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Sorry, that was a little harsh, but did you know that Game of Thrones actress Rose Leslie (a.k.a. the wildling Ygritte) grew up in a 15th century castle in Scotland? And did you know that you can stay in that very same castle?

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The estate is called Lickleyhead Castle, and it's available to rent on Airbnb from a meagre £600 ($802) a night — total bargain.

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The property is owned by Leslie's parents, and apparently it was their children (Rose included) who convinced them to put the place on Airbnb.

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According to the Airbnb listing, the castle features a "Large great hall for spending time together" and "In the past we have hosted small weddings." Let's hope none of them were Red Weddings.

There's also a BBQ area outside, very handy for if any of Ygritte's wildling besties the Thenns turn up. Less handy for any guests, what with the Thenns being ferocious cannibals and all.

[h/t Condé Nast Traveler]

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