742 Evergreen Terrace ADDREZ - The Home of the Simpsons The Home of the Simpsons About Us We are “the Simpsons” and if you don’t know who we are you must have been living under a rock somewhere. We have a reality TV programme called “The Simpsons“. Our TV show started in 1989, is viewed worldwide, and we consistently get much better ratings than those upstarts, “The Kardashians“. We live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield (we moved in here in the early 1980s). We hope that you like our ADDREZ – it is designed to give you an insight into our lives and a bit of a glimpse into who we are. [Read More...] 742 Evergreen Terrace | Simpsons Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire 742 Evergreen Terrace is the address of the Simpson family home. In order for the Simpson family to purchase the home, Abraham Simpson sold his old house and wrote Homer a check for $15,000, allowing him to pay the down payment on the house.

In No Loan Again, Naturally it is revealed that the Simpsons are unable to afford their mortgage anymore, due to Homer constantly loaning money against the house, which causes Ned Flanders to buy the house for $101,000 and rent it to the Simpsons. The house to the left of the Simpsons house is the Flanders 's house, which is owned outright by Ned Flanders. The house on the right is possibly owned by Ted Flanders . It was formerly owned by Sideshow Bob (disguised as Walt Warren ), Ruth Powers , Laura Powers , Sylvia Winfield and Mr. Winfield , Terrence and Emily (Also home to Mr. Reader, Mrs. Reader and Baby Reader in The Simpsons Comic). Marge once said that Evergreen Terrace is "the street that smells like pee". Oddly, former presidents George Bush and Gerald Ford have previously moved to Springfield, although in a house across the street. The House has been destroyed, sunk and other problems have happened. Contents Profile Design The house is a pinkish orange two-story detached house with a garage, basement, attic and lots of mice.

On the ground floor, the front door leads straight into the foyer, with one arch in the wall to the left, leading to the sitting room, one to the right which leads into the dining room, a small cupboard and the stairs to the second floor. The sitting room and the dining room both have bay windows. At the back of the house is the living room and the kitchen, with stairs that lead to the basement (Marge discovered a secret sauna room hidden behind a heater). [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] The second story of the house has Homer and Marge's bedroom (with an en suite bathroom), Bart's bedroom, Lisa's bedroom, Maggie's bedroom, a bathroom and some 'empty' rooms, often shown in inconsistent places in several occasions. On the landing, there is a hatch which leads to the attic. The back garden of the house is surrounded by a wooden picket fence and a low box hedge, and features a patio and the treehouse. Occasionally there is a hammock shown tied to two trees near the fence that borders Ned Flanders's backyard.

Near that fence are the tombstones of The Simpsons's former cats: Snowball I , Snowball II , Snowball III , and Coltrane . [7] Rooms Attic Features and furniture The basement always includes a washing machine and a clothes dryer and a large Olmec statue of a head , which was a present from Mr. Burns after Bart donated blood to him. [8] However, the appearance of other features such as a furnace, ping-pong table, air hockey set and water softener vary from time to time. The basement is often used as a "secret lair", where Homer has brewed alcohol to beat prohibition and hidden his superhero operation as Pie Man , and where Marge hid during a spell of agoraphobia. Marge discovered a sauna in the basement, hidden behind a water heater. [9] At one time the basement held gym equipment. In one episode, Homer made his jerky business with Bart in the basement.

The house has two identical red sofas: One in the sitting room and one in front of the TV in the living room (that is sometimes seen with an indentation after Homer gets up) - the current sofa is a replacement of the old one which was destroyed (and had a fold-out bed the new one does not have). A tank full of fish is sometimes seen in the dining room. A simple painting of a boat hangs on the wall above the living room couch - Marge once says that she painted it for Homer, [10] but later it's suggested that she bought it, and it is titled "Scene from Moby Dick". [11] She keeps many copies in a nearby closet to replace the original if it gets damaged, which is rare. [12] Marge also has a whole drawer of her pearl necklaces (which Marge says are family heirlooms), shown when one is stolen by the Cat Burglar. [13] The house does not have an air conditioner although there is one on the Lego Simpsons House and on the side of the house in Brick Like Me . [14] Condition The Simpson's home being rebuilt.

The house itself is often shown as dilapidated; the walls are painted with enough lead paint to double as a bomb shelter, the roof leaks and the kitchen was so badly damaged that it needed to be rebuilt. [15] The interior of the walls are often shown to be filled with dangerous and unusual items such as asbestos, toxic waste, hidden treasure, recording devices, baby dinosaurs and dancing mice. Even the family cat, Snowball II, is seen in between the walls from time to time. It was also once stated that the walls were so fragile and so thin that various family members could overhear another conversation, and simply punching the wall is enough to put a hole through it. [16] Also, Homer notes once that the grass on their lawn is actually just green painted cement (although in other episodes it is clearly grass). Despite the poor conditions, the lived-in spaces are usually kept neat by homemaker Marge . It was described as a palace by Frank Grimes , and Moe Szyslak observed that it contained no silverfish.

