Iconic 'Full House' Home in San Francisco Sells for $6 Million

The famed Victorian at 1709 Broderick Street, recognized as the Tanner family residence, has been purchased below its original listing price after years of renovations and market activity.

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.

San Francisco Chronicle