This Totally Groovy House That Hasn’t Been Touched Since The 1970s Is For Sale!

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! If this story doesn’t make you start watching “The Brady Bunch” on ME-TV every Sunday, we’re not sure what will. There’s a house for sale in Framingham, Massachusetts, that looks like a time capsule from the 1970s. That bathroom above looks like it’s straight out of Studio 54.

So, here’s the view from the top—it’s a pretty big place. Lots of nice trees in this shot from Google Earth.

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Nice pool, too. For when Greg’s high school buddies come over and promise they’ll only drink Alice’s lemonade.

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Two-car garage, and a place for hoops (of course).

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But, what about the interior? Blue and yellow love seats (you need two of them). The current owners have been grooving in their far-out pad for over 20 years.

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More yellow here on this long sideboard. According to BuzzFeed, the original owner designed/built the home in the early 1970s, and never changed a thing. Wait, where’s my Pet Rock? Oh, next to the lava lamp.

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Ah, the kitchen—where Carol and Alice work their magic. Green and yellow is everywhere. What, you were expecting wood paneling? Stay tuned.

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BTW, the realtor says the current owners would be willing to sell or leave some of the current furnishings if the new occupants want to keep that retro vibe.

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Upstairs is what looks to be the master bedroom. Blue/yellow artwork on the wall to match the bedspread.

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Another bedroom, and we are talkin’ some serious zig-zag here. It’s the 1970s. It has to be this way.

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Some blue tile on the bathroom wall. Jan, are you DONE in there??

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We saved the best for last—the rec room. Orange shag carpet, matching orange crushed velvet recliner, wood paneling with a TV set in the wall, fireplace—this groovy hangout has it all (except there’s no eight-track that we can see). But there is a Hi-Fi. Turn it up, the “Association” is on!

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Three words. ORANGE. BAR. STOOLS. And that lamp is pretty nifty, too.

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And finally, they decided to put a little orange bench here. Why? ‘Cause Mike Brady was an architect.

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And, if all this 1970s madness has you thinking of the ULTIMATE 1970s house, watch below for a little stroll down memory lane!

All house images via Century 21.

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