An historic 18th century house on a street believed to have inspired Harry Potter‘s Diagon Alley has gone on the market for £1.6million.
The magical property on Goodwin’s Court in Covent Garden, London, has a rich history having been built after the Great Fire of London more than three centuries ago.
Tucked away on a cobbled court, the two-bedroom house is rumoured to have been the inspiration behind the wizarding world’s famous Diagon Alley.
Sellers, the Unique Property Company, claim the alleyway could have also sparked the idea for Ollivanders wand shop and the more sinister Knockturn Alley.
Adding to the magical feel of the
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