The Party of Five series was never a big success but was very important to the growth of the fledgling FOX network. It started out at #125 in the ratings and, over the course of four seasons, made it to #57. The ratings then started to tumble after and it was cancelled after six years on the air, in 2000.
The family’s San Francisco house was featured at the start of every episode and remains very identifiable to fans of the series. The home was sold in October 1999 for $5.4 million. It was recently sold again for $6.55 million. A different interior was used for the show but the real house sports tall ceilings with chandeliers, a large kitchen, a media/family room with cathedral ceilings, two decks and an elevator that will take you from the garage to the first level.
Ever wonder what was around the Salinger House? Now’s your chance to see it, from the comfort of your own home.
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