Iconic TV House Opens Doors and Fans Are Freaking Out With Pure Joy

Quick Smiles:

• The beloved Brady Bunch house is now open for public tours through October 11
• Step inside the groovy 1970s interior recreated by original cast members for HGTV
• Every ticket purchased helps rescue dogs find their forever homes

There are few homes more recognizable than the Bradys’ residence. The Brady Bunch ran on ABC from September 1969 to March 1974.

The Bradys’ groovy home was a true masterpiece with a kitchen moms dreamed of and a staircase every kid wanted to pose on. If you want to be a Brady for just an hour, now is your chance.

Though only the exterior of the house at 11222 Dilling St, North Hollywood, was used for filming, original cast members helped recreate the Brady Bunch home’s 1970s interior for the 2019 HGTV show A Very Brady Renovation. And now you can step back in time for a visit.

The Brady Experience runs now through October 11. It gives fans a chance to take a self-guided tour through the Brady Bunch house.

Tickets cost $289.75 for the one-hour tour, which is designed for guests 14 years and older. While it may seem like a high price, a portion of the price benefits Wags & Walks Dog Rescue.

“You can now book a semi private-self guided visit into this the most iconic home in tv history, featured on HGTV’s ‘Very Brady Renovation’! Fans will be fully immersed during a walkthrough visit that brings the beloved home to life—with immaculate details, unforgettable rooms, and all the nostalgic charm you’ve dreamed of! Bookings will open up shortly, sign up for the waitlist for early access before the public!”

According to the website, fans can see the living room, kitchen, and kids’ bedrooms decorated just as they remember. Fans are encouraged to take photos throughout The Brady Bunch house to show their friends and family.

This heartwarming opportunity brings generations together through the magic of classic television. Families who grew up watching the show can now share those cherished memories with their children and grandchildren in the most immersive way possible.

The attention to detail in recreating the iconic 1970s interior ensures that every corner of the house sparks nostalgia and joy. From the orange and avocado kitchen to the famous staircase, every element transports visitors back to simpler, happier times.

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