CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - A study was conducted to find which Christmas movies had the most expensive houses. The data was reviewed by cinchhomeservices.com which created a list of 100 U.S. homes featured in Christmas movies sourced from IMDb. A custom Zillow Home Index Value was then created for each address that compiled the average home prices in that neighborhood. A look at Toys for Tots inside 22News If you guessed the McCallister house from Home Alone, it ranked No. 1 with an average house price in the Lincoln Avenue neighborhood of Winnetka, Illinois for $1,565,804. The Georgian-style mansion is located within 20 miles north of Chicago. It features approximately 4,250 square feet, with three floors, a spacious attic, five bedrooms, and four bathrooms.   The second house that ranked as the most expensive was from Die Hard at just over $1.4 million. In the movie, Nakatomi Plaza was the fictional name of the Fox Plaza, a high-rise building in Los Angeles, California. The location is a key business hub called Centruy City which is one of the most sought-after locations for office space.   Three New York City apartments were tied for third with an average cost of $1.25 million. The movie Elf featured the Hobbs’ apartment located at the Perry Apartments, a real building at 55 Central Park West. In the movie Scrooged, Frank Cross’s apartment was also located in Central Park West in a high-end Manhattan penthouse. Sara’s apartment in Serendipity was located on West 73rd Street. Top 10 most Googled Christmas movies Most expensive Christmas movie homes Home Alone - The McCallister house Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka, Illinois $1,565,804 Die Hard - Nakatomi Plaza Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, California $1,409,681 Elf - The Hobbs’ apartment Central Park West, New York, New York $1,252,460 Scrooged - Frank Cross’s apartment Central Park West, New York, New York $1,252,460 Serendipity - Sara’s apartment West 73rd Street, New York, New York $1,252,460 Miracle on 34th Street - Susan’s dream house Derby Road, Port Washington, New York $1,193,568 Christmas in Boston - Gina’s apartment Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts $1,015,846 Jingle All the Way - The Langston family home Fremont Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota $681,921 The Night Before - Ethan’s childhood home 21st Road, New York, New York $671,922 Edward Scissorhands - The Boggs’ house Tinsmith Circle, Lutz, Florida $617,092 Trading Places - Louis Winthorpe III’s townhouse Delancey Place, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania $480,455 The Family Man - Jack Campbell’s suburban home Keyport, New Jersey $442,199 Bad Santa - The home where Willie stays Phoenix, Arizona $435,091 Happiest Season - The Caldwell family home Blue Pool, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania $434,743 Lovely, Still - Robert Malone’s house Davenport Street, Omaha, Nebraska $394,096 White Christmas - The Columbia Inn Pine Tree, Barre, Vermont $336,963 Hostile Hostages (AKA The Ref) - The Chasseur family home Plymouth, Connecticut $305,085 Christmas in Connecticut - Elizabeth Lane’s farmhouse Plymouth, Connecticut $305,085 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation - The Griswold House Chicago, Illinois $300,725 Prancer - The McFarland family farm Three Oaks, Michigan $295,204 Surviving Christmas - The Valco family home Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, Ohio $246,625 The House Without a Christmas Tree - The Mills Family Home Main Street, Clear River, Nebraska $216,224 It's a Wonderful Life - The Bailey Family Home Bedford Falls, Buffalo, New York $182,129 A Christmas Story - The Parker Family Home Hohman, Hammond, Indiana $138,176 A Christmas Story Christmas - The Parker family home Hohman, Hammond, Indiana $138,176 “Christmas movies often aim to create a warm, inviting atmosphere, and luxurious homes with grand fireplaces, large windows, and beautifully decorated rooms help set this tone. Expensive homes provide a backdrop that enhances the visual appeal of holiday decorations, glowing Christmas trees, and cozy, festive settings. Many Christmas movies are designed to create a world that feels magical or extraordinary, and larger, more luxurious homes help to establish that fantasy world," a spokesperson from Cinch Home Services said. Local News Headlines Auditor DiZoglio find issues in Early Education and Care (EEC) New bill would gradually phase out tobacco products Vigil for Springfield mother, infant son shot in Hartford Top 25 most expensive homes featured in Christmas movies WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on WWLP.com.