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“The Brady Bunch” superfans better maintain onto their bell bottoms: The TV household’s retro home in Studio City will finally be accessible to the public for the first time.

The double doorways to the midcentury Studio City home — made well-known with its look in the beloved Nineteen Seventies sitcom — will open to followers for three days in November thanks to a restricted event by popular culture historian Alison Martino and her Vintage Los Angeles. Martino, an on-air host and producer for Spectrum news and the daughter of singer-actor Al Martino, unveiled the “Brady Experience” on Monday on Facebook.

“It’s like stepping back into our childhood! IT IS ASTONISHING and you will see every single room,” she announced. “I will personally be taking each and every one of you throughout the house.”

From Nov. 7 to 9, Martino will information followers who have shelled out $275 each through the enduring Dilling Street property. The event is now bought out. Though the home’s facade appeared throughout the run of the household sitcom, its inside at the time bore no resemblance to the colourful rooms shown on screen. The interiors of the Brady residence had been constructed on units at Paramount Studios in Hollywood.

The well-known abode, initially constructed in 1959 with late modernist structure, was renovated many years after “The Brady Bunch” ended in 1974.

HGTV bought the home in 2018 for $3.5 million (more than twice the asking price) and renovated the inside to match what “Brady Bunch” audiences noticed onscreen. The home renovation community documented that course of in “A Very Brady Renovation,” which featured the celebrities who portrayed the Brady youngsters.

As half of the renovations, HGTV reproduced the groovy areas from the set in the home, including a second flooring to accommodate the extra rooms. The community bought the home in 2023 for $3.2 million to Tina Trahan, a historic-home fanatic and spouse to former HBO govt Chris Albrecht.

The home, in all its “Brady Bunch” glory, has develop into “even more groovy with more remarkable vintage decor added,” Martino added in her announcement. She said nothing in the home can be off limits, permitting followers to “see every detail up close.”

Proceeds for the three-day event will benefit animal rescue Wags and Walks, a trigger that Martino said Brady household canine “Tiger would definitely approve!”