The “Full House” Victorian in San Francisco For Sale: See Inside!
I was thrilled to hear the “Full House” Victorian in San Francisco is on the market for the first time in 10 years (or the “Fuller House” as it’s known on Netflix’s reboot), so we can finally see what it really looks like inside! The listing says, “Originally constructed in 1883, this Charles Lewis Hinkel home is one of the city’s finest examples preserved Italianate Victorian architecture.” Here’s how the house looks today…
The Real “Full House:” 1709 Broderick Street
The exterior siding was recently painted an eggplant purple and the doors are a pale green. The nearly 3,000 square-foot Victorian doesn’t look anything like the TV version once you step through the double entry doors.
Compare that to the version built on a soundstage in Burbank for the sitcom:
It was much more open, and much more 1980s than 1880s!
The Real Entry Hall:
Living Room:
The house has “Soaring ceilings with classic Victorian detailing and three marble-faced fireplaces.”
On the living room set built for the “Fuller House” reboot, little has changed:
I love all the built-in bookshelves the (real) house has:
The Dining Room:
Library:
“The house was professionally decorated by Courtnay Haden Daniels.”
Upstairs Landing with Skylight:
There are 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths
The Kitchen:
The listing says:
The large island kitchen is replete with professional style appliances including a 6-burner gas cooktop, double ovens, and full-size wine refrigerator, overlooking the rear garden.
The “Full House” Kitchen:
You can compare all the real rooms to the TV versions here.
The Kitchen on the Reboot “Fuller House” (Netflix):
The real kitchen has boldly striped floors, tan cabinets painted to match the walls, and stuffed birds and animals on display. Not what I expected at all!
The Real “Full House” Floor Plans:
The Backyard:
The TV version had a back porch and a less formal-looking yard:
The backyard looks very private, which is nice considering you’d probably always have fans of the TV show visiting out front!
Are you watching “Fuller House” with Candace Cameron Bure? They built a new exterior on the back lot:
The House in 1987 when “Full House” premiered and today:
Do you like the new colors? It makes the trim really stand out!
Here’s your chance to own a piece of TV history! Want it? It’s on the market for $4.150 million (it last sold in 2006 for $1.85 million). Check out my post about the “Full House” sets and how they changed over the years, too!
P.S. Visit Houses Onscreen to see more, including “Mrs. Doubtfire:”
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