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A technicolor fever dream of the house from “The Brady Bunch” is looking for a new owner.
In the California desert resort city of Palm Springs, this stunning midcentury-modern home has barely been redecorated in 54 years.
Located at 2055 S Joshua Tree Place, the rainbow-themed three-bedroom, three-bathroom property was built in 1969 and visually remains there today.
The residence has been well-rewarded for remaining forever trapped in the year of its birth, refusing to change with the years: According to its listing, the compound “has been published many times over by large fashion brands, jewelry companies, major celebrity musical acts, lifestyle, film and television projects.”
Indeed, the custom-built original decor that adorns the interior is quite the photoshoot-ready sight to behold.
There’s the pink bedroom with a wall-to-wall plush headboard and endless fuschia carpeting — even surrounding a geometrical, khaki-tone tub — as well as curtains, bedding and furniture to match.
Where there aren’t windows or floral wallpaper, there are mirrors.
The living room is a year-round celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, with lime green almost everything, excepting the gilded table and wall mirror.
The orange-accented kitchen has a rare tile floor — while there’s a blue-tone guest bedroom and a golden entry gate.
The house is built to wrap around the yard, which has both an in-ground pool and a hot tub at its photogenic center.
“To re-create that stuff today would be pretty expensive,” Berkshire Hathaway listing agent Lucio Bernal told Today of its extravagant time-capsule furnishings when it listed in 2016, for $850,000.
Today, it is listed with Berkshire Hathaway’s Klint Watkins and seeks a much higher $2.29 million.
In 2016, the estate had but two owners, and the second couple only professed to retouching the kitchen.
Since then the home has undergone a number of updates, including extensive garage and kitchen renovations, but it still looks like it never entered the 1970s.