Santa's house, located at the North Pole, is described as a **2,500-square-foot log cabin** built in 1822, nestled on **25 idyllic acres**. The cabin features three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and it is referred to as a 'toy-lover's paradise' with a fully functional toy workshop that includes workstations for **50 elves** [1][5]. The interior boasts a cozy atmosphere with a **river rock fireplace** perfect for roasting chestnuts and a gourmet kitchen equipped with an oven that has **12 different cookie settings** [3][4].

In addition to the main lodge, the property includes a sleigh garage and reindeer stables. There are also tiny houses for the resident elves, including a rustic cabin and a bamboo bungalow with a yoga studio [2][4]. Santa's study features a writing desk alongside the sewing table he used for making the original teddy bear, showcasing his deep connection to toy making [5]. 

Recently, the home's value has been noted to fluctuate, with estimates now reaching around **$1.18 million** [4].

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