My childhood was like yours, too. The Brady bunch was my fantasy family. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

Hope you have a better life now

Wednesday night where I'm from.

Yup

Good for you. Finding an escape from circumstances you have no control over.

😢

Amen

That is exactly what I thought. A museum!!! They could make Millions!!!

If Florence Henderson, Robert Reed and Ann Davis were alive to be part of this anniversary they may of wanted to be part of the renovation project and speak about how after so many years the Brady bunch delighted and entertained so many people.

I know I really want their reaction, ☹️

I know, I totally agree

In spirit..

You don't see the kitchen or the den or the bedrooms why is that ?

first run here on fri nitesin the rec room and dates

Those steps that lead to the living room look kinda scary tho( especially for a klutz like myself !)

It would be cool, but unfortunately, it’s never going to happen. The best you could help for somebody making it into an Airbnb. But I doubt they would do that, because it would be too much wear and tear. The neighborhood is a pretty well off neighborhood and they already are on edge about all of the people who stop by to take pictures. if it were a museum, it would be 100 times worse. Not to mention, there’s no parking for anything like that there. They would have to buy the adjoining properties and knock them down to do so and I doubt the neighbors are going to be very happy about that. not to mention, zoning would never allow it. That entire neighborhood is a Giant filming location... Meaning that, a lot has been filmed within a 5 mile radius of that house. A lot of houses in that neighborhood have been used in different productions. Now imagine if you were the owners of that house and people were stopping by taking pictures in front of it all the time. It is why they originally put the fence up before it got sold to HGTV. Then they removed the fence. Somebody won the house and then sold it and the new owners I’m sure are concerned about overzealous fans. It’s one thing to stand on the street and the sidewalk to take pictures, though there’s going to be some people who want to push it. By knocking on the door or ringing the doorbell to ask to come inside. Which I’m sure has happened or more than one occasion. you also have to understand that whoever bought it spent a lot of money for it. From what I understand, it was north of $3 million. Which is crazy. That house, in my area of Maryland or central PA, would be worth $200,000-$300,000. Possibly a little more, but not too much more. But that is California for you. Take the normal price that people would pay for a house anywhere else and multiply it by 10 times.

Amen to that

I don't get how it was listed for 1.8 million and they paid 3.5 million for it. Don't get me wrong I'm glad they did it because this is a very cherished memory of mine growing up watching them

Me too! ❤

Eve Plumb, the best! She had a special warmth to her, appeal, and all natural, like the smell of fresh baked homemade bread, right out of the oven, "comforting"

@@dannygillingham7904 for a long time, Eve plumb stopped speaking to Maureen McCormick. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

If they actually looked EXACTLY the same, they would not look much older. 😏

@@jamesprior2496 it's called a figure of speech, look it up. Learn something.

Agreed 💯 but were all divided sad

@Nicholas TV ?

@Nicholas TV got the wrong dude

@Nicholas TV ??

@Nicholas TV you related to nacy

You do realize that when this show came out, it was considered outdated, right?

So well said Bb! In fact, it was so wholesome & just outright “good” in terms of behavior that I put this show, Leave It To Beaver, Andy Griffith, etc., on TV for my daughter as she grew up. Everything these shows embodied such as manners, honesty, talking without swearing, are what I wanted my daughter to be influenced by.

@@DiscoMatty79 WRONG, it was not outdated! I grew up with the original airings of this show in the early '70s (I'm 59 now). It was not outdated. EVERYONE wanted the Bradys as their neighbors. They were amazing!!

And Tiger!

@@grease58 i was thinking the same thing. at the time, it just seemed to mirror my own existence....even the outrageous clothes. at age 58, i wouldn't trade growing up in the 70's for anything. can you imagine this show if cell phones existed back then?

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Just seems like yesterday

Wasn't that hard to find

You don’t think the neighbors recognized it immediately?

Wasn't hard

Call me crazy, but YOU will understand. Being a native of the great Commonwealth of Kentucky, I finally realized my lifelong dream of visiting Los Angeles and Southern California, but not until I was in my late 40's. Finding The Brady Bunch house was a priority and thankfully my host was understanding of this. He took me to it and I just stood out in the street and stared at it, walking up and down the sidewalk for at least an hour. This was before the HGTV acquisition so Mrs. McCallister was still residing there. I didn't impose on anyone or go beyond the brick fence, I just wanted to experience the house and the neighborhood to allow my dream come true soak in.

Yeah nothing else in CA to see. Forget Disneyland, Yosemite, the Redwoods and Sequoias, beaches, mountains, great weather etc.

​@@jaengen The Democrats have ruined it.

Okkkkk

No , HGTV purchased the property for 3.5 million dollars and it's now owned by them.

U missed a VERY BRADY CHRISTMAS in 1989 ???????????????????? booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Dont forget mike !

I'm with you. Although Mike didn't make it crystal clear the location of the bedrooms, I too made the same interpretation. Interesting info.

I remember there were a second set of stairs leading to the attic that Marsha and Greg fought over in a episode. Funny when I was a kid, it never occurred to me when I looked at the outside shots of the house, that there was no place that attic could fit.

You can't afford it

You're Old like the rest of us LoL

Drive by there

I wish I had it!!!!!

@@notthemeemaw8464 you can get it on eBay.

Don’t ever feel bad about it. It’s nostalgic and comforting. I get it.

Chop's and apple sauce is really good

LOL! Well, considering HGTV paid $3.5 million for it, then a few million more beyond the purchase price to renovate it, and along with ever increasing Southern California real estate values, I'd concur that its safe to say this house is well worth $1 million now too! :)

@@retrounderground1Far out!

Nope sold to a private owner... i doubt that the neighibors would like the traffic a museum would cause

I thought about that, too. It would be quite strange. You could sit in that living room and watch Brady Bunch reruns on VHS with that old TV.

BB ran for FIVE seasons.