Happy Thanksgiving! Today’s the day of the year to be a major couch potato after you’ve consumed as many spuds—be they mashed, candied, scalloped, or baked—as humanly possible.

Since most thoughts during this holiday seem to turn to food, we did a deep dive into the listing pages to come up with six homes in towns or on streets that nicely fit the Turkey Day theme.

Want to consider living on some turkey holiday addresses? Take a gander (ha)!

1. 13637 Duluth Cir, Apple Valley, MN

Price: $745,000

Apple or pumpkin pie? Maybe something nontraditional, like chocolate cream pie or cherry strudel?

No matter which desserts are on your menu, serious home cooks know that lots of counter space is crucial on this cooking-intense holiday.

This kitchen real estate is ideal for rolling out pie dough, setting up appetizer plates, and then arranging the finished dishes on a self-serve buffet.

This Apple Valley kitchen in the Midwest, with five bedrooms and 3.5 baths, also sports plenty of cabinets and a wine fridge for all the vino your relatives will want to consume.

2. 123 Morningside Drive, Cranberry Township, PA

Price: $1,084,000

Cranberry sauce lovers fall into two camps: those who insist on fresh, whole fruit in the mix and those who favor the jelly straight from a can.

But many of us can agree that living in Cranberry Township, PA, is an excellent idea, especially since this home comes with room for a long and lovely dining table where you can host holiday meals for years to come.

Farmhouse chic oozes from the interior design in this four-bedroom, one-bath home, with its pale palette, wood floors, and exposed beams.

Bonus: This is a yet-to-be built home in a new community, so you can customize it to your future holiday needs.

3. 11 Potato Lane, Sagaponack, NY

Rental price: $175,000 per month

We know this Potato Lane rental is a tad pricey at $175,000 a month in the prime season.

The Hamptons home is on an oceanfront acre with sea-view bedrooms, luxe bathrooms, and a living room perfect for after-meal snoozing.

And while the end of Long Island is now a destination for the rich and famous, the area was once a hot spot for growing spuds, with 40,000 acres designated for potato farming in the 1940s.

4. 129 Pecan St, Thibodaux, LA

Price: $189,000

Pecans are everywhere at Thanksgiving, including in pie, sprinkled atop a sweet potato casserole, and covering the outside of your aunt Ginny‘s favorite cheese ball. They’re also a part of this Thibodaux home from 1957 on Pecan Street. It has three bedrooms and two baths.

In one of the loos is a deep, vintage tub that’s ideal for soaking your weary bones after a long day of cooking, cleaning, eating, and cleaning up yet again.

5. 2733 Bay Rd, Brussels, WI

Price: $725,000

Not everyone is a fan of Brussels sprouts, but this two-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has plenty of other charms beyond its town’s green veggie name. They include a fabulous living room with a wall of rustic stone and gorgeous water views.

Use this space for cocktails and appetizers before dinner and a family singalong or charades after the meal.

One tip: If you roast your Brussels sprouts at a high temp, they’ll come out crispy and delicious!

6. Turkey Hollow Rd Lot 1, Goshen, CT

Price: $450,000

There’s no house on this property, but there is a lot of acreage and a small creek, which is fine for some after-dinner exercise this holiday season.

Yes, nutritionists say eating a lot of turkey makes you drowsy and ready for a nap. But with these 20 acres on Turkey Hollow Road in Goshen, CT, you’ll be inspired to get outside and play a little touch football. Go long!

On another note, you could raise next year’s turkey on this land—just don’t get too attached to the bird.

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