Why the appliances in the ‘Brady Bunch’ house aren’t functioning, as told by the new owner

Art collector Tina Trahan has made a unique investment by purchasing a $3.2 million replica of “The Brady Bunch” home. In an interview with People, Trahan expressed her love for the property and her intention to keep it indefinitely, despite the fact that none of the appliances work. She emphasized that her decision to buy the house was not driven by financial gain, but by her passion for art. This Los Angeles property, famous for its exterior shots on the beloved sitcom, was initially bought by HGTV for $3.5 million in 2018. HGTV then spent nearly $2 million renovating the interior to replicate the iconic TV abode for their 2019 series, “A Very Brady Renovation.” Trahan was able to secure the property for a lower price of $3.2 million. She has no plans to make any changes to the house, as she believes it holds great value for those who care about the show and the efforts put into recreating it by HGTV. Trahan has a deep emotional connection to “The Brady Bunch” home, as it reminds her of growing up with the show. She jokingly mentioned that none of the appliances in the kitchen work, but she has no intentions of remedying this situation. Instead, she plans to use the house for charity events, believing it can bring joy to many people, just like the show did. For those who want to relive the nostalgia, the series “A Very Brady Renovation” can be streamed on Discovery+.