The iconic San Francisco Victorian that serves as the Tanner family home in the beloved series Full House and its recent reboot, Fuller House [1], can now be yours. The real-life house, whose exterior is seen in the opening credits of the shows, sold this Summer for $4 million [2] (which is right around where we estimated its worth at earlier this year [3]), and just a month later the new owners have relisted it as a rental property. The price tag? A whopping $14,000 a month [4]!

The home was built in 1883, making it among the oldest in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood where it resides, and is a stunning example of Italianate-style Victorian architecture. It boasts three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and almost 3,000 square feet of sophisticated living space. In addition, there's an office, an eat-in kitchen, and oodles of beautiful period details, including three marble fireplaces, soaring ceilings, and stunning molding throughout.

Interior designer Courtnay Daniels Haden previously owned the home [5], so as you can imagine, the interiors, which juxtapose modern decor with the home's traditional bones, are nothing short of breathtaking. Then there's the luxurious outdoor space, which includes a patio perfect for outdoor dining and a classically designed garden that looks straight out of a European manor.

In addition to deep pockets (the security deposit alone is $27,900), the renters will also need to have a high tolerance for spectators. The house has long been a tourist destination, and on any given day throngs of Full House fans can be seen snapping pictures in front.