The San Francisco home from the beloved sitcom hits the market for US$6 million

The Iconic ‘Full House’ America Grew Up with is on the Market
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Airing on television from 1987 through 1995, Full House led the charge for family-friendly sitcoms of that era.

The Victorian-style home is among San Francisco's iconic "Postcard Row" of houses
The Victorian-style home is among San Francisco's iconic "Postcard Row" of houses

If, like much of America, you grew up watching the members of the Tanner family — played by would-be household names such as Bob Saget, John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Jodie Sweetin, and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen — navigate life, you might recognise the Victorian-style residence that just hit the market in San Francisco’s upscale Lower Pacific Heights neighbourhood for a cool US$5.99 million.

The facade of the home, as seen in 'Full House,' which aired in the late 1980s through the mid-1990s
The facade of the home, as seen in 'Full House,' which aired in the late 1980s through the mid-1990s

Located in the heart of one of the US’ most expensive cities, the house’s exterior is a familiar sight for the show’s enthusiasts.

The Iconic ‘Full House’ America Grew Up with is on the Market
Architect-to-the-stars Richard Landry ensured  significant details were preserved, including the ornate mouldings, voluminous ceilings, and Corinthian columns
Architect-to-the-stars Richard Landry ensured significant details were preserved, including the ornate mouldings, voluminous ceilings, and Corinthian columns

In 2016, Full House creator and executive producer Jeff Franklin — who had  also selected the home as the show’s exterior location before its premiere in 1980 — acquired the property for US$4 million before restoring its light grey exterior to its former glory, right around the time Netflix commissioned the Fuller House reboot.

The four-bedroom, four-bath classic Victorian was built by architect Charles Hinkel Lewis. 'Full House' creator Jeff Franklin purchased the home in 2016
The four-bedroom, four-bath classic Victorian was built by architect Charles Hinkel Lewis. 'Full House' creator Jeff Franklin purchased the home in 2016

Inside, however, the airy, light-filled filled abode looks nothing like the modest, lived-in home of widowed father Danny Tanner and his daughters.

The kitchen was transformed with Calcutta Oro marble, Viking appliances, and deep blue and gold accents
The kitchen was transformed with Calcutta Oro marble, Viking appliances, and deep blue and gold accents
On the same floor as the kitchen is another area for entertaining
On the same floor as the kitchen is another area for entertaining

The four-bedroom residence originally built by architect Charles Hinkel Lewis recently received an elegant update by architect Richard Landry, whose other high-profile projects include Kourtney Kardashian’s as well as Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady’s homes.

The Iconic ‘Full House’ America Grew Up with is on the Market
Marble finishes and shiny tiles commingle with wood and natural materials to meld luxury and rustic charm in two of the home's four bathrooms
Marble finishes and shiny tiles commingle with wood and natural materials to meld luxury and rustic charm in two of the home's four bathrooms

One caveat? Fans of the show continue to search for the home to this day, so its new owner may have to get used to routine trips from tourists and Full House devotees.

The home spans 3,728 square feet
The home spans 3,728 square feet
The Iconic ‘Full House’ America Grew Up with is on the Market
The renovation resulted in an open floor plan and the addition of sky lights and wide-plank hardwood floors
The renovation resulted in an open floor plan and the addition of sky lights and wide-plank hardwood floors

Listing agents for the property are Rachel Swann of The Agency, Beverly Hills, and Cindy Ambuehl of Compass, Los Angeles.

Photography courtesy of The Agency

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