Michael Scott's Condo From ‘The Office' Lands on the Market -- Here's How Much It's Selling For
The "sanctuary" and "party pad" of Steve Carell's famously eccentric corporate employer, Michael's condo in The Office provides the backdrop to some of the NBC series' most famous episodes, including "Office Olympics," "Fun Run" and -- most memorably -- "The Dinner Party."
While Michael envisioned his idyllic condo as the main setting for starting a family, the property has officially entered the housing market, catching the interest of average home enthuasists and Office super fans alike.
Located on 7303 Bonnie Place in Reseda, California, the condo features three bedrooms, three bedrooms and a total of 1,458 square feet. A "very clean, well kept, turn-key home," it also has a two-car garage and a backyard patio.
Based inside a gated community, Zillow currently lists several "famous neighbors" inside the complex, including Johnny Depp and M. Night Shyamalan (a reference to Michael Scott falsely believing the two Hollywood celebrities were his new neighbors in The Office).
Right now, the property is listed at $710,000, with a "pending sale" as of July 1 following 70 days on the market. However, the realtor is still accepting alternative offers for anyone interested in the residence.
"It came to the market on April 18 [and] there were several offers previously," realtors Rummie and Susan Guevara confirmed to Newsweek. "It has found a buyer now and are in escrow."
As expected, numerous fans of The Office have expressed their interest in the listing, with the realtors even mentioning the condo's repeated appearance in the popular mockumentary sitcoms.
"A few guests specifically mentioned The Office. Others, I brought it up-and we made sure to highlight it in the MLS listing," Guevera remarked.
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