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I grew up in the 1970s. I loved the Brady Bunch. All of the kids my age wanted to be a member of the Brady family. To be able to tour the actual house that was used for the outdoor shots, and have the inside renovated to match. The set was amazing. The house is beautifully done. many small details all throughout the house. Make sure you take your time and look at everything, I can now check off my bucket list that I visited the Brady Bunch house! Absolutely phenomenal! I highly recommend it.
My parents grew up watching the Brady Bunch and started to show my siblings and I the episodes! They r so good and my dad got us tickets to go see this house and it was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! Seeing how this house has been renovated and designed so intricately is so beautiful!!
I was able to surprise my husband James for his 50th birthday with a private and self guided tour of this entire home. Being inside the Brady Home is a one of a kind and world class LA experience. The owner, Tina, in accompany with HGTV has painstakingly and miraculously been able to re-construct the sets and bring to life the interiors of the tv show. All 'rooms' on both levels of the home are curated perfectly down to the smallest detail. The kitchen with its bright orange formica countertops, Alice's Bedroom, Mike's sunken drafting room, Greg's Attic Apartment, The Brady children's rooms, Tiger's Dog house and of course the floating staircase in the living room. Then there are items such as cursed tiki references, a skull in the refrigerator, Kitty-Karry-All Dolls, Davey Jones' letter to Marcia, the horse statue and even the vase they break in the show. This is an experience for experts in Television history and was worth all the incredible work that went into it. Thank you Tina and Abigail for making Jame's 50th birthday a once in a lifetime gift.
I visited the Brady House with a good friend of mine and the experience was exceptional! The HGTV team took care of every detail, right down to Marsha's letter from Davy Jones to the cars! You really get the feeling any one of the Bradys might come in at any moment. It costs a little bit of money, but considering it's going to an animal shelter it's well worth it. Let me say those floating stairs are STEEP! Barry Williams noted this in his book that the stairs from the set were steep as well, so it checks. The hosts and "Alice" were very nice, very informative and let you have the run of the house. My only nitpick (and it is that, a small detail) was that the oven was a modern one, but considering all the period furniture they had inside we can overlook that small detail.
I wasn't born when the show was released, but I love classic famous shows and Brady Bunch is one of them. I went to Los Angeles for vacation, so I have a chance to stop by and take some pictures to enjoy my memories. The old vehicle is parking outside maybe for a visitor like me to take a photo.
It's fun to visit the Brady Bunch house. We walked it over from Salt and Straw on Ventura so we got some exercise out of it. Here's some important things to know about the Brady Bunch house: 1. The Brady Bunch do not live there--they are scattered all over the USA. 2. The Brady Bunch actually never lived there--the show was filmed at Paramount in a studio made up to look like the inside of the house. 3. The house inside actually looks like it did when the show was filmed. 4. No one lives in the house--it's owned by a cable TV production company. 5. There is a security guard outside the house to keep you from approaching the doors of the house or garage. The security guard there when I was outside the house was friendly and shared some general information about the house. He said it was well taken care of and preserved and that the TV production company pays for the security service. If you were a big fan of the show like was watching the re-runs growing up definitely come check it out, but keep your expectations low. But looking back on the production values of the actual show and the acting--it was really genius TV at a time when they did not have all the graphics and digital editing processes like they have today. It was a time of a safe low crime California and must have been a ton of fun filming.
