Santa Claus Lives In A 2,086 Sq. Ft. Cabin In The North Pole. See It For Yourself

Growing up, I always wanted to know what Santa Claus' house looked like. What did the inside of the Claus' house look like? How did the elves and reindeer live? I never found out that answer, so I never had an accurate answer to my daughter's question when she asked the same thing growing up.

Well, thanks to him opening his home up to Zillow, I now have a clear picture of where Santa, Mrs. Claus, the elves, and reindeer live.

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Santa granted the folks at Zillow unprecedented access to his 25-acre property in the North Pole to get a special look inside his home. Santa's home in the North Pole is nestled among 25 acres of snow-covered evergreen trees that is surrounded by a community of tiny elf homes, a barn with stables that house all the reindeer that pull the sleigh along with a dedicated stall for one special reindeer that lights and leads the way.

What does Santa's house look like?

Santa lives in a modest 2 bedroom 2 bath 2,086 sq. ft. log cabin that was built in 1822 but it has all the modern conveniences that he needs to keep track of children's behavior and movements. According to Zillow, the cabin has a new roof, and winter wonderland views, and a guest bedroom was recently converted into a gift-wrapping room that the elves mainly occupy.

What does the inside of Santa's house look like?

Basically, Santa lives in a gigantic storybook cabin! The open-concept cabin features a beautiful fireplace with a mantle adorned with stockings. The quaint kitchen is perfect for whipping up gingerbread and sugar cookies and mixing up cups of hot chocolate!

Plus he's got a special room upstairs where he answers all his letters and plans out his route for Christmas Eve.

How much does Santa's place cost?

Since the property isn't listed on Zillow, they have an estimator on the site and it estimates Santa Claus' place would be valued at around $1,206,139. Now let's take a look!