The most organized, and the most recognizable house in television history is not for sale.
But the house next door is. Although mostly unrecognizable from the outside, the Brady home (pictured above in Studio City, Calif.) still retains it's 1970's Los Angeles/San Fernando Valley "character."
The house next door (upper right) built in 1973 and updated since, was put up for sale October 2007, with no bites.
KCBS-TV reported today the owner moved in three years ago and cannot fully make the mortgage payments on the $1.3 million house and now, she cannot sell it. Alexander Levitan of Paramount Rodeo Realty Encino has the listing.
Coincidently, Sherwood Schwartz, creator of the Brady Bunch, recently received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
So readers, do you think Jeff Lewis could flip this historic property with no problem?
To see other famous (organized) homes, visit the Zillow Famous Homes page with such homes as the Beverly Hillbillies Mansion, the Playboy Mansion, and many others.
- images courtesy Fightin' Mad Mary
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I grew up watching the Brady Bunch. At age 45, I still watch the re-runs. Is it possible that the Brady Bunch show is responsible for my wild success in organizing? Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! I've finally figured it all out! John, as always - you have a great blog -- thanks for making it fun.
xo Dorothy, www.delphihealthproducts.com
Posted by: Dorothy Breininger | March 13, 2008 at 11:41 AM
It is always so much fun to see what celebrity you are going to talk about next. You are very clever and it is much fun.
Say, are you going to Reno for the conference of Organizers?
Posted by: marilyn | March 13, 2008 at 09:16 PM