Best 60s-70s Sitcom House

[edhopper]

Who do you think had the best house. Clevers, Bradys, Petries?
The only rule is we are talking about middle class Sitcom families, No Addams or Clampet mansions allowed.

I'd go with the sleek modern design and large kitchen of Rob and Laura Petrie. And it was right outside NYC.

[flvegan]

1. The house from Bewitched was nice, IIRC.

As was the place they used for The Partridge Family. Oh, and the Happy Days' home of the Cunninghams. All nice spreads.

[azmouse]

2. The only problem I see with the Petrie house

is that no bathroom can be reached without first walking through a bedroom.
That's a little awkward for guests.

[gmoney]

25. but nobody went to the bathroom back then! The real problem is that front step and killer ottoman.

A lawsuit waiting to happen...

[MrScorpio]

3. The Brady Bunch House

[Recovered Repug]

17. The Brady house?

There were six kids sharing a bathroom that didn't have a toilet. No thanks.

[Auggie]

4. The one from "Full House"

... because it's in San Francisco

[Gidney N Cloyd]

5. Happy Days, after they re-designed it to hide Chuck's body under the staircase.

[Capn Sunshine]

6. always like the Beav's house

probably because we always lived in a ranch style single story house. I remember wishing for an upstairs. The Cleaver home is on the backlot at Universal. IIRC

[Gidney N Cloyd]

11. That was also Marcus Welby's house, IIRC.

[Brother Buzz]

7. Petticoat Junction - The Shady Rest Hotel had a hot tub

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_pgfweJM0aC0/SpEiJktJyjI/AAAAAAAAF1s/QppdBgECeNE/s400/petticoat+junction.jpg

[edhopper]

8. I bet that's just because

of the women folk who reside there.
At the Junction.......Petticoat Junction.

[kayakjohnny]

9. Here comes Uncle Joe and he's movin' kinda slow

At the Junction....Petticoat Junction.

[ThoughtCriminal]

14. My wife votes for the Addams Family

Their house is a museum
Where people come to see 'em
They really are a scream
The Addams Family.

[Brother Buzz]

15. The Addams' house really was cool

But this time of the year I believe I'd be happier sharing a grass shack with Ginger and Mary Ann.

You know what I mean, Vern?

[nuxvomica]

10. The house in Please Don't Eat the Daisies

If I recall correctly it was more like a castle.

[YankeyMCC]

12. Jetson's Home

or if you disqualify that home for not being a single family detached kind of thing, then how about the Jupiter 2.

Unless that's disqualified for being a mobile home :) Oh and I guess "lost in Space" that wasn't really a sitcom

[ThoughtCriminal]

13. The Bat Cave!

Yes, it was a sitcom, and yes it was technically his parent's basement, but what marvelous toys.

[NoPasaran]

16. I liked the Bunker's house from All In The Family

I had relatives and semi-relatives who really lived in places like that, so it seemed real to me. I wonder if it smelled vaguely of boiled cabbage.

[CreekDog]

18. I disagree...my basement was cleaner

what a sty. :wtf:

[Bucky]

19. Rockford Files. It was in Malibu, but it didn't have to stay that way.

Of course his home security system sucked. James Garner used to joke that he was the only person who needed to use a key to get into his home.

A close second goes to the firehouse on "Emergency!" When I was a kid I totally wanted to live in a firehouse (even if theirs didn't have a pole)

[TommyO]

20. 4351 Wisteria Lane

though in it's previous incarnation as 1313 Mockingbird Lane

[peekaloo]

21. Sanford and Son!

no pretense, it was what it was.

[woo me with science]

22. I'll take the fifth avenue penthouse with large outdoor patio in "Family Affair," thank you. :)

Bonus Quiz: Match the sitcom to its pictured house:http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/2703

[woo me with science]

23. Or.....Gidget's house, which was the "Bewitched" house, reversed, but by the beach! :)

[jpak]

24. The Beverly Hillbillies mansion

it had a "seement pond" and "fancy eatin' table"

:D

[GreenPartyVoter]

26. The Brady house, but only if I get to update it a bit. :^P The Bewitched house is pretty nice too.

[Flaxbee]

27. If I could add a guest bath somewhere, I'd take the Petrie's home

My husband and I have a DVD of some of the Dick Van Dyke shows and watched a few on Christmas -- I was admiring their house ...

[BarbaRosa]

28. Ginger and Mary Ann's Hut.

:evilgrin:

[canoeist52]

29. Fred and Wilma's?