In the meantime, check out these real-life homes that look like they were plucked right out of the GOT fantasy world.

Tyrion could live in this Mallorca castle

Tyrion Lannister has become a fan favorite over the years. He loves using his status and power to avenge all the past prejudice he received - even from members of his own powerful family.

Whoever buys this 14 bedroom, 4 bath castle in Mallorca, Spain might just feel like a member of the house of Lannister of Casterly Rock.

Bell Esguard, reflects a bygone era when merchants returned to their roots to build amazing homes with their new found wealth. This castle comes complete with a Neo-Gothic tower and turrets and gargoyles around every corner.

The surrounding countryside with its roses and green fields resembles Highgarden, the seat of House Tyrell.

The Eyrie of Ireland is on the shore of Kenmore Bay

This unique property overlooking the bay has beautiful panoramic views of the Caha Mountains. Is near where Game of Thrones has filmed.

It is a real-life castle surrounded by a moat that looks like it could be a stronghold of House Arryn. To reach the house, pass over a drawbridge and under a stone archway.  Nearby is a cascading waterfall. Viewers will get vibes of Arryn near the east coast of Westeros, straddling the peak in the Mountains of the Moon. Hopefully, there haven't been any scary executions performed here.

A Chalet that won't mind Winter is Coming

This 7 bedroom chalet in Savoie, France is befitting the Night King. It features a balcony, indoor swimming pool, and steam room to keep warm from the surroundings which look like the area the Wildlings live.

Unlike Game of Thrones, you won't be fighting battles here, but instead, enjoying one of France's finest ski resorts just a few miles away.

Austin, Texas has its own GOT Castle

The 5,500-square-foot home in Austin could be your family's house seat for $2.285 million. The gothic interior has stained-glass windows, artwork featuring dragons on the walls and ceilings, and kingly lion statues.

Purchased in 1992 by two artists who set about creating their own fantasy world, it would be impossible for anyone living here not to feel like they are in a very high and commanding position.

Tyrion Lannister would approve!

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Neiman Marcus Christmas House (above)

As one of the much anticipated fantasy gifts in this year’s Neiman Marcus Christmas Book, for $30,000 some lucky person will be able to spend the night and entertain as many as ten friends for dinner in the iconic Glass House designed by Philip Johnson.   It is also the opportunity to privately and more personally understand how it must have been to live as one of the twentieth century’s most revered visionaries as you wander among the 14 architectural structures, study his world-class modern painting and sculpture collection, visit the private library, and stroll through the 47 acres of landscaped grounds.   The multi course dinner that will be served to you and your guests will be provided locally and will be enjoyed at Johnson’s own dining table separated from the great outdoors by only walls of glass.

“A Christmas Story” House

Though definitely not for sale, but for those who wish it were Christmas every day, The Christmas Story House makes it Christmas 365 days a year in Cleveland.  Yes, there are people who love the magic of Christmas so much that huge decoration warehouses devoted solely to Christmas are dappled around the country in all the major cities.  So after you've bought another backyard storage building and filled it to the rafters with decorations and are frustrated that there's no place to put more, how about a little road trip to Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood and experience your favorite holiday whenever your heart desires.

Vail Christmas Penthouse!

Home prices are steep in Vail but much lower than the peak year of 2008 when the village’s total residential home sales reached almost $2 billion. Located in downtown Vail, across from the Village Center and Austria Haus, the Solaris offers private residences for sale, vacation leasing and long-term leasing.  The most expensive is Penthouse B with six bedrooms - three of them master suites, large stone fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and full, up close view of skiers flying down the slopes.  From the terrace one can enjoy the Plaza view below or looking out over Vail Village.  Entertaining is easy with the open floor plan and chef’s-catering sized kitchen. Vail penthouse offered at $15 million.

Above Vermont's Clouds

Ultimately private and with every conceivable luxury, this 18,095 square foot home is nestled into the side of a wooded high peak with astronomical views of sky, mountains and the valley below.  Built in 2001, rooms are huge with high ceilings, multiple skylights and glass walls with European and Vermont marble floors.  Outside is graced with an automatic snow melt system and plenty of space for guest parking along with a six-car enclosed garage.  Included are four bedrooms, nine baths, home theatre, large year-round indoor pool, bar, large chef’s kitchen with views from walls of glass, library, family dining overlooking the clouds and large formal rooms for entertaining almost any sized group.                                                                                                      

Asking $6.9 million for Above the Clouds mansion with Stowe Mountain Ski Resort and Stowe Mountain Golf Club just around the bend.

Christmas Castles of Europe

This castle has been owned by the same family for 12 centuries. The unusual history of ownership has resulted in a continuity of maintenance and restoration almost impossible to find in similar structures today. All of the castle’s technical and mechanical systems have been updated and when offered for sale it was move-in ready.  The castle is 35,521 square feet with 16 bedrooms, 18 baths, a grand hall with a 15th century fresco and heavily beamed ceilings. There are two chapels, one of which won an award as the best frescoe renovation in a privately owned chapel. A unique feature is the 16 original Baroque and Rococo tile stoves - a traditional and quite romantic heating system that dates back to the Romans and is still found in some parts of Europe.

Though this castle is no longer available to excite your Christmas dreams, there are many others dotted all over Europe that are for sale and have been restored to defy the drafts and cold dungeons of medieval times and would be spectacular vantage points for watching snow fall over the land on Christmas Eve.

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