The worst condition the house has been in was where it became horrifically slanted, which Bart uses as a sideshow, needing $8500 to repair, which Marge covers by getting a job. Once, Homer had to reshingle the roof on Sunday as part of his chores with Bart, but while trying to dare Bart to touch climb the TV antenna, and try to hang on while emulating an earthquake cumulating in trying to hammer Bart's grip on the gutters, only for the portion of the roof he was on to cave below him, collapsing and causing Homer to fall down. [17] The phone number is inconsistent, though always starting with 555. The area code was 636 before the town became too large and had to use two different area codes, changing the area code to 939. [18] When Springfield was trapped inside a dome during the Trappuccino crisis, an angry mob converged onto the house as a part of their effort to kill Homer , who was responsible for the town's ordeal.

The house is completely devoured and destroyed with all possessions lost after a sink hole in Maggie's sandpit expands when the police shot bullets into it (the Simpsons family escaped through the sinkhole). After the dome was destroyed, the townsfolk and the family rebuild the house in exactly the same manner as it was before, restoring the "status quo" and Russ Cargill the head of the EPA is been deposed by US authorities for trying to blow up the town, tricking the president and attempted to kill innocent people. [19] Address The house's address was inconsistent (particularly in the older seasons of the show), being 94 Evergreen Terrace, 1094 Evergreen Terrace, 555 Evergreen Terrace [20] , 723 Evergreen Terrace, and 430 Spalding Way. On the episode, " Homer's Triple Bypass ", 742 Evergreen Terrace is shown to be a completely different house where Snake hides from the police and Rev. Lovejoy lives next door, [21] but the most common address used is 742 Evergreen Terrace.

In “ Regarding Margie ”, Bart, Nelson and Milhouse paint the Flanders's house number as 738 and the Simpsons's house as '74' and since Homer refuses to pay, they don't paint the last number. By common sense it should be 740 Evergreen Terrace. Non Canon Appearances The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened/existed. Future 742 Evergreen Terrace in 2010 An episode set in 2010 shows a wooden add-on to the second floor, built (rather poorly) by Homer in what appears to be a poor and very cheap attempt to upgrade his house in a fashion similar to all the other homes in the neighborhood. It functions as a guest bedroom, but Homer warns Lisa and her fiancé that "If the building inspector asks, it's not a room. It's a window box". Treehouse of Horror In the Simpsons " Treehouse of Horror VI " episode, there is a portal behind the bookcase in the sitting room that leads to the Third Dimension. This is a reference to The Twilight Zone episode, "Little Girl Lost".

In Treehouse of Horror IV , the famous Dogs Playing Poker painting appears above the sofa. A similar house to the Simpson one also appears in the ending of Treehouse of Horror VIII , which Homer egged and broke the windows to get candy only for Lisa to point out that it was their house, making the rest of the trick-or-treaters laugh at the family. Behind the Laughter A real life Simpsons house was constructed at 712 Red Bark Lane in Henderson, Nevada, built in 1997 by Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation in a promotion sponsored by FOX and Pepsi. The house was painted and furnished with items to match the television show, including what appears to be a 1997 Toyota Camry matched to look like Homer's Car, although the scale of the house was smaller than the house on the series. The house was given away in a contest; the winner, Barbara Howard, was a retired factory worker from Richmond, Kentucky. The house has since been repainted. [22] The Simpsons House took 49 days to build, cost $120,000 and was unveiled to the public on August 1, 1997.

Trivia In Homer's Triple Bypass , the address of Snake 's house is "742 Evergreen Terrace" and he lives next door to Reverend Lovejoy . The house was also significantly different, having the garage to the left of the house instead of to the right, it being a single-story building (not counting the roof), the garage having a basketball hoop above the garage, and overall being much smaller than the Simpson house. Nearly every Springfield resident has been to the house, either being invited (mainly by Marge ), or inviting themselves over. Gallery Evergreen Terrace | Simpsons Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia " Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire " Evergreen Terrace (renamed Homer Simpson Boulevard in a deleted scene) is the street that the Simpsons live on. The Simpsons usually are mentioned as residing at number 742. Therefore, the Flanders live next door at number 744. Evergreen Terrace also has its own exit off the highway [1] . Former President George Bush lived across from the Simpsons for a short while, and moved quickly because of them, only to be replaced by Former President Gerald Ford , who Homer seems to like, though it is later mentioned that he moved.

