Tour the Brady Bunch Home, Part 1 [CG Tour] 

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I was very obsessed with their house as a child. The furniture was the same as all my neighbors in the early 70s, but the architectural sense was beyond anything I would encounter in my little old California tract home environment. I wanted to be on that show so badly but I was way too young. Finally got my chance 30 years later--I was an extra in "Growing Up Brady."

That was my show growing up in the '70s for me. It will never go out of style. My kids now look at it and my grandchildren look at it. What an all-time favorite, classic

I thought i was the only weirdo that wanted to know everything about the Brady house lol

Boy The Den was so amazing. So much action took place in there. Greg getting Mike to sign his Homework Paper when he flunked a Math Test because he was in love with his teacher, Jan getting encouraged about living in Marcia's Shadow and how hard it was sometimes, Bobby talking Man To Man about Kissing Girls, Peter getting advice about working at The Bike Shop, Mike staying up all night to redo a Architectural Plan that Greg Lost, and having Alice remind him about getting Greg a Second Chance. Also Peter confessing he was listening to Private Conversations. Also in Year One Mike had a Typewriter and he talked about getting it fixed like Alice never got hers fixed.

Growing up in the generation that watched the Brady Bunch it makes me so sad that kids from 1980 forward didn't have this stuff to watch as it was made. It was reruns. So many great shows were made in the 60's and 70's (a lot of trash too!) that I feel so blessed to have been able to watch (we even had a color TV!). Kids today are being fed so much trash. Thanks for the walk through memory lane.

I thank you for all your computer recreations of this house and all the other iconic sitcom houses. It takes a great deal of research and you uncovered details I took for granted.

What a walk down memory lane, wonderful and done without blasting music, thank you so very much for sharing this video with us .

OMG I’m so happy!!! 😍❤️🥲 I felt I grew up in this house! Every Friday night we got to use our tv trays in the family room for popcorn and the Brady Bunch. Beautiful, beautiful job ❤️ I loved the HGTV series too

This was so fun! I thought I was the only one obsessed with houses. I loved the Brady Bunch home - it was so spacious and modern, but with a touch of whimsy. And because it was the setting for this "perfect family" that was so the source of so much merriment. Thanks for this!

I have wanted to see this my whole life! Thank you! My now grown daughter loved the dvds as well, watching them constantly. When she was about 11 we were behind Davey Jones ( who was in a Brady movie) at a Shoppers Drug mart. He was in our small Canadian city for a music festival and took a limo to the drug store with another ex Monkee . It was pretty unbelievable and exciting.

"Mannix" fan here. The BB house interior set was prominently displayed in 2 episodes of "Mannix": "The Ragged Edge" and "Who Is Sylvia?" It was very interesting to see what the set designers tweaked (and what they left *completely* the same).

I grew up watching every single episode. I've seen it so much that I thought I could have been part of the family. I would love to live in The Brady House or at least visit it. And I absolutely LOVE the added additions. Thank you very much for sharing.🙂❤

Absolutely fascinating. I've been a Brady Head my whole life. I can't wait to see the rest of this iconic home.

Omg! I’ve been waiting all my life for this video haha! I used to obsess about this home! Thank you ❤️

Thanks for including pics from the 80's remake. I remember seeing the terrible glass block and white paint that replaced the Mondrian glass window. You're right, "an architect would never do that". Great job!

Love the Brady Bunch home. It was architecturally dynamic with the stairs, the sunken levels, and the den that had an open wall. Plus the contrasts of the modern space with the brick and stone give it a warmth that is, well, like home. Great job, thank you!!

One of my all time favorite shows when I was growing up!!! I wasn't as observant as a kid as I am now and Im blown away by the area beside the stairs...I never ever noticed that!!!! And if there was a bathroom back there....how cool!!!!

Totally Excellent, and Groovy!!

I love the sound of the footprints!

