Beginning in 2025, the owner of this house has been opening it up for brief periods for self-guided tours. If you can snag one of the rare openings on the website (look it up - it's called The Brady Experience) and you're willing to pay for it (it's very, VERY expensive but all proceeds go to charity) then you'll have a blast.They did an incredible job remodeling the interiors to look exactly like the rooms from The Brady Bunch, which of course was originally shot on a Hollywood soundstage, not in the house itself. There are Easter eggs galore, and an insane attention to detail.You're allowed 90 minutes to wander around the house on your own and take as many photos as you want. Just no touching the props or furniture. Only 10 people are allowed inside at a time.My only wish is that the house had a knowledgable docent to answer questions about the remodel (as documented on the HGTV network in 2019), the original TV show, etc. During my visit, there were just two friendly security people who would take photos of visitors if asked but otherwise didn't know much about the house or the series. I would totally volunteer for this!

Loved going to this house and taking a photo - there is an older station wagon parked out front to add to the authenticity - it was quiet and no other fans were there so it made it easy to take a quick photo.

Iconic.Easy to get to!Quick and easy side stop. Nice neighborhood - combine with a bite to eat at The Garland or on the way to Universal or Griffith.

Very sweet to see the house we remember from watching The Brady Bunch many years ago. Even had a couple of old vehicles set at the house.

Just saw the house today. Was hoping to see Marsha or Jan, but it wasn't meant to be. Agree with the previous review that it is smaller than what I imagined on TV; however, it's just like watching the opening scene on an episode. As a sidenote, there were no security personnel standing by, and there were two vintage 70s autos (a station wagaon on the street, and another in the driveway). So cool! Didn't realize that there was a canal behind the backyard, but I also saw a basketball hoop. The HGTV crew really tried to make the entire property look like it did in the TV series