Ground, specifically in Tracy Beaker’s iconic bedroom with the round window!"
A second wrote: "Is this the answer to the London rental crisis? We can all just take solace living in the dumping ground together."
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"Tracy Beaker was living in Perivale?? It all makes sense," said a third.
While a fourth commented: "Oh my god! Dream house!"
Tracy Beaker was the must-watch after school TV show that perfectly balanced moving moments with mischief.
It's been 20 years since the show first aired and many would struggle to recognise the main characters.
The Sun previously tracked down the memorable characters and found out what they're doing now.
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