Lifestyle Home 'Big Little Lies' Real Estate You Can Actually Afford? This Home from the Show is for Sale for $400K By Mackenzie Schmidt Mackenzie Schmidt Mackenzie Schmidt is the Home and Travel Editor for PEOPLE. She's worked at PEOPLE for over five years as a writer and editor on the Lifestyle team. People Editorial Guidelines Published on March 31, 2017 06:52 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Dreaming of moving to Monterey? We've got the perfect place . . . and it's not a multimillion-dollar mansion! We know by now that Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern and Nicole Kidman's stunning beach houses are the real breakout stars of Big Little Lies, but the seaside estates aren't exactly attainable. SPOILER WARNING: Details about episode 6 of Big Little Lies are revealed below These Are the Real, Stunning Beach Houses You Love in Big Little Lies' Luckily, episode six gave us a little piece of real estate we can actually, maybe, possibly have. When Celeste Wright (Kidman) finally decides to escape her hostile husband, Perry (Alexander Skårsgard), and get a place of her own with her twin sons, she finds refuge in an incredibly charming seaside apartment complex. The real development, which, unlike some of the show's real houses, is actually in Monterey, has a unit for sale for $439,000. Unit #343 at 125 Surf Way doesn't have sweeping ocean views like Celeste's rental, but it does offer "peeks of the Monterey Bay and city lights," according to listing agency Sotheby's, and a cozy 513-square-foot floorplan. Scott Hardenstein/courtesy Sothebys Scott Hardenstein/courtesy Sothebys The perfectly weathered complex, a popular vacation site in the town, was built in 1968 with 88 units, and expanded in 1974, according to the show's location manager Gregory Alpert. The two-bedroom unit used in the show was actually the second one the scout found after another fell through, and offered a plot device that changed the show's script: a balcony. "[Director] Jean Marc Vallée added . . . a really great scene," says Alpert. "He has Perry outside their house, staring at the ocean, looking to his right, and he cuts to a shot of Celeste doing the same thing on the balcony of her apartment, looking to her left. He leaves it up to the viewer to connect what the two are contemplating." Reese Witherspoon's Big Little Lies House Is Decked Out in HomeGoods, Plus More Secrets from the Set Decorator Scott Hardenstein/courtesy Sothebys The oceanfront property also cements Celeste's emotional connection to the water, hinted at throughout the series. Alpert explains, "Unlike the other homes and characters in the show, where the sea is a mystery with danger lurking behind each crashing wave," for Kidman's character, "it represents freedom." He adds, "If Celeste needed to live in an apartment, this would be the one."