The Southern California dwelling closely associated with the popular 1970s TV series The Brady Bunch appeared for sale on the open market recently. The midcentury suburban single-family home, which is situated on a .29-acre lot in Studio City, famously represented the exterior of the Brady residence on the popular show. It is presently tagged at $5.5 million, furnishings included.

The house has been designed in keeping with the interior sets used for the program, right down to the tangerine-colored Formica in the kitchen and the walnut paneling in the den. The staircase is there, of course; the layout of the main living area was one of the more common sights in the hour-timeslot show, with the double-stringer design appearing in many shots. Accent materials include red brick and stone, and in the double-height living room is a signature hardwood and colored glass panel.

The home contains five bedrooms and five baths across its two levels of interior living area. Sliding glass doors open the home to its setting, including a backyard with citrus trees.