If you’ve ever wanted to know what it was like to live in “The Brady Bunch” house, you can now do so for the price of $5.5 million. A newly posted listing for the actual house used in the iconic 1970s sitcom reveals the house has been totally renovated to look like the actual set from the show.
Located in Studio City, California, the house was last sold in 2018 for $3.5 million and was nearly purchased by former NSYNC star Lance Bass.
A video showcasing the home shows the renovations are nearly identical to the look of the famed show. Complete with orange countertops in the kitchen, wood paneling in the den and the backyard swingset, fans of the show will notice several details that might be overlooked by the casual observer.
The 5,140 square-foot house features five bedrooms and five bathrooms, carpet and tile floors, a laundry area, central air, a detached two-car garage and plenty of 1970s décor. Some of the appliances and furnishings are decorative only, which includes the fireplace.
“The Brady Bunch” aired 177 episode over the course of five seasons from 1969 until 1974. It has also spun off a handful of movies and TV specials.
Those interested in buying the infamous house must schedule a time to tour the property and must provide proof of financing before taking a tour, according to a listing for the property.