The 70's Most Famous Home We drove to the Brady Bunch House and we saw a truck parked on the street in front of the house. Its side said "Security" on the door. We were not deterred although we were not sure if we were allowed to take photos so we tried to sneak photos of the house. LoL! The address they used for the show was 4222 Clinton Way, but they never mentioned the city. The real house where the exterior shots were taken was at 11222 Dilling Street in North Hollywood CA (Studio City). While we were there we met a nice lady walking her dog. She saw me looking at the house and said "it's a beautiful house, isn't it?" Turned out she's a huge fan of the Brady Bunch and just lived down the street. We walked up to the house together and she shared details of the home. She mentioned that the previous owner had a fence put up. That when the owner passed HGTV won the bid to purchase the home and now it's restored to its new/retro look all over again. She showed us which neighbors lived in which home (the Liston side and the Dittmeyer side). Also, I didn't know that there wasn't any glass in the sliding doors. This is to prevent reflections and glare from the TV lights. The security guard was nice and he is there to make sure that folks don't get too close to the house. In my photos there is an orange cone and people were not supposed to go past that cone towards the house. While my new "friend" was sharing more stories about the home more cars started to come to see the Brady Bunch House. I used to watch endless hours of Brady Bunch that it's hard to believe that the show only ran for 5 years (from 1969-1974)?? Really? I felt like I grew up with Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Greg, and "Thindy" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ . We ended up staying longer than we originally planned. Now I found myself humming the insanely catchy theme song... "Here's the story of a lovely lady..." What is your favorite memory about the Brady Bunch House? Review #2213
Woohoo, 15 mins later, I'm here! Just a quick drive from my Yelp Elite Perk in Sunland. I finally got a picture of the infamous Brady Bunch House, heheh! I tried visiting this place a couple of years ago and they were tapered off for remodeling. I recalled a security guard was turning visitors away. Also, I was thinking about visiting here yesterday when I was doing a quick, 2021 Halloween tour of famous filming locations, but decided to come here next time since I was all the way over in Downtown Los Angeles, and was getting hungry and tuckered out. Lo and behold, I had a Yelp Elite Perk in Sunland and of course, opportunity to visit here presented itself, lol! Admission and Parking: Free and plentiful. Location: 11222 Dilling Street (and Klump Street) in Studio City (Los Angeles), CA 91604 There is a security car and guard here to watch over the place in case visitors got too close. I just came and took a quick picture before hopping back in my car to go enjoy my Elite Perk. It's very cool being able to see the Brady Bunch House and imaging the cast and crew running in and out of this place during filming. Bummer, there's no tours available inside. Ahhh, good ole memories of watching the Brady Bunch...RIP in Ms. Ann B. Davis (Alice the Housekeep)...you were definitely the one keeping those Bradys in line while giving them funny and sage advice while in between, keeping their home clean. You were definitely my favorite! This location is worth checking out and afterwards, head on over to Universal Studios for some Butterbeer (and a Sticky Toffee Pudding too!).
Visited in August '23 and it's nostalgia to the max! One of the highlights of my trip to LA and Palm Springs but I've been a Brady Bunch fan since kindergarten in '73. If you go, park up the street and walk back to the house. There was a security guard stationed on the left side to keep people out of the yard but you can still get good photos. A fun venture!
OMG when I learned that I could enter the hallowed halls of The Brady Bunch House online I immediately contacted the Bucket List Group and booked my journey with my Amex card.. WORTH IT ! Great communication leading up to the tour. I was sent a bar code and instructions in multiple emails as the date came closer to the tour.. Ok, today was the day, IT'S ALL HAPPENING ! I landed in Burbank and headed straight to the house. Ok, got there early cause I was super excited. I waited in the car till 3pm which was my time in which then I knocked on the front door and was greeted.... No it wasn't Carol or Alice but a nice lady with a few more instructions. Yelpers I just teleported into time and my childhood fantasy has arrived.... My eyes gazed over the entry way and living room for which I was just flabbergasted by what I saw, yes I'm actually standing in Mike & Carols living room. I'd always envisioned myself in my dreams but never in my wildest thoughts that I'd actually be standing inside the Brady Bunch House.... Upon walking in you'll be staring at the staircase you'll see the vase Peter broke when throwing the basketball inside the house " Mom Always Said Don't Play in The House "! Since it's a self guided tour I drifted into the kitchen first and man the 70's kitchen with avocado & orange appliances blinded me and made me smile.. I picture Alice in the kitchen in her blue maid outfit. I walked through into the den and saw the tv and TIGER the dog & his bowl. Yes, I know it's not the real tiger but hey he had a good life... Greg's football playbook was on the table for viewing or stealing plays... Sliding glass doors opened and I was in the backyard & garage area.. Mikes red car was in the garage next to a fleet of bicycles.. Even the Brady Dunk tank was for viewing but no dunking... Back into the house I now ventured upstairs to the Brady girls room and sitting on the bed is Cindy's beloved doll Kitty Karry All... AJan's black wig even was in the bedroom, can you believe it I couldn't. Various awards in the room and now I'm in connecting bathroom the kids