From the Addams Family ’s dilapidated sign to the Walsh ’s modest inkpad with a 90210 zip code , it ’s hard to imagine television ’s most famous families without picturing their fictitious home . But have you ever wonder whether your favorite television characters , likeSeinfeld ’s Kramer , could actually afford their often overly swanky pads afford what a series ’ story tells us about their professional life story ? Well , the daddy culture - enjoy real estate expert atTruliahave . And , using field comps , have give rise a gripping computer graphic to put a price on some of telly ’s most iconic dwelling house .
The most interesting thing we learned from it ?
Modern Family ’s lovable goofball Phil Dunphy must be selling a whole fate of prime genuine estate to keep his family so well ensconce in their Westside Los Angeles home , whichsold for $ 2,150,000a year ago .
There ’s no way the two - bedchamber North Hollywood home used for the exteriors ofThe Brady Bunchcould fit the entire six - kid clan , not to remark Alice , Tiger , and that casual jinx of a cousin-german , Oliver . Also , computer architecture may not be as lucrative a fizgig for Mike Brady as one might expect ; the house is currently measure at just over $ 552,000 .
Finally , most people wouldhaveto be California dreaming for foot the bill for the $ 5,821,100 it would cost to live in Sandy and Kirsten Cohen ’s palatial oceanfront dig inThe O.C.That ’s including Ryan ’s consortium house . Yet the house , which was purportedly in Newport Beach , is in reality in Malibu , make it part of Los Angeles County , not Orange County — and therefore making the whole series a lie .
Browse on for some more interesting real estate tidbits fromThe Gilmore Girls , Roseanne , The Sopranos , and more .
Infographic courtesy ofTrulia
