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The 3,278 sq. ft. home that was featured on "Full House" and spinoff "Fuller House" has sold for $5.3 million.
The sale comes more than a year-and-a-half after the show creator Jeff Franklin put it on the market.
While the show was filmed in a Hollywood Studio, the exterior of the SF home was featured heavily in the sitcom and in the intro, and thus, became a go-to tourist destination for fans.
Everyone knows you're not a true "Full House" fan if you don't have a photo on those iconic steps!
Even years after the series finale, the 5-bedroom and 3.5-bath house at 1709 Broderick St. continues to be a tourist magnet in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood.
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Franklin purchased for $4 million back in 2016 and aimed to remodel it to be a replica of how it looked on the show.
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One of the perks of owning the home? Cement tiles in the backyard that feature hand prints and signatures from the show's cast.
Cue the “Full House” theme song!
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