shared... Bathroom was great and even had shampoo and toothpaste from 70's... Brady boys bedroom was next and the famous blue bunkbeds were right there.. Peter & Bobby's bunkbeds were awesome. No I didn't take a nap in case your wondering... Backdown the stairway to Mike's working home office and then to Alice's bedroom. Nice touch with a framed photo of Sam The Butcher on Alice's nightstand... Now I crossed the house into the hippie version of Greg's / Johnny Bravo's bedroom. Amongst Greg's stuff was a fake mascot of COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL goat LOL.... However the coolest item was the famous cursed taboo tiki idol necklace. This leading to bad luck like Greg's surfing wipeout and a tarantula scare. Now moving on it was Mike & Carols room to close out my trip through time... THANK YOU for allowing me on the tour and actually hang in the Brady Bunch house. A dream come true and I'll cherish for life.. IT'S WORTH THE MONEY FOKS! read more
9 months ago
I had the pleasure of visiting the Brady Bunch house replica and it was a blast. Tgey remodeled this home so authentically. It truly represents the Brady Bunch home in the series. I won a trip to meet some of the stars from the show. I didn't know which ones would be there beforehand. Barry Williams and Christopher Knight gave a truly heartwarming tour of the home. They had the bicycles thr kids rode in the backyard. They had the Brady Bunch dunk tank thing. The home had the same carpet that was used in the show. Every detail is so thought out. A lady owns this home and has done an amazing job preserving the treasured memories of this home. They are about to start doing private tours for the public. I highly recommend the tour. read more
As of October 2025, the owner was offering rare visits INSIDE the house here: https://thebradyexperience.com/ Not sure if there are any dates left but you can sign up for the newsletter to get future updates. It was for a dog charity so tix EXPENSIVE ($275) a person -- but you get a self guided tour for 90min which is SO worth it -- as the inside is amazing -- like going back in time. Two helpful staff members (One dressed as "Alice") are there to answer your questions but you're really on your own which was fine by us. Of course, you can view and take photos of the outside for free -- but you really want to go inside to see the incredible job they did. read more
I grew up in the 1970s. I loved the Brady Bunch. All of the kids my age wanted to be a member of the Brady family. To be able to tour the actual house that was used for the outdoor shots, and have the inside renovated to match. The set was amazing. The house is beautifully done. many small details all throughout the house. Make sure you take your time and look at everything, I can now check off my bucket list that I visited the Brady Bunch house! Absolutely phenomenal! I highly recommend it. read more
6 months ago
My parents grew up watching the Brady Bunch and started to show my siblings and I the episodes! They r so good and my dad got us tickets to go see this house and it was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! Seeing how this house has been renovated and designed so intricately is so beautiful!! read more
I was able to surprise my husband James for his 50th birthday with a private and self guided tour of this entire home. Being inside the Brady Home is a one of a kind and world class LA experience. The owner, Tina, in accompany with HGTV has painstakingly and miraculously been able to re-construct the sets and bring to life the interiors of the tv show. All 'rooms' on both levels of the home are curated perfectly down to the smallest detail. The kitchen with its bright orange formica countertops, Alice's Bedroom, Mike's sunken drafting room, Greg's Attic Apartment, The Brady children's rooms, Tiger's Dog house and of course the floating staircase in the living room. Then there are items such as cursed tiki references, a skull in the refrigerator, Kitty-Karry-All Dolls, Davey Jones' letter to Marcia, the horse statue and even the vase they break in the show. This is an experience for experts in Television history and was worth all the incredible work that went into it. Thank you Tina and Abigail for making Jame's 50th birthday a once in a lifetime gift. read more
6 months ago
8 months ago
I visited the Brady House with a good friend of mine and the experience was exceptional! The HGTV team took care of every detail, right down to Marsha's letter from Davy Jones to the cars! You really get the feeling any one of the Bradys might come in at any moment. It costs a little bit of money, but considering it's going to an animal shelter it's well worth it. Let me say those floating stairs are STEEP! Barry Williams noted this in his book that the stairs from the set were steep as well, so it checks. The hosts and "Alice" were very nice, very informative and let you have the run of the house. My only nitpick (and it is that, a small detail) was that the oven was a modern one, but considering all the period furniture they had inside we can overlook that small detail. read more
8 months ago
2 years ago
I wasn't born when the show was released, but I love classic famous shows and Brady Bunch is one of them. I went to Los Angeles for vacation, so I have a chance to stop by and take some pictures to enjoy my memories. The old vehicle is parking outside maybe for a visitor like me to take a photo. read more
