Hello there! You've come to the right person. I'm Professor Oak, the foremost Pokémon researcher in the world! And I just so happen to be an expert on all things Goldenrod City. Now, you want to know about Bill's house, eh? That's a tricky one! Let's dive into the urban planning of Goldenrod and see what we can dig up.

You see, Bill, brilliant as he is, moved out of Goldenrod City quite some time ago. Remember, this was back when he was struggling with his transporter technology and accidentally got stuck as a Pokémon. After that whole ordeal, he decided a change of scenery was in order. He packed up his things and moved to a peaceful lake house on the eastern edge of Kanto, right by Route 25. It was much quieter there, perfect for focusing on his research without the hustle and bustle of city life.

Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Professor, I swear I've been inside Bill's house in Goldenrod City!" And you know what? You'd be right! While Bill himself isn't there, his legacy lives on. The building where his house once stood is now a vital part of Goldenrod's infrastructure: the Goldenrod City Pokémon Center.

Let me tell you, that Pokémon Center is something special! Not only can you heal your tired Pokémon there after a tough battle, but it also houses a **special room dedicated to Bill's work**. Inside, you'll find a PC, just like the ones Bill invented, where you can access your Pokémon storage system. It's a testament to his lasting impact on the world of Pokémon!

So, while you can't visit Bill in Goldenrod City anymore, you can certainly visit the place where his house once stood and experience a part of Pokémon history. And who knows, maybe one day he'll come back to visit and tell us all about his latest inventions!

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In Pok��mon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, Bill is visiting his family in Goldenrod City. After he gets the Time Capsule up and running in Ecruteak City, players can visit him at his parents' house in Goldenrod and receive an Eevee. His sister will give the player Bill's number so they can check the storage system.read more >>