In a story so good it could be scripted, The Hollywood Reporter reveals that “Full House” creator Jeff Franklin has purchased the San Francisco home made famous by the original series. The media widely publicized the listing of the home of the fictional Tanner family in May when it hit the market for $4.15 million. […]The post “Full House” Creator Purchases San Francisco Home Used On The Show appeared first on Pursuitist.

In a story so good it could be scripted, The Hollywood Reporter reveals that “Full House” creator Jeff Franklin has purchased the San Francisco home made famous by the original series.The media widely publicized the listing of the home of the fictional Tanner family in May when it hit the market for $4.15 million. The house located at 1709 Broderick St. in the lower Pacific Heights neighborhood has been a local landmark since the show debuted.Franklin paid $4 million for the home in a deal that closed in early August. The home was built in 1883 by Charles Lewis Hinkel and has a beautiful Italianate Victorian architecture façade.Franklin’s love of the home goes back nearly 30 years when he handpicked the home to be used in the now iconic stock shots in the show’s opener.Inside, the nearly 2,500 sq. ft. four-bedroom home has a sophisticated decor that is worlds away from the folksy charm of the interior shown on the television show. The home features well-stuffed bookshelves, beautiful vintage marble fire...