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    'Brady Bunch' house in LA's Studio City sells for $3.2 million, more than $2 million below May list price

    LOS ANGELES — The "Brady Bunch" house, renovated by HGTV, has sold for more than $2 million below its original asking price. After spending the summer on the market, the Studio City property just closed escrow. Historic home enthusiast Tina Trahan, whose husband, Chris Albrecht, was once chief executive of HBO, scooped up the sitcom gem for $3.2 million. In May, after purchasing the home for ...
    by Emily St. Martin, Los Angeles Times Sep 11, 2023 2 minutes
    The Studio City house that was used as an exterior on“ The Brady Bunch” was overhauled in recent years to make its interior and backyard match the sets from the TV show.

    LOS ANGELES — The "Brady Bunch" house, renovated by HGTV, has sold for more than $2 million below its original asking price.

    After spending the summer on the market, the Studio City property just closed escrow. Historic home enthusiast Tina Trahan, whose husband, Chris Albrecht, was once chief executive of HBO, scooped up the sitcom gem

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