Ever since Barbie dolls were first introduced in 1959, girls have been imagining what it would be like to live inside the iconic pink Dreamhouse.

Now, thanks to the upcoming Barbie film and a recent visit from the BBC's Colin Paterson, we can get a glimpse of what that might be like.

Located in Essex, England, Eaton House Studio is a real-life house that has been transformed into a life-size Barbie Dreamhouse.

The studio is often used for fashion shoots and music videos, but on this occasion, it was opened up to the public for a rare tour.

As Paterson explored the house, he marveled at the attention to detail that had gone into creating a perfect replica of Barbie's home.

From the pink and white furnishings to the vintage toys and decorations, every aspect of the house was designed to transport visitors back to the 1960s.

The tour also included a visit to the "Barbie's Dream Car" garage, complete with a vintage Volkswagen Beetle and other classic vehicles.

The house also features a "Malibu Barbie" swimming pool, complete with a floating pink lounge chair.

The "Barbie as a Computer Engineer" film, which is set to be released in 2023, will feature the life-size Dreamhouse as a central location.

The story follows Barbie as she creates a new computer program that can bring people's dreams to life.

If you're ever in the Essex area, Eaton House Studio is definitely worth a visit.

Until then, you can take a virtual tour of the life-size Barbie Dreamhouse on the BBC's website.