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LONDON -- By now you've probably heard that the house used to depict 4 Privet Drive in the Harry Potter film series is Taboo Forbidden Love full movie korean sex movie (2015)up for sale.

However, the online advert for this piece of magical history is decidedly drab -- amenities like "Living Room With Door To Garden" and "New Driveway -- Garage With New Door" hardly do justice to the place of Harry Potter's upbringing.

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There are at least 10 of the countless brilliant features that were inexplicably not included in the listing for the childhood home of The Boy Who Lived and could surely only improve the market value of No. 4 Privet Drive.

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1. 3 Bedrooms, 1 Smaller For Storage Or Unwanted Nephews

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2. Excellent Accessibility By Owl Postal Services

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3. Convenient To Top Wizarding Schools Transport

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4. Well-Lit Streets, Most Of The Time

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5. Friendly And Watchful Neighbours

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6. Spacious Cupboard Under Stairs -- Can Convert To Bedroom

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7. Large Garden Perfect For Family Gatherings Or Magical Mishaps

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8. Fully Protected From Pests And The Dark Lord

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9. Pet Friendly

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10. Home Of Famous Boy Wizard Harry Potter For 17 Years

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