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Real Estate Blog Figures Out How Much Princess Peach's Castle Is Worth
Princess Peach's castle is a nice piece of real estate, but have you ever wondered how nice?
Using the castle's front doors in Super Mario 64 as a reference for size, real estate blog Movoto figured out how much Peach's castle might cost. You can check out the full breakdown below which even factors where the castle would probably be located in the real world. The price comes in just under an affordable $1 billion.
The graphic below is actually just a small portion of the breakdown. The posting on the blog goes into even greater detail about where Movoto pulled its numbers from.
There is at least one assumption we can make from this discovery: Bowser's kidnapping motivations have little to do with romantic aspirations. He's after the money.
[Source: Movoto]
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