Some Welsh properties will go down in TV history as the location of a popular character's home. These include the cottage in Laugharne featured in S4C/BBC drama Keeping Faith; the substantial end of terrace on Canon Street in Barry where the unlikely house sharers were a vampire, werewolf and ghost in Being Human; and multiple houses across south Wales that were the bricks and mortar stars in Doctor Who and Sherlock.
Properties used for the highly popular comedy series Gavin & Stacey should also be added to the list and now you can live in Uncle Bryn's house as the three-bed mid-terrace on Trinity Street in Barry is on the market for £212,000. But if you fancy trying before you buy or aren't looking to purchase a property, it's also available to rent for £995 per calendar month.
In 2006 Lisa and Michael Edwards moved into the house on Trinity Street in Barry where the then-new BBC comedy drama Gavin & Stacey had filmed scenes for the first series just a short time before. They were unaware that their new home was a bit of a local star and Lisa only found out when she saw it featured on TV, in a scene where Uncle Bryn (Rob Brydon) is teaching Gavin the wonders of the internet at his home.
