15. Full House
Worth over $4 million
Built towards the end of the 19th century, this San Franciso home was home to the Tanners in Full House.
Its former owners decided to paint it purple in a bid to put off fans who wanted to visit the home.
However, they sold the house in 2016 for about $4 million, meaning that it’s now worth more.
The person who bought the house, though, was Jeff Franklin, the former creator and executive producer of the show.
It has now been restored to look like it did in the show.
It has four bathrooms and four bedrooms.