52 Fictional TV Homes and Where to Find Them
Attention: real estate-minded TV buffs! HomeAdvisor identified 52 of America’s most iconic TV homes for a new visual compendium, and many are abodes you can visit in real life.
“Did you know that lurking in the depths of American suburbia, there are some of the most instantly recognizable and Instagrammable places in the USA?” the company says in a press release. “They may not be as breathtaking as Yosemite, or as big as the Grand Canyon, but they are beamed into millions of homes across the world every day, making them famous in the eyes of millions.”
Scroll down for details on 11 of these famous homes.
Arrested Development
The “model home” in which the Bluth family squatted in is located not in the ill-fated Sudden Valley subdivision but in Woodland Hills, California, and seems to be in one piece, unlike its TV counterpart.
Big Little Lies
Reese Witherspoon’s Madeline Mackenzie and her family live in this beachside mansion—which, in real life, is located in Malibu, California, a five-hour drive from Monterey. It currently rents for $100,000 per month.
Black-ish
The Johnson family’s house is actually located in Sherman Oaks, California, and was last sold for $985,000 in 2002. These days, it’s estimated to be worth $2.78 million.
The Brady Bunch
In 2018, HGTV outbid all other offers on the Studio City, California, house that the Brady bunch called home, and in the show A Very Brady Renovation, the cable network recreated the interiors from the ’70s sitcom.
Breaking Bad
The owners of this Albuquerque, New Mexico, home have had to contend with countless fans trying to throw pizza onto its roof like Walter White (Bryan Cranston) did so memorably in a Season 3 episode.
Desperate Housewives
In real life, Wisteria Lane is Universal Studios Hollywood’s Colonial Street, which has also served as a filming location for Leave It to Beaver, Gremlins, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Family Matters
Unfortunately, the two-story Chicago frame house once occupied by the fictional Winslow family was demolished in 2018.
Full House
Full House creator Jeff Franklin purchased the Tanners’ San Francisco house in 2016, renovated it, and listed it for sale earlier this year.
Gilmore Girls
Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel) live in the town of Stars Hollow, which is actually the Warner Bros. studio backlot. Fans can take a holiday tour of the set until January 5.
Mad Men
The Drapers lived in Ossining, New York, but their house can be found in Pasadena, California — and it’s right across the street from the Father of the Bride house.
Ozark
The real-life Byrde house is located not in the Ozarks but in Flowery Branch, Georgia, on the shores of Lake Lanier.
