If it was a real house, or you could design an exact replica, which house would you like to live in? Mine would definitely be the Bewitched house. I just love the 1960's architecture and decor!

I like the Cleaver's second house on Leave it to Beaver. That's where I'd like to live.

9764 Jeopardy Lane or 15 Robin Hood Lane

9764 Jeopardy Lane or 15 Robin Hood Lane
I'm shocked you didn't pick the Bunker residence at 704 Hauser Street!!

The Manse on Will and Grace or also where Fran and Maxwell llived on the Nanny

Not a sitcom, but I would pick the Little House On the Prairie house with Charles, Caroline and the girls.

itwould be the wonder year boymeet world fstep by step family matter my two dads, famiy ties and homeinmrovment not realy a house i wouldn't mind living in lucy appaperment. i like brady bunch and fresh pricneofbel air house i like sanfrodadnson perffct sragner and full house,whoss the boss? andalf hosuees

Hayden's cabin on 'Coach'.

The House on Silver Spoons with the Train or The house on Webster with the secret doors.

The Three's Company apartment.

The Clampett's mansion on The Beverly Hillbillies. Who wouldn't want to live in a mansion? :cool:

Frasier's apartment (Frasier)
Niles' apartment (Frasier)
The Nelson house (The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet)
The Monkees' Pad (The Monkees)
Monica's apartment (Friends)

I loved the houses on Reba, 7th Heaven or 8 Simple Rules. I loved the architecture of both houses. As far as apartments go, I'd love to live in the apartments from Chuck, How I Met Your Mother, or Friends. I'd say The Big Bang Theory, but that walk up would kill me, haha!

Any home featured on Love, American Style, complete with the big brass bed and all the 1970s trimmings (i.e. quadraphonic systems, shag carpet, etc).

If I were to choose what sitcom houses I would live in, I would choose these:

Blanche's house on The Golden Girls, I loved the fact that they had a lanai, the open back porch. That would be awesome!

Frasier's apartment on Frasier. The apartment itself was pretty neat and the view was breathtaking.

Niles' apartment on Frasier. It was huge for an apartment. It had a library and a gift wrapping room. I just loved the way it looked.

The Full House house.

The Home Improvement house.

The apartment on Three's Company.

The Banks' mansion on Fresh Prince.

The house on 7th Heaven.

The Cunningham's house on Happy Days.

Laverne and Shirley's apartment before they moved to California.

Reba's house on Reba.

The Stephens house on Bewitched

As far as houses, I would agree that Hayden's cabin on Coach would be best.

For apartments, I'll go with Mary Richards' first apartment on Mary Tyler Moore

Guess I have a thing for Minnesota!!

My pick for a sitcom house would be the one from the Golden Girls. It looks pretty nice. I also like the South-fork house/mansion on Dallas. For an apartment you can't beat the one from Three's Company, especially since it's located near the beach.

Charlies House on Two and a Half Men (Malibu, California)
Fraisers Apartment on Fraiser (Seattle, Washington)
Jim's House on According to Jim (Chicago, Illinois Suburb)
Jeff and Audrey's Apartment on Rules of Engagements (New York City)
Steve Wilde's Manson on Running Wilde (New York or Los Angles?)

Probably The Addams' Family house.

I wouldn't mind laying on Uncle Fester's bed of nails or being on one of the torture racks.

The house on Bewitched or Wayne manner on '60's Batman.

Probably The Addams' Family house.

I wouldn't mind laying on Uncle Fester's bed of nails or being on one of the torture racks.:eek:

Charlie Harper's (or whoever it is now) Malibu Beach House on Two and a Half Men

I loved the houses on Reba, 7th Heaven or 8 Simple Rules. I loved the architecture of both houses. As far as apartments go, I'd love to live in the apartments from Chuck, How I Met Your Mother, or Friends. I'd say The Big Bang Theory, but that walk up would kill me, haha! YES!! Definitely 7th Heaven.:) The house and the people;)

The Brady's house and install a real rocking toilet! Ha!

I know Roseanne's house wasn't much but it always seemed pretty homey.

Frans home on the nanny, with her still living there of course. lol

1. The "Bewitched" house. Would be very entertaining with all that witchcraft. And seeing Sam's relatives.

2. The Munsters house. Great for a Halloween fan like me.

3. The Clampett mansion.

4. Apartment #201 (Three's Company). With Janet and Chrissy... wow! :happyface Would be fun to talk to Jack, too.

5. The Bunker house (All in the Family).

6. The Cunningham's house. Would be able to see the Fonz at times.

7. Laverne and Shirley's apartment. Young and single women! :happyface

And one non-sitcoms:

1. Aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise (original series) with Cap't Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, etc.

