The location of the Huxtable family home on the ever-popular Cosby Show has been one of great debate throughout the years. Where was it really located? How much would this famed TV home cost today? Suitey investigates to bring you the truth.
The Cosby Show
(1984 – 1992)
The goings-on in the life of a successful New York City based American family.
Awards: 52 wins and 51 nominations
Stigwood Avenue, the location of the home on the show, does not exist in NYC. Not in Queens. Not in Brooklyn. Not in Manhattan. For this reason, people have debated for decades about where the show was filmed and where the show takes place. The award-winning show was set in Brooklyn Heights but it paid homage to Manhattan by using the facade of 10 St. Lukes Place as the show home’s exterior, and also to Queens by filming interior apartment scenes atKauffman Astoria Studios. -unanimous sigh of relief-
Check out the Cosby’s fictitious home floorplan:
We are looking at a four bedroom, two bathroom townhouse-style home. The Cosby house also features an eat-in kitchen and dining room. We imagine that the home would be between 3,000 and 3,600 square feet.
Here is where the Huxtables would be living today:
Occupying a full floor of Brooklyn’s iconic Montauk Club, this one-of-a-kind apartment, built from the Club’s original ballroom, boasts one of the finest renovations in the borough, combining the best of contemporary loft living with rare historic detail and refinement. At 4,200+ sq ft this 5 bedroom home has open, bright spaces that retain a sense of privacy and intimacy.
Price: $5,250,000
Square Footage: 4200
