Overview

• The 'Full House' home, located in San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights, sold on April 7, 2025, for $6 million, slightly below its $6.5 million listing price.
• The Victorian home gained fame as the exterior of the Tanner family residence in the hit series 'Full House' and its spinoff 'Fuller House.'
• Originally built in 1900, the property underwent major renovations in 2018 under architect Richard Landry and former owner Jeff Franklin, the show's creator.
• The 3,700-square-foot home features four bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a master suite with San Francisco Bay views, and a backyard with cast handprints from the show.
• Despite its cultural significance, the interior scenes of the show were filmed on a Warner Bros. studio set in Los Angeles, not inside the home.