The first time I came to LA, my friend drove me to The Brady Bunch house. Together we got teary eyed looking at it. Now years later, we both live within walking distance of it.
For the first time, since before we were alive, the house is for sale. Yes, you can own the house Mike and Carol Brady lived in with their 6 kids. If you have $1,885,000 to spend. As you can see, the house on the outside does not match the inside of one I know because the second level is on the opposite side.
Talking about the inside, we are finally getting to see what the interior looks like. The previous owner wanted privacy, even though it is the second most photographed house in the country. Thus, she put a gate up, so we would not be able to get too close.
Now that she is sadly no longer with us, her family is selling the house that they have owned in 1973. A year before the show went off the air.
According to the listing by Douglas Elliman, the home has 2 bedrooms and three bathrooms. One bedroom that is very pretty in pink with a bathroom to match.
If you want to own the house, then now is the time to do it. Unless you want to give me the money, so I can have it. You can visit any time.
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Before Barry Williams was surrounded by his brothers and sisters on The Brady Bunch, he could not get away from Milky Way Bars. How cute is the 13-year-old in that 1968 commercial?
Before Rita Wilson was Tom Hanks biggest cheerleader, she played one on The Brady Bunch. She looks the same now as she did when she was 16 in that 1972 episode.
This Sunday, Barry Williams and his long time love Tina Mahina said I do in beautiful ceremony Branson, Missouri.
The eldest member of The Brady Bunch announced on Twitter in November that he was engaged and today that is how he shared photos from his wedding. No other details are known besides some photos.
Hopefully the third time, as in his third marriage, will be the charm. Congrats to the couple!
A few months ago, it was announced that they were doing a play based on Family Ties at the Human Race Theatre in Dayton, Ohio and it opened this weekend with Eve “Jan Brady” Plumb as Elise Keaton.
In honor of opening night, the theater released photos of the production. The play is a sequel to the NBC sitcom and that is why Alex, Mallory and Jennifer all look older. They describe it as, “Twenty years have passed and Alex P. Keaton, now running for Congress, returns to his parents’ Columbus home with his sisters, Mallory and Jennifer, who are parents of their own. Gathered together once again, they relive some of the most important moments from their childhood – the growing pains, heartbreaks and reconciliations – with fondness and appreciation for simpler times that defined a generation.”
I hope that Family Ties tours because I would love to see it. If you are in the Dayton, Ohio area, then you can see it up until it closes on June 25th.
BTW I think that they really good job on recreating the Keaton household, to see it then click here!
