True Serenity: "The Castle" House Will Become an Actual Tourist Attraction

The most serene tourist attraction in all of Australia.

The iconic house from humble Australian classic The Castle will become a museum of sorts after being bought and relocated to Beechwood in Victoria—about three hours from Coolaroo and two hours past Bonnie Doon.

The property was bought for $40,000 earlier this year and its future was unknown with some fearing that it would be destroyed to make way for a modern house. A true tale of life imitating art.

The previous owner had the house for 24 years (including the time The Castle was filmed at her residence) and was happy to sell the house to build some townhouses in its place.

Thankfully, the new owners had other ideas. They've now relocated the full house after taking apart sections, beginning the rebuild at the new location near the Victoria and NSW border.

The house would be placed at a new caravan park in Beechworth and will be open for tourists. 

That means you can visit the house to take some seriously vibin' grams in the pool room, dig a hole, and jump in the Camira.

Road trip anyone?

Photo: Village Roadshow