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The Brady Bunch house is for sale

The end of an era.

The Brady Bunch home just hit the market in Studio City, California, for $1.885million.

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The iconic home, a traditional-style residence was used for outdoor representations of the beloved television family’s abode. That included the show’s opening and closing scenes as well as numerous interludes to denote the time of day.

Ernie Caswell, the agent listing the property, said the split-level home has been updated and upgraded but has kept almost all the exact interior decor from that era. 

Ernie Carswell and Partners
(Credit: Ernie Carswell and Partners)
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Ernie Carswell and Partners
(Credit: Ernie Carswell and Partners)

However, the Brady Bunch was never filmed inside the home. 

Ernie Carswell and Partners
(Credit: Ernie Carswell and Partners)
Ernie Carswell and Partners
(Credit: Ernie Carswell and Partners)
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Ernie Carswell and Partners
(Credit: Ernie Carswell and Partners)

‘This is a postcard of exactly what homes looked like in the 1970s,’ Carswell said.

Carswell also expects to see overwhelming interest in the property.

‘We’re preparing for an avalanche,’ he said. ‘Emails, telephone calls — we may see upwards of 500 calls a day.’

The home is among the most photographed homes in America and attracts a steady stream of 30-50 fans each day, according to the agent.


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