It's fun to visit the Brady Bunch house. We walked it over from Salt and Straw on Ventura so we got some exercise out of it. Here's some important things to know about the Brady Bunch house: 1. The Brady Bunch do not live there--they are scattered all over the USA. 2. The Brady Bunch actually never lived there--the show was filmed at Paramount in a studio made up to look like the inside of the house. 3. The house inside actually looks like it did when the show was filmed. 4. No one lives in the house--it's owned by a cable TV production company. 5. There is a security guard outside the house to keep you from approaching the doors of the house or garage. The security guard there when I was outside the house was friendly and shared some general information about the house. He said it was well taken care of and preserved and that the TV production company pays for the security service. If you were a big fan of the show like was watching the re-runs growing up definitely come check it out, but keep your expectations low. But looking back on the production values of the actual show and the acting--it was really genius TV at a time when they did not have all the graphics and digital editing processes like they have today. It was a time of a safe low crime California and must have been a ton of fun filming. read more
5 months ago
The 70's Most Famous Home We drove to the Brady Bunch House and we saw a truck parked on the street in front of the house. Its side said "Security" on the door. We were not deterred although we were not sure if we were allowed to take photos so we tried to sneak photos of the house. LoL! The address they used for the show was 4222 Clinton Way, but they never mentioned the city. The real house where the exterior shots were taken was at 11222 Dilling Street in North Hollywood CA (Studio City). While we were there we met a nice lady walking her dog. She saw me looking at the house and said "it's a beautiful house, isn't it?" Turned out she's a huge fan of the Brady Bunch and just lived down the street. We walked up to the house together and she shared details of the home. She mentioned that the previous owner had a fence put up. That when the owner passed HGTV won the bid to purchase the home and now it's restored to its new/retro look all over again. She showed us which neighbors lived in which home (the Liston side and the Dittmeyer side). Also, I didn't know that there wasn't any glass in the sliding doors. This is to prevent reflections and glare from the TV lights. The security guard was nice and he is there to make sure that folks don't get too close to the house. In my photos there is an orange cone and people were not supposed to go past that cone towards the house. While my new "friend" was sharing more stories about the home more cars started to come to see the Brady Bunch House. I used to watch endless hours of Brady Bunch that it's hard to believe that the show only ran for 5 years (from 1969-1974)?? Really? I felt like I grew up with Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Greg, and "Thindy" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ . We ended up staying longer than we originally planned. Now I found myself humming the insanely catchy theme song... "Here's the story of a lovely lady..." What is your favorite memory about the Brady Bunch House? Review #2213 read more
Woohoo, 15 mins later, I'm here! Just a quick drive from my Yelp Elite Perk in Sunland. I finally got a picture of the infamous Brady Bunch House, heheh! I tried visiting this place a couple of years ago and they were tapered off for remodeling. I recalled a security guard was turning visitors away. Also, I was thinking about visiting here yesterday when I was doing a quick, 2021 Halloween tour of famous filming locations, but decided to come here next time since I was all the way over in Downtown Los Angeles, and was getting hungry and tuckered out. Lo and behold, I had a Yelp Elite Perk in Sunland and of course, opportunity to visit here presented itself, lol! Admission and Parking: Free and plentiful. Location: 11222 Dilling Street (and Klump Street) in Studio City (Los Angeles), CA 91604 There is a security car and guard here to watch over the place in case visitors got too close. I just came and took a quick picture before hopping back in my car to go enjoy my Elite Perk. It's very cool being able to see the Brady Bunch House and imaging the cast and crew running in and out of this place during filming. Bummer, there's no tours available inside. Ahhh, good ole memories of watching the Brady Bunch...RIP in Ms. Ann B. Davis (Alice the Housekeep)...you were definitely the one keeping those Bradys in line while giving them funny and sage advice while in between, keeping their home clean. You were definitely my favorite! This location is worth checking out and afterwards, head on over to Universal Studios for some Butterbeer (and a Sticky Toffee Pudding too!). read more
3 years ago
Visited in August '23 and it's nostalgia to the max! One of the highlights of my trip to LA and Palm Springs but I've been a Brady Bunch fan since kindergarten in '73. If you go, park up the street and walk back to the house. There was a security guard stationed on the left side to keep people out of the yard but you can still get good photos. A fun venture! read more
2 years ago
Here's the story of a lovely lady. Who was bringing up three very lovely girls. All of them had hair of gold, like their mother, The youngest one in curls. The Brady Bunch, The Brady Bunch, That's the way we became the Brady Bunch. That song (shorten version) and the house brings back fond memories of watching the Brady Bunch show on TV. It was one of my favorite TV shows to watch when I was a kid. The house looks exactly the same as it was in the show with the exception of the paint color and the gate which was probably installed to keep tourists away. read more
6 years ago
One of the most photographed homes in America. The Brady Bunch House is a must-see for any fan of the show. Only the outside of the house was used in the show, but the inside was renovated to look just like the Brady house. This is a very Brady photo-op dream. George Vreeland Hill read more
Yay, knocked two things off my to-do list today! It would've been three, but Chili John's was closed for some sort of filming. Anyway, it was cool to see the Brady house! I think I watched every single episode (reruns, of course) as a kid. It was on a surprisingly quiet street. No one else was there taking pictures. Fun little stop. read more
