The iconic house that served as the exterior for the "Brady Bunch" television series is now open for fans to visit. Located in Studio City, California, the home has been transformed to include recreated scenes from the popular sitcom, offering an immersive experience for enthusiasts.

ABC News's Trevor Ault provided a tour of the residence, showcasing the efforts made to replicate the show's famous interiors. The opening marks a significant moment for fans of the long-running series, allowing them to step inside the world of the Brady family.

The "Brady Bunch" house has long been a landmark for fans of the show since its debut in 1969. While the exterior of the house was used for filming, the interiors were shot on a soundstage. This new initiative bridges that gap, bringing the on-screen living spaces to life for visitors.