The imposing Game of Thrones castle that was used as the location for Riverrun in the hit show can be bought by one lucky fan for £675k.

Pictures show the semi-detached structure in all its glory located at Gosford Castle, in Markethill, Northern Ireland, UK.

The castle gained international fame after it featured in the show as Riverrun, the ancestral home of House Tully.

It was the location for the execution of Rickard Karstark being beheaded by Robb Stark in season three, and the siege of Riverrun by Jamie Lannister in season six.

The imposing Game of Thrones castle that was used as the location for Riverrun in the hit show can be bought by one lucky fan for £675k

This is the gorgeous turret on display at the back of the castle 

The castle was built for Archibald Acheson, the 2nd Earl of Gosford, who was a prominent figure in British and Irish politics

The castle is even home to gargoyles such as this

A section of the castle which was sold in 2019 was separated into six luxury units with plans to turn them into flats.

It was sold for less than the £500,000 asking price after several months on the market.

The section of the castle which is now up for sale is advertised as a ‘semi-detached house’.

It has three bedrooms, two kitchens, three bathrooms, and four reception rooms, with a floor area of 5403 square ft.

The castle is outfitted with gas central heating and even has a lift and two automatic gates. 

In the early 20th century during the Second World War the castle was requisitioned by the military and used to house troops, as such, the property offers a chance to own a legacy of British history.

This is one of the three bathrooms in the castle – complete with a staircase

The very modern front door inlaid with stained glass

The castle was used as House Tully in the siege of Riverrun by Jamie Lannister in season six

Clive Russell as Ser Brynden Tully is pictured in season three, when the castle was used as the location for House Tully

The castle boasts four reception rooms, such as this with a column

There are three bathrooms, one to each of the three floors in this section of the castle

This spacious long galley styled kitchen comes with tiled flooring throughout and comes with a number high and low storage units that have been constructed in solid wood

Located on the outskirts of Armagh City, County Armagh, Gosford Castle was constructed in the early 19th century between 1819 and 1825.

The castle was built for Archibald Acheson, the 2nd Earl of Gosford, who was a prominent figure in British and Irish politics.

Designed by renowned architect Thomas Hopper who was known for his Gothic Revival style, the castle is a prime example of the movement that was popular during the 19th century.

The Gothic Revival style is characterized by its battlements, turrets, and large windows.

CPS hold the listing, and commented on the property.

‘The property lies within the walls of the prestigious Gosford Castle and is located on the grounds of Gosford Forest Park, reads the listing.

‘The park offers beautiful surroundings, featuring a herd of red deer, arboretum, walled garden, two mill ponds, five children’s play parks, many walking and cycle paths and a host of flora and fauna.

It was the location for the execution of Rickard Karstark being beheaded by Robb Stark

This large living area even has a skylight and a throne room can be seen in the background

One of the unique staircases in the castle – which also has a lift for ease of access

Within there is a lift which can take you to the remaining floors this property has to offer

One of the modern kitchens available in the castle

Pictured is one of the several bedrooms, with yellow walls and a staircase in the background

‘Gosford Forest Park is located a short 10-minute drive from Armagh City, 15 minutes from Newry, 50 minutes from Belfast and 70 minutes from Dublin.

‘With three double bedrooms and an abundance of space to facilitate more, the property offers unique spacious living conditions and in terms of finish there is no property available on the market to rival it.

‘While the property is fully renovated, special care and attention has been taken to maintain the integrity and historical background befitting of this fantastic building.’

The property was also discussed on the social media platform Reddit.

One commenter said: ‘It looks like something out of a computer game’

Another commenter said: ‘I’ve never wanted to live in a ‘house’ more than this one! What a beauty!’