Schitt’s Creek ‘Rosebud’ motel placed on sale for £1.15m

Property was home to the Rose family throughout six seasons of the hit Canadian comedy

The motel known for housing the Rose family in the hit Canadian sitcom Schitt’s Creek has been placed on sale for C$2m (£1.15m).

Situated in the town of Mono, Ontario, the Hockley Motel features prominently in the series.

Schitt’s Creek focuses on the affluent Rose family, who are forced to relocate to the titular town after losing their money.

The series was written by Dan Levy and his father, Eugene Levy, both of whom also star in it alongside Catherine O’Hara and Annie Murphy.

Earlier this year, the real-life mansion that appears in the show as the property from which the Roses are first evicted was also placed on the market for a price of around C$15m (£8.6m).

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In its real estate listing, the Hockley Motel proudly advertises its association with the series. The location was also used in an episode of the Netflix sci-fi series The Umbrella Academy.

However, the motel is missing the distinctive “Rosebud Motel” sign, which was added for use in Schitt’s Creek.

The property includes 10 rooms, and sits on 6.7 acres of land, roughly an hour and a half’s drive from the city of Toronto.

Schitt’s Creek can be watched in the UK on Netflix.