I like the way you made the house very real. Here's a missed piece of trivia of Greg's groovy attic bedroom, in the 2nd season when Greg wanted his own room Mrs. Brady suggested the attic and Mr. Brady said that would be great if Greg were 2 and a half feet tall. 3rd season the attic grew and the pilot episode, the house was different and the kitchen was in yellow and the only time Greg did have his own room. That was awesome of Maureen to watch your work on her " family " house

That was awesome! I went to Dixie canyon elementary school where Cindy’s play and Marcias cheerleading tryouts were held I attended probably a decade after they shot there but we knew it growing up and thought it was so cool!!!! Great job on this video!!💕💕

Growing up as a city kid in the 1970s, I watched syndicated reruns of the brady bunch every day in the afternoons. It was easily my number one favorite tv show. I was dirt poor and we lived in a crummy, run down, cockroach infested 2 family apartment house. I envied the bradys house. How I truly wished I could live in such a house! They had wall to wall carpeting. We didn't have any carpeting at all. They had a fireplace. We didn't. They had a family room, a den, and a laundry room. We didnt. They had an upstairs for their bedrooms which provided better privacy for the bedroom area. They had a backyard with a swing set in which to play in at their leisure whenever they liked. I never had access to the tiny backyard behind the apartment buildings I lived in because I didn't live on the first floor and/or the landlord forbid me from going back there. If I wanted to play on swings, slides, or a see saw, I had to go to a public park which was a far walking distance from my place and i had to cross over at least a couple of large, busy highways to get there as well. Since I saw every single episode countless times over already, many was the time that instead of paying attention to what the brady characters were doing and saying, I'd be looking past them, over their shoulders or around them, admiring their surroundings, their house and furnishings. Don't get me wrong. I had no illusions. I was well aware that the brady house wasn't a real home. Just a fake set inside a sound stage. But still, how I aspired to have such a home, or anything like it, in the suburbs to call my own!

I would love to see you do the Golden Girls home. I can remember even as a young girl watching with my grandma, it would always bug me how obvious the outside and interior layout don’t match. I was always trying to make it all work in my head, since at the time (as a child) I didn’t realize they used sets and the exterior was just a shot of an actual home.

Remember: Mom always says, "Don't play ball in the house."

Thank you so much for taking time and effort, hugs...💐💐💐💐

This was just great Marina. I always loved the house. It was so much fun to take a virtual tour of the house from one of my favorite childhood programs. Thanks so much for doing this.

You're awesome! How many of us over the years including the cast I would imagine, often thought how their home would actually look like if it was a real home. So probably not a lot of people know this next one. I'm a fan of the TV series Mannix that starred Mike Conners and on the series Robert Reed played a detective. A few of the episodes used the Brady Bunch home for various scenes in those episodes. I was shocked the first time I saw this as I had no idea this set was ever used for another show. I haven't checked the dates but I have wondered if this set was being used at the same time the Brady Bunch was being filmed and if so, how odd it must have been for Robert Reed to play two different characters in the same house.

To me, the Brady House has always been an iconic house. I love it because of its unique style of construction. It's beautiful & I love every nook & cranny of it. I think it would be so groovy to live in that house.

It's not just the visuals that are excellent - your presentation is superb. Bravo!

It looks great! I felt like this is everybody's home we all grew up in it lol.

Brady Bunch show was a really nice show I used to look forward to watching it, when reruns are on I still watch them and I have some shows on DVDs. 💞

When I was in HS Architectural Drafting class in the mid-80s I drew the blueprints of the Brady House from memory as a project. I remember the attic room conundrum and it was obvious the exterior did not work with the interior. Years later, it’s so cool to see it modeled and to see how my assessments were spot on with yours.

This was really interesting to see. I'm a fan of all things Brady, even the movies although they weren't exactly canon.

I love this house! I would live in it the way it is without changing anything!!

Awesome. Grew up on the show and stuff has made me wonder about the layout that even the HGTV special didn't solve. Glad to know the walls on "Brady Bunch" didn't change quite as often as they did on "Bewitched." Thanks for the tour!

Thank you very much for posting this. I grew up watching this show and always enjoyed the house. It's nice to have a more comprehensive view of it after all these years. Your dedication to the details is incredible. I've seen interviews with some of the cast members of the show and some even shed a tear or two as they see the renovation. That place represents more than just a house - it represents an important part in American pop culture. Again, thanks for doing such a great job!

