The story is fictional, and while inspired by Montgomery's own childhood home and experiences, it's not based on a specific real house. However, there are two popular places associated with the story:
* The Green Gables House in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, Canada: This is a replica of the house described in the books, built in 1939 as a tourist attraction. It's a charming Victorian-era home, and many fans visit to experience the ambiance of Anne's world.
* Montgomery's childhood home in Cavendish: While not the actual Green Gables, this house is historically significant as the place where Montgomery spent her childhood and drew inspiration for her writing.
So, while there isn't a "real" Green Gables house, these two locations offer a glimpse into the world of Anne Shirley and the inspiration behind the beloved novel.