You can buy Toby’s house from ‘The Office’ for just under $1.5M

But know that it’s a looong commute to Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch.

Georgie Mihaila
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Photo credit: Noel Kleinman / The Agency

If you miss NBC’s hit sitcom, The Office, and the hilarious misadventures of the show’s quirky characters, know that a piece of the screen version of Scranton, PA is now up for grabs.

A charming single-story home featured on the show — as Toby Flenderson’s house — is on the market for $1,465,000.

However, like most of the show’s filming locations, Toby’s house is a far, far drive from the Scranton branch. Its real-life counterpart is set in Sherman Oaks, a neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles, CA.

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A $1.5M piece of fictional Scranton

toby's house from the office
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The house makes its screen debut in episode 21 of the 7th season, Michael’s Last Dundees, when Michael Scott (played by Steve Carell) and Deangelo Vickers (Will Ferell) go house to house delivering office employees their Dundee nomination certificates.

But since Toby (Paul Lieberstein) is Michael’s least favorite person, instead of delivering the award, Michael yells out “Hey Toby, you suck!” and eggs his house.

And if you got distracted by Michael’s shenanigans and didn’t get a good look, here’s your chance to get the full scoop on Toby Flenderson’s house.

The 3-bedroom house is located in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles

inside a los angeles house featured on the tv show the office
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The charming single-family home sits on a sought-after, tree-lined street in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles.

Built in 1941, the house has 1,505 square feet of living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a bright, open floorplan layout.

It has charming, welcoming interiors with custom finishes

inside a los angeles house featured on the tv show the office
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Beautifully appointed with modern finishes, contemporary light fixtures, and an overall inviting aesthetics, we have a hard time picturing drab Toby living in this stylish space.

An open floorplan with a stylish, revamped kitchen

renovated kitchen with dark cabinets
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The open floorplan leads to an upgraded kitchen that has been fitted with high-end stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry.

Inviting outdoor spaces with ample space to add a pool

Photo credit: Noel Kleinman / The Agency

Outside, you’re unlikely to find any traces of the egging the house got from Michael Scott. You will, however, find a lovely backyard with a beautiful pergola and tons of space for entertaining guests (or for adding a pool).

There’s also a generously sized garage that can fit a separate home office, studio, or personal gym.

Now on the market for $1,465,000

beautiful large backyard with a pergola lit by string lights
Photo credit: Noel Kleinman / The Agency

The property is listed with Farah Levi of The Agency Beverly Hills, the same broker that repped it the last time it was on the market, in 2021. That time, the sitcom-featured house ended up spurring a bidding war — selling for $1,301,000 despite listing for only $1,098,000.

Looking forward to seeing what it sells for this time around!

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With a decade-long career as a digital content creator, Georgie started out as a real estate journalist for Multi-Housing News & CPExecutive. She later transitioned into digital marketing, working with leading real estate websites like PropertyShark, RENTCafé and Point2Homes. After a brief but impactful stint in the start-up world, where she led the marketing divisions of fintech company NestReady and media publisher Goalcast, Georgie returned to her first passion, real estate, and founded FancyPantsHomes.com