Been dreaming of proudly owning the Tanner’s home from Full Home since Michelle was a toddler? You bought it, dude—if you happen to’ve obtained $6.5 million to spend.
The long-lasting Victorian that was proven in exterior photographs of the ABC present (and its Netflix sequel), situated at 1709 Broderick Avenue in San Francisco, went available on the market this week. It was final offered in 2020 for $5.35 million.
The home measures about 3,700 sq. ft on the within and comes with 4 bedrooms, three-and-a-half loos, a gasoline hearth, a two-car storage, and an English backyard. There’s a walk-in pantry within the chef’s kitchen, which is provided with a wine fridge and Viking home equipment. And the decrease flooring homes a moist bar.
All through that English backyard are concrete stones that characteristic the handprints and signatures of the Full Home solid. Whoever buys the home may have the choice to purchase these as properly, although the worth was not talked about.
The house was in-built 1900 initially and renovated most not too long ago by architect Richard Landry, AIA, and the Landry Design Group. It was beforehand owned by Full Home creator Jeff Franklin.
“It’s nice to have the home in our Full Home household and have the ability to protect it for the followers,” he instructed The Hollywood Reporter on the time. “Significantly, I like proudly owning this home.”
Full Home ran on ABC from 1987 by way of 1995. The sequel, Fuller Home, aired 5 seasons on Netflix. Whereas the house’s exterior is iconic, the present was largely filmed on a soundstage in Los Angeles, about 375 miles away.
That’s little aid for neighbors, who’ve lengthy handled vacationers and followers posing in entrance of the house and generally blasting the sitcom’s theme track. Even Franklin, when he owned it, estimated that some 250 followers confirmed up day by day to take footage in entrance of the home.
