The San Francisco property, which provided the front door façade of the Tanners’ family house for the beloved TV show, is seeking $6.5 million, SFGate reports.

The Swann Group listed the house on the website Thursday. It was previously listed and sold in 2016 for $4 million, making the current $6.5 million listing a 62.5% price increase.

The property, located in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights neighborhood, last sold in November 2020, when “Full House” creator Jeff Franklin offloaded it for $5.35 million.

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The 3,737-square-foot property is located in Lower Pacific Heights, an affluent San Francisco neighborhood near the Golden Gate Bridge. The house was built by architect Charles Lewis Hinkel in 1883.