The Brady Bunch House is on sale for 1.6 M €

The iconic home of Los Angeles, where The Brady Bunch lived in the television series of the 1960s and 1970s, was marketed for $ 1.885 million ($ 1.61 million). 39; euros). The sitcom revolved around her mother Carol Brady, her husband Mike Brady and their stepfamily of three daughters and three sons, not to mention Alice the bitter housewife and Tiger the Dog

Number 11222 Dilling Street in the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles. Built in 1959, the three-bedroom house ranch style located in the eastern part of the San Fernando Valley near North Hollywood.

Although the house was used for external plans, the series was filmed in the studio, the viewers to the property "

Real estate agent Ernie Carswell of the Douglas Elliman agency said at Los Angeles Times that he was preparing to pay a lot of attention to the property which, in reality, is modest. three at home by the Hollywood standards of today. "We are preparing for an avalanche," he says.

The house is ranked among the 10 most iconic houses of movies and television series, which includes the suburban home of Chicago in Home Alone the mansion LA of the White House of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air the house Forest Gump built especially for the film and house Amityvill Horror in New Jersey.

"This iconic residence would be the second most photographed house in the United States after the White House," according to the brochure. "Inspired by the family of television or the real life of the neighborhood, this residence is a perfect postcard of the American style of the 70s and its particular culture." The photos show paneled walls, exposed beams and a psychedelic screen background. ] The Brady Bunch property such as it looks tioday "height =" 349 "src =" http://www.irishtimes.com/polopoly_fs/1.3571219!/image/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/ landscape_620 / image.jpg "width =" 620 "/>
 

The price tag is higher than any of the neighbors expect to get their homes – about $ 500,000 above average for the neighborhood, reflecting its starry reputation. However, it was first chosen as the Brady House because of its design and modest size. The creator of Brady Bunch Sherwood Schwartz told the newspaper Los Angeles Times in 1994. "We wanted it"

However, it is badumed that a buyer will demolish the property , which is on a parcel of more than 12,500 square feet, and will build a new residence.

"We will not accept the first big offer from a developer who wants to shoot him," Carswell told the Los Angeles Times . "We'll wait a few days, in case there would be others who would like to buy it as an investment to preserve it. "