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" When in San Francisco there are a few tourist-y\u00A0stops one must make: The Golden Gate Bridge, the row of\u00A0Painted Ladies, and, of course, the Victorian home from\u00A0Full House. But fans of the iconic show from the late &amp;#039;80s and\u00A0&amp;#039;90s\u00A0might have a hard time spotting the 1892 Girard Street property, because (as Hooked on Houses pointed out)\u00A0now it\u00A0looks very,\u00A0very\u00A0different. What once was a tan and cream exterior with a bright red door is now a dark\u00A0plum purple. Check it out:\u00A0  Perhaps the homeowners were trying to give the home a fresh new look before Netflix&amp;#039;s\u00A0Fuller House\u00A0reboot (which they&amp;#039;re\u00A0filming now!)\u00A0or it&amp;#039;s possible\u00A0they\u00A0might have been\u00A0tired of fans parading past their house looking for Uncle Jesse.\u00A0Either way, it&amp;#039;s a\u00A0super bold hue. We&amp;#039;ll have to wait to find out if the writers include\u00A0the makeover in the script for\u00A0Fuller House\u00A0(perhaps Danny got bored once the Tanner kids moved out and went into full-on renovation mode?). But for now, let&amp;#039;s just reminisce over the\u00A0plaid living room furniture, the wood paneling in the kitchen,\u00A0and the\u00A0girls&amp;#039; fabulous bedroom, shall we? Take a look:     [via Hooked on Houses] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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