Omg I love this! Always fascinated with floorplans, especially the Bradys! Great work and research 😁

This was wonderfully put together, thank you❤️ The house I always said I would replicate if I was rich is the house on Bewitched 🤗

I recently saw an episode of Mannix that included the Brady Bunch home. It show most of the main floor and the back yard with the 3 doorwalls.

Absolutely brilliant. You answered so many questions that I've had for many years. Great video. Thank you very much.

Watching the show, I never even noticed all of the brick and stone. Seeing all of the different views, it's easier to appreciate just how lovely this interior was. Greg's "groovy" room (aka Mike's den) was just like some of our college freshman dorm rooms!

I love this! Thank you so much!

Its amazing how you can recreate these buildings. It really feels to scale and get the sense of being in it.👍

The Brady's had a super cool house. I think the stairs are what really set it apart. I also think what sets this video series apart from 99% of others regardless of subject is the narrative demeanor and voice that hooks you like a fish and before you know it, you're mounted on the wall.

Wow, I'm so impressed by your work - but I'm even more impressed by you. You're funny, charming, and beautiful. I think I "fell in love" with you as I was watching this.

Marina, this is fantastic!..As is ALL of your work..I just think it's so special and rare..I truly love it..

Great job on this. The only change I would make would be the hall behind the stairs. I would have continued the hall opposite the bathroom leading to Alice's living quarters. That would give her a direct route from her bedroom or laundry room to the front door should Sam the butcher come calling.

Great job! I was allways curious about these houses, since I was a 10 yars old boy. Maybe I became an Architect ´cause of it. Thanks!

you and your work is amazing.

This was really great, thank you for posting this! I've always enjoyed the Brady Bunch and now we're getting to relive it in even greater detail, knowing now what the inside of the house is like. Those views you did were excellent, so nice! I know the style is from '69, but it sure does look good! Anyway, very enjoyable video, you do spectacular work on the cad modeling!

What a pleasant surprise when this popped up today. Growing up in the late 60s and 70s I always wished to tour these tv homes. I’m glad you addressed the exterior differences. Several shows have similar issues and even as a kid it would bother me. Don’t get me started on the never seen front room on The Munsters!

I always loved this house. A little bit of trivia: the dining room was first used on Yours, Mine and Ours in 1968. The year before the Brady Bunch.

You are absolutely amazing and a joy!!!!

Just got recommended this, love it❤️

I want to live in that house more now than I did when I was a kid.

LOVE IT!!! Takes me back to my childhood in the 70s when my brother and I would watch this show every Friday night!

Thank you so much, finally we have answers thanks to you... 💐💐💐💐💐💐

This is so random...I went to school with Dylan Eastman middle school thru college (VA Tech). Didn't know he was working on this project, this is really cool. Random facts: he played tuba and his dad is a meteorologist. 😄

Thank you, what a trip to memory lane, love it, great thoughts come to mind, I appreciate all you do, your segments are awesome, can't wait for the next show, love you....until next time! Be safe, be true, don't change, you are lovely...👌👏🙏👍🌟😇🥰🤗🙏🙏🙏

So much fun!

That was awesome and fun! Loved it!

Wow! Great episode! Awesome CG! Glad I ran into it. Thank you.

This was great!

I absolutely love this house 🏡 Thank you for sharing!

If I could build a house it would look just like the inside of the Brady Bunch house . I loved that house !! I love this video !!

Very nice work! I imagine it takes a great deal of time and effort. Thanks for sharing!!

Ok, finally explained. While growing up, watching the Brady bunch, I have always tried to mentally picture the layout of the house, and getting perplexed as to how the rooms were around the house was laid out and connected. Now, I know that , it was impossible with the design of the outside of the house to match the inside of the house. The house would of been longer front to back , and skinnier left to right, which would of been the opposite of a house being long left to right. I believe in my childhood, thar after watching for years realized the discrepancies and that it looked like things did not match up. Great video, thank you, and have a good day. All questions about the geometry of the interior to the exterior answered, which is an empty set, no answer would of been correct.

Really great video!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Great research, your hard work & effort shows

4:53 is when Bobby goes psycho!

I LOVED this! GREAT work!

This was so awesome!!!! Incredible amount of work. Thank you so much!

