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Property Brothers Renovate Iconic TV Homes

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  Published in House and Home on Friday, February 6th 2026 at 5:44 GMT by Fox 11 News
      Locales: California, UNITED STATES

Los Angeles, CA - February 6th, 2026 - Jonathan and Drew Scott, collectively known as the Property Brothers, are taking on their most ambitious project yet: the full-scale renovation of iconic homes from beloved television series. Beyond the previously announced work on the 'Full House' and 'New Girl' residences, the brothers have revealed plans to extend this unique initiative to include homes featured in 'The Brady Bunch,' 'Family Matters,' and even a surprising foray into the Victorian mansion from 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer.'

The initial announcement, focusing on the 'Full House' and 'New Girl' properties, sparked significant excitement among fans eager to see these fictional spaces reimagined for modern living. However, the expanded scope of the project reveals a larger mission: to explore the enduring appeal of television homes and demonstrate how classic design can be adapted for contemporary lifestyles. This isn't simply about cosmetic updates; it's about respectfully blending nostalgia with functionality.

"We realized quickly that the response to the first two announcements was overwhelming," explains Drew Scott in an exclusive interview. "Fans weren't just interested in seeing the homes renovated, they wanted to understand why these spaces hold such a strong emotional connection. It became clear that this was about more than just design - it's about preserving a piece of collective memory."

The 'Full House' house, located in San Francisco, presents a unique challenge. While the exterior is instantly recognizable, the interior was largely a soundstage creation. The Property Brothers team is working with historical photographs and set designs to faithfully recreate the interior layout while incorporating 21st-century amenities. Plans include a state-of-the-art kitchen, updated bathrooms, and a family room designed to accommodate modern entertainment systems, all while maintaining the home's warm, inviting atmosphere.

The 'New Girl' loft in Los Angeles offers a different set of challenges. The loft's distinctive architectural features - exposed brick, high ceilings, and quirky design elements - are already well-suited to contemporary aesthetics. The Property Brothers' focus here is on maximizing the space's functionality and adding smart home technology without sacrificing its artistic vibe. They're collaborating with local artists to create custom pieces that reflect the loft's original character.

The addition of 'The Brady Bunch' house to the project roster is particularly ambitious. While the exterior of the iconic split-level ranch remains largely intact, the interior has undergone several changes over the years. The Property Brothers are committed to restoring the house to its 1970s glory while addressing structural issues and updating the home's energy efficiency. They've even consulted with original cast members to ensure historical accuracy.

'Family Matters' presented a different problem: the original house used for exterior shots was demolished years ago. The team is constructing a meticulous replica based on blueprints and photographs, striving for an exact match that will satisfy fans. The interior will be a thoughtful homage to the show's themes of family and community, with a focus on creating a welcoming and inclusive space.

The 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' mansion, while fictional within the show's universe, demands an equally creative approach. Located in Southern California, the property presents a gothic aesthetic ripe for modernization. The brothers plan to blend the spooky atmosphere with contemporary comforts, incorporating smart security systems and energy-efficient upgrades while retaining the building's historical charm.

All renovations are being meticulously documented through a multi-platform digital experience. Fans can follow the progress on social media, access exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and participate in virtual tours. A dedicated website features detailed floor plans, design renderings, and interviews with the Property Brothers and television show alumni. A planned docuseries, tentatively titled "From Set to Street," will air on streaming services in late 2026, offering an in-depth look at the entire renovation process. This initiative isn't just about breathing new life into television landmarks; it's about demonstrating the power of design to connect us to our shared cultural heritage.