HGTV Puts ‘Brady Bunch’ House On the Market for $5.5 Million
Network overhauled the L.A. house in 2019 to mimic sitcom’s set design
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Woah never thought the house would be renovated into this.
HGTV Puts ‘Brady Bunch’ House On the Market for $5.5 Million
Network overhauled the L.A. house in 2019 to mimic sitcom’s set designwww.nexttv.com
Woah never thought the house would be renovated into this.
Trahan, 53, who lives primarily in Bel Air and admits to being a fan of the sitcom, paid $3.2 million for the house located in Studio City, Los Angeles, which is about 9 percent less than HGTV paid for the home in 2018.
Even at the bargain price, Trahan admitted the purchase was “the worst investment ever” and said she plans to use the property for fundraising and charitable events.
Trahan, who has been married to former HBO chief executive Chris Albrecht since 2016, claims to be a historic home enthusiast and fan of The Brady Bunch sitcom and 1995’s The Brady Bunch Movie.
HGTV listed the house for sale in May for $5.5 million.
The network bought the home In 2018, (famously outbidding Lance Bass) for $3.5 million, almost double the listing price. The iconic facade was used for exterior shots on the sitcom, but its interior scenes had been filmed on a soundstage, so the inside of the real house didn't match what viewers remember. A slew of HGTV stars and the six actors who played the Brady kids in the series completely renovated the interiors of the home on the series A Very Brady Renovation.
While WSJ reports that HGTV spent about $2 million renovating the home to resemble The Brady Bunch interior set, initially the plan was to upgrade the home to the tune of $350,000