My top 10:

1. The Keaton's house on "Family Ties"--- I really loved the Living room set and the kitchen on that show.

2. The Buchman's apartment on "Mad About You"----- It wasn't so big that it seemed fake and it was beautifully decorated.

3. Monica's Apartment on "Friends"---- It's Purple! need I say more?

4. The Golden Girls house---- I love their patio, or as they call it a lanai.

5. The Tanner's house on "Full house"--- I've always loved San Fransisco architecture and this house was beautiful.

6. Henry's apartment on "Punky Brewster"--- As a child I wanted Punky's bedroom, with it's bright colors and it's flower cart bed!

7. The Seaver's house on "Growing Pains"---- I especially loved their patio that was off the kitchen. SO CUTE!

8. The Lambert House on "Step By Step"--- I LOVED their kitchen... so cute.

9. Caroline's Loft on "Caroline in the city"--- Always wanted my own NYC loft.

10. Will's apartment on "Will & Grace".

Now for a few non-sitcom one's:

Llanfair or La Bouble on "One Life To Live"--- I always love the mansions on soap operas, and w/out a doubt these two are some of the greatest---- Dorian's french-style mansion that she named "La Boule" is one of the most epic and grandest there was. In particular the grand staircase that was part of so many historical scenes in the series history. And Lalanfair was simply gorgeous.

Alicia's apartment on "The Good Wife"---expensive and beautifully decorated.

Kelly and Donna's beach apartment on "Beverly Hills, 90210"

and lastly, any of the apartments on "Melrose Place".

That's easy... either Frasier's condo at the Elliot Bay Towers or Niles apartment at the Montana

For me:

Llanfair (Viki Lord's home) on One Life to Live. Nice, big mansion.
Blake Carrington's mansion on Dynasty
Valene and Gary Ewing's house on the Knots Landing cul de sac
The Williams/Avery house on the Knots Landing cul de sac
The Stratton Mansion on Silver Spoons. That indoor train totally rocked.
The Huxtable house on The Cosby show
The Jenkins House on 227
The Winslow House on Family Matters
Deacon Frye's House on Amen
One of the apartments on Melrose Place
The Papadopolus apartment and House on Webster. I loved them both
The Drummond penthouse on Different Strokes
The Kanisky house on Gimmie a break

Green Acres is the place to be... :lol:

I suppose when the rain was really coming down I could take a room at the Shady Rest, it looked really comfortable there.

For me, it would be a three-way tie:

1. The Bewitched house
2. Mary's first apartment on The Mary Tyler Moore Show
3. Hayden Fox's cabin on Coach

Dr. Frasier Crane's Seattle condo apartment. :)

Sitcom house-

The Addams Family house
Leave It To Beaver house(either one)
Coach's cabin

Non sitcom-

Jonathan Creek's windmill

Dr. Frasier Crane's Seattle condo apartment. :)

Oooh, great choice, I wouldn't mind living there myself. :cool:

#1 Old Decatur Rd. or 1542 Ray Lane

Both are the address for the Harper House on Mama's Family(Old Decatur Rd. was the street name when the town of Raytown was founded, but it was later changed).

I love that house! It is a regular showplace! :)

Another house I wouldn't mind living in would be the Lawrence house in Pasadena, CA (Family):

By the way, did you know that if the New York apartment building Lucy and Ricky Ricardo and Ethel and Fred Mertz lived in - 623 East 68th Street - actually existed, it would be in the middle of the East River? :lol:

The Bradford house on Eight is Enough was also really cool:

The Bradford house on Eight is Enough was also really cool:

But it's in Sacremento! Myrna Loy would have said, "If you're bored in Sacremento, it's not your fault!" :lol:

But it's in Sacremento! Myrna Loy would have said, "If you're bored in Sacremento, it's not your fault!" :lol:

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Hey, would anyone like to live in The Swamp? :lol:

"Dear Doctors, you sure have the life. I am jealous. You get to camp out every night, you get to eat real Army food . . .." child's letter to the 4077th

By the way, did you know that if the New York apartment building Lucy and Ricky Ricardo and Ethel and Fred Mertz lived in - 623 East 68th Street - actually existed, it would be in the middle of the East River? :lol:

I guess they figured no one would notice. :eek: :crazy: :lol: