'Golden Girls' house hits market for $3M
Los Angeles property doubled as exterior of fictional Miami home
Picture it: Miami, 1985.
Now the house used as the exterior of the home on TV’s “The Golden Girls” can be yours. The property hit the market Wednesday listed for $2.999 million.
The pastel, palm-surrounded Mid-Century Modern home is actually located in Los Angeles’ Brentwood neighborhood, though it doubled as the outside of the fictional Miami home on the popular 1980s and ‘90s sitcom – the interiors were shot in a studio.
This Los Angeles home which doubled as the exterior of the house on “The Golden Girls” is listed for just under $3 million. (Brandon Valente, Brandon V Photography)
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At 65 years old, the well-maintained home could almost be a character on the show itself. And while its real interiors never appeared on TV, it boasts a custom-built blend of Mid-Century, Japanese and Hawaiian design from 1955 inside.
The 2,901-square-foot home includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms, according to the listing with Rachelle Rosten of Douglas Elliman.
This Los Angeles home that doubled as the exterior of the house on “The Golden Girls” is listed for just under $3 million. (Brandon Valente, Brandon V Photography)
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Inside, the home features glass walls, clerestory windows and high-beamed ceilings, according to the listing. Sliding shoji screens and built-ins help differentiate areas.
This Los Angeles home that doubled as the exterior of the house on “The Golden Girls” is listed for just under $3 million. (Brandon Valente, Brandon V Photography)
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The kitchen still includes its original Formica and a turquoise, avocado and yellow-accent motif.
This Los Angeles home thatbdoubled as the exterior of the house on “The Golden Girls” is listed for just under $3 million. (Brandon Valente, Brandon V Photography)
The original oak hardwood floors have been covered by carpet for decades and are “pristine,” according to the listing. The home also features natural materials like stone and grasscloth.