Replica Harry Potter Alley Set for Move with House Sale

A resident of Windsor, identified only as Dylan, constructed a replica of Diagon Alley from the Harry Potter series in his home during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown. The alley was built for his daughter, who was six years old at the time and is now twelve.

The replica, which is four metres long and two metres wide, includes features such as Florian Fortescue's ice cream parlour and Ollivanders, the wand shop. It also has a reading nook, a Gryffindor common room above a sweet shop, and various shop windows. Dylan said the project took about five months to plan and six weeks to build, using 2,000 screws.

Dylan and his family are looking to sell their home soon, and he said he would be open to offers for the alley if someone wanted to purchase it. He noted that the alley holds sentimental value, as his mother made the shop signs.