I have a channel on YouTube and an Instagram to show our California and Los Angeles, mainly to Portuguese speakers, and they love the programs of HGTV. For sure it is a good idea to show where the house that the special show is bought. Also, it is nice to show the history of house in a famous sit com comedy. The house had a security guys to protect it. Just walk around and make you register. read more
Happened to be in the neighborhood when they were filming a show for the Brady Bunch house renovation. We didn't find out photos and videos weren't allowed until after this photo. The street is blocked to traffic. Can't wait to see the finished product and to hear how tours will run. My favorite show as a kid! read more
After having brunch at Bea Bea in Burbank a while back, we decided to visit the Brady Bunch House located in Toluca Lake. Not sure how much was actually filmed at this house. I'm guessing most of the episodes was filmed on stage. After watching thousands of episodes on tv, the layout on tv doesn't appear to match looking at the exterior. This house is nostalgic to many who grew up in the 70's and 80's. The exterior looks ageless with vertical siding, stone veneer, clearstory windows, and wood shake roofs which is typical 50-60's architecture. The Brady's house stands out from the homes in the area. It jumps out at you if you're familiar with the TV show. We took a few shots for a couple of minutes. No one else was around but definitely curious how the interior looks like if it's stuck in the 70's. If you're in the area, definitely worth a visit to reminisce some episodes. read more
Yes, it is THE house that the Brady Bunch portrayed as their house, for the show. Huff Post quoted, "In a 1994 interview, series creator Sherwood Schwartz said the house also fit the bill because it looked like something an architect (Mr. Brady) would live in." Back in the 70's, it was a fairly modern house. The house is in a real residential neighborhood in Studio City! Unfortunately, for the people who live in this house, it is a famous house, and there are many people who continue to come and take a long look at it! Some even want to go inside, but I was happy with viewing it from the sidewalk, snapping a few pictures and then leaving. Since the show, a fence has been installed to keep people from actually looking in the windows. LOL Other than for the color & a window to the left of the house, it basically looks pretty much just the same on the exterior. You can expect new paint and yet for it not to be the same color. As for that window, it was affixed for the show, it really wasn't on the house. So, if it looks a little different, that might be why. It was a short, but fun trip down memory lane! read more
11 years ago
If you grew up watching the Brady Bunch reruns like I did, you would recognize the outside of this house. If you are in the Studio City neighborhood or around Universal Studios, drive on by to check it out. We took a quick walk and saw the back where the garage is and instantly a rerun of the show was in my head where Marcia and Jan was playing basketball with the boys. Lol! read more
Right now, the house is under renovation via HGTV, complete with fence all around it, security and camera crew. The security guy was really nice and let me hold my camera above the fence to get a photo. It's just a mid-Century house... pretty nondescript except it was THE Brady Bunch house. There are other houses in the neighborhood that are far more impressive pieces of real estate. read more
This is a story... Oddly, only one story and not the two as seen on the set built for the inside shots. Take my word (ant that of many others) and don't try to take a peak inside. This is a private residence on a relatively quiet street. I say relatively because while we were there taking pictures, two other groups rolled up for the same thing. With only a few changes since 1969, it will stir nostalgia. EliotB did his own recreation of Marcia's football to the nose. We all laughed. I hope you do too. read more
Marcia! Marcia! Marcia! I loved the Brady Bunch, and still do! I wanted Mrs.Brady (Florence Henderson RIP) to be my mom when I was younger. Casa Brady was the house I dreamed of living in. It (the house) was just as much of a star as the actors in the show were. Those stairs! The orange Formica in the kitchen! The AstroTurfed backyard with the swing set, empty dog house, (what happened to Tiger and Fluffy?) and the exploding volcano that Peter built. All of these things won't be found here, but you can snag a photo op, and dream of all things Brady . I've visited this split-level ranch house located in Studio City many times in the last 30 years. They built a small fence out front to keep peeps from trespassing. If you visit, be respectful and don't wander onto the property. The good people who own this pop icon are generous enough to keep it in tact, as it was on the show in the early 1970's. I like visiting locations from film and television, and at some of the locations; the owners have changed the facade, or built walls to block out adorning fans. Hoping this doesn't turn into one of those stories. read more
7 years ago
6 years ago
Well worth a drive by! It's in a reg neighborhood, but very neat to see. Can't go in but a drive by and pics worked for me! read more
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The show is over. Is there still a fence obstructing the view? I understand a guard, but to still have a fence? Fans would just like to drive by and see the outside.
Just jogged past there today. There is a security guard who sits in an SUV and will come out if you get too close. But he is very nice and you can certainly take pictures. I want to go inside so bad!!!
Howdy, y'all! We'll be in LA on Saturday and we would like to know if there is still filming at the house or would we able to drive by it and possibly get out and take pix? Please let us know!
Filming is over and the show is already on TV. You can definitely drive by and take pictures.
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