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Here Are Top TV Homes Americans Want To Live In: What's Your Favorite?

Would you trade your home for an iconic TV house? Nearly half of Americans say yes.

The Soprano house in North Caldwell, located in Essex County, New Jersey, ranks eighth.

The Soprano house in North Caldwell, located in Essex County, New Jersey, ranks eighth.

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Joe Lombardi
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For many, the homes seen on television aren’t just backdrops — they’re dream destinations. 

A new survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that 48 percent would swap their current residence to live in their favorite TV home, with iconic properties from Full House, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and The Golden Girls topping the list.

The survey was conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Travelbinger.com.

Leading the pack is the Tanner family’s Victorian home from Full House. The San Francisco property — featuring four bedrooms and three bathrooms — was listed for sale in 2024 with a price tag of $6.5 million.

Coming in second is the Banks’ mansion from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, a sprawling Los Angeles estate that remains a symbol of 1990s luxury. 

Rounding out the top three is Blanche Devereaux’s Miami home from The Golden Girls, proving that some TV homes never fade from memory.

While 48 percent of respondents are eager to relocate for a prime-time dream home, 41 percent say they’d prefer to stay put. 

The desire to swap homes decreases with age—64 percent of Gen Z and 59 percent of millennials are open to the idea, but that number drops to 52 percent for Gen X and just 37 percent for baby boomers.

Other iconic TV homes making the top 20 include Monica’s apartment from Friends, the Bridgerton mansion, and Tony Soprano’s New Jersey estate. Some fans even dream of taking up residence in the White House from Veep or Logan Roy’s luxury penthouse from Succession.

Top 20 TV Homes Americans Want To Live In:

  1. Full House – The Tanner family’s Victorian home (San Francisco, CA) – 13 percent
  2. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air – The Banks’ mansion (Bel-Air, CA) – 12 percent
  3. The Golden Girls – Blanche’s Miami home (Miami, FL) – 11 percent
  4. Friends – Monica’s purple apartment (New York, NY) – 9 percent
  5. Bridgerton – The Bridgerton mansion (London, UK) – 9 percent
  6. The Brady Bunch – The iconic mid-century home (Los Angeles, CA) – 9 percent
  7. Big Little Lies – Celeste’s beachfront mansion (Monterey, CA) – 8 percent
  8. The Sopranos – Tony Soprano’s New Jersey mansion (North Caldwell, NJ) – 8 percent
  9. Breaking Bad – Walter White’s house (Albuquerque, NM) – 7 percent
  10. The Simpsons – 742 Evergreen Terrace (Springfield) – 6 percent
  11. The Big Bang Theory – Sheldon and Leonard’s apartment (Los Angeles, CA) – 6 percent
  12. Veep – The White House (Washington, DC) – 6 percent
  13. Seinfeld – Jerry’s apartment (New York, NY) – 5 percent
  14. Sex and the City – Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment (New York, NY) – 5 percent
  15. Gilmore Girls – The Dragonfly Inn (Stars Hollow, CT) – 5 percent
  16. Stranger Things – The Byers’ cabin (Hawkins, IN) – 5 percent
  17. The Haunting of Hill House – Hill House (Massachusetts) – 4 percent
  18. Only Murders in the Building – The Arconia (New York, NY) – 4 percent
  19. Succession – Logan Roy’s penthouses (New York, NY) – 4 percent
  20. Wednesday – Nevermore Academy (Romania) – 3 percent

Would you make the move for one of these famous TV homes?

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