The house made famous by “Full House” is for sale. While the show was filmed on an actual set, fans will recognize the iconic San Francisco homefront from the show’s opening credits. The house is currently owned by Jeff Franklin, creative and executive director of “Full House” and “Fuller House,” according to HouseBeautiful.com. Franklin bought the property in 2016 and restored it to its original “Full House” facade after the previous owners had renovated it to make it less of a tourist attraction. The 3,728-square-foot home features four bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths, and has been updated with all sorts of modern amenities, including the large, open kitchen in a stunning blue color. The price is only available upon request and is listed by Rachel Swann, of The Agency, and Cindy Ambuehl, of Compass.