WHOA!!!!! Ok....as I watched this I felt kinda weird. I did! But in a good way. If that makes sense. As the camera went through the house i literally FELT the way I did when I use to watch the show!! Thank you for doing this!!

This was awesome! I loved the show and I love the house!

Thank you for this home tour!

Really great video, love the hard work and attention to details. God Bless.

Great job on this! I knew from the time I saw this show, at least by the time I was in college by the 1980s, that the indoor sets didn't match the outdoor appearance of the house. Sets for tv shows rarely match houses where they're set. BEWITCHED came pretty close, but even it had some inconsistencies between house & set. I never thought of there being a wall where the Brady tv set was in the living room, but there had to be a wall somewhere. In "The Slumber Caper", which you mentioned during this video, Greg, Peter & Bobby, dressed as ghosts to scare the girls at their slumber party, walk through the kitchen and then enter the living room from behind the stairs, so there's definitely a hallway back there connecting to the kitchen. Now when I see that couch in Mike's den, I remember it as the place where Jan was sitting when she delivered probably her most famous line in the entire series: "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!" in the episode "Her Sister's Shadow". When you were asking about the order in which the Brady kids sat at the dining room table, I figured it was sort of a trick question, since they never seemed to sit in the same place episode to episode. I also never thought of a wall being behind the table, since that's where the sliding glass door to the backyard would be, but there was that hutch/china cabinet at times.

I love this!

Hi Marina! Your videos are beautifully done! Answering questions that I personally have wondered about that actual house & even more the Paramount set! You have answered questions before I was about to ASK them! [:-)] Very very (very) cool & detailed over-views & all. Thanks so much for uploading these videos. [:-)]

Just found your channel. LOVE these videos! Love decorating/home design and love reminiscing about classic shows! Thank you for this refreshing content.

Married with children would be amazing always one of my favs..

Sam the butcher, a family show with a character that sounds like a mob Hitman

It's wonderful to see the homes of my favorite characters. I've always wanted to see what the houses and apartments looked like. You do beautiful work! I would love to see Star Trek's "Enterprise", I think that would be interesting. Thanks!

This was thoroughly enjoyable to watch!... both the home, and you're wit narrating it! Thank you for posting this video.

The hallway behind the stairs also led to Alices bedroom and laundry room. You can see this from the episode where the Brady’s are going to sell the house and the kids dress up as ghosts. They use the hallway and pass Alice’s bedroom. I think most people realized that the inside of the house did not match the outside.

WOW!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! you have REALLY done your homework here, and it shows with STUNNING RESULTS!!!! THANKS AGAIN SO MUCH!!!!! I can only imagine how many hours of hard work it took you to complete such a project, I can also tell you've put a lot of love, because again...the results are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! A humble suggestion...would you consider making such a project but exploring the house of "THE GOLDEN GIRLS" I just love Blanche's room with all the leaves decour!

These tours are SO fun! Love them!

Excellent video. I always thought the hallway behind the stairs led to Alice's room and bathroom. After a long day of taking care of the household, she would want a private room & bath away from the busy parts of the home. Thank you for sharing your talent.

Love your analysis. I lived in a home like this back in the 80s. My hardworking dad was an engineer and was making a million dollars a month. The term "hardworking" was an understatement.

I always assumed that hallway under the stairs led back to Alice's living quarters and/or a laundry room. I do remember seeing Alice come out of there once or twice.

Fantastic!

This is so well done!! Enjoyed it very much.

Late series Marcia was a super fox!!!

Fantastic work, Marina! Thank you!

thank you for sharing your talent your gift of putting together a home beloved by millions all over the world the attention to detail is impressive you have the ability to captivate an audience and bring us back n time to a peaceful place in our childhoods

I really Enjoyed the Brandy Bunch House Tour! Thank you Very much!!! I Watched it All the Time!!

So much fun to see the interior from different angles. I loved that show when I was a kid and so glad what became of the real house! What Brady fan could ask for more?!

The floor plan for the bedrooms is not the way I envisioned it growing up. Seems like an odd shape for a house.

Came across your channel, loved it, became a new subscriber. Looking forward to seeing more videos .

I want to explore every nook and cranny of Wayne Manor and the Batcave.