Contents TV ACRES: Real Estate > Homes & Mansions > The Simpson House in Springfield, USA (The Simpsons) Homes & Mansions Simpson House - Homer Jay Simpson & his wife, Marge live at 742 Evergreen Terrace in the fictional town of Springfield, USA on the animated comedy THE SIMPSONS/FOX/1989+. The Simpson Home in Springfield Homer [SS# 568-47-0008] is a nuclear power plant safety inspector in Sector 7-G. Born in North Carolina on May 10, 1955, he loves donuts, beer and his blue-haired wife Marge, a devoted homemaker. They met in 1974 and have three children: Bartholomew J. "Bart," Lisa, and baby Maggie, as well as a dog (Santa's Little Helper) and a cat [Snowball]. Homerï¿½s father [who gave Homer the money for his house with the stipulation he wouldnï¿½t be put in a retirement home] lives in the Springfield Retirement Home.

Homerï¿½s mother is a hippy on the run from the FBI for her activities in the 1960s. If you want to contact the Simpson's by phone, you can use any of the following phone numbers: Klondike 5-6754 or 555-6528; 555-6832; 555-8707; 555-3223; 555-3126.(Home phone) and 555-3226; 555-7334; 555-6754 (Work Phone). TRIVIA NOTE: In 1997, the Simpson's cartoon home became the focus of a real home giveaway contest. Decorated by Hollywood set designer Rick Floyd, the $100,000 recreation of Homer Simpson's Springfield, USA 2,200-square-foot cartoon castle (actually located on a quiet street in Henderson, Nevada) sported an iridescent yellow exterior and an interior kitchen decor of 26 brilliant colors.

The 12-room home (to be repainted after the giveaway) was raffled off at the end of the September 21st, 1997 premiere episode (minus the 2000 Simpson knick-knacks inside the home). The winner was Barbara Howard, a 63-year-old Kentucky great-grandmother. The house's was built by Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation who sponsored the contest along with Fox network and Pepsi. The house's chief architect was Manny Gonzalez. External Links About Us | 742 Evergreen Terrace 742 Evergreen Terrace You are here: Home / About Us About Us We are “the Simpsons” and if you don’t know who we are you must have been living under a rock somewhere. We have a reality TV programme called “The Simpsons“. Our TV show started in 1989, is viewed worldwide, and we consistently get much better ratings than those upstarts, “The Kardashians“. We live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield (we moved in here in the early 1980s).

We hope that you like our ADDREZ – it is designed to give you an insight into our lives and a bit of a glimpse into who we are. Homer Simpson homer@thesimpsons.com Homer Simpson is the bumbling husband of Marge and father of Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson. He is the son of Mona and Abraham Simpson. Homer has held over 188 different jobs in the first 400 episodes of The Simpsons. He works as the Nuclear Safety Inspector at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, a position he has held since very early in the first series. At the plant, Homer is often ignored and completely forgotten by his boss Mr.Burns, and constantly falls asleep and neglects his duties. Marge Simpson marge@thesimpsons.com Marge Simpson is the wife of Homer and mother of Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson. She was raised by her parents , Jacqueline and Clancy Bouvier. She has a pair of sisters, the joyless Patty and Selma, both of whom vocally disapprove of Homer. It’s revealed via flashback that Marge attended Springfield High School, and in her final year met Homer Simpson.

She was at first wary of Homer, but agreed to go to the prom with him, although she ended up going with Artie Ziff. However, she regretted going with Artie and ended up with Homer. After the two started dating for several years, Marge discovered she was pregnant with Bart, and she and Homer were married in a small wedding chapel across the state line. Bart was born soon after, and the couple bought their first house. Bart Simpson bart@thesimpsons.com Bart’s year of birth was stated as being in the early 1980s. He lived with his grandparents in the Lower East of Springfield until the Simpsons bought their first house. When Lisa was born, Bart was at first jealous of the attention she received, but he soon warmed to her when he discovered that “Bart” was her first word. Bart’s first day of school was in the early 1990s. His initial enthusiasm was crushed by an uncaring teacher and Marge became worried that something was truly wrong with Bart. One day during recess, Bart met Milhouse and started entertaining him and other students with various gestures and rude words.

Principal Skinner told him “you’ve just started school, and the path you choose now may be the one you follow for the rest of your life! Now, what do you say?” In his moment of truth, Bart responded, “eat my shorts”. Lisa Simpson lisa@thesimpsons.com Lisa’s year of birth is given as 1984, during the Summer Olympics. The episode “That ’90s Show” (season 19, 2008) , however, contradicts much of the established backstory; for example, it presents Homer and Marge as being childless in the late 1990s. Lisa is a lover of music, especially jazz. She enjoys playing the saxophone and became friends with jazz musician Bleeding Gums Murphy, whom she regards as an idol. Murphy helps pull Lisa out of her depression in “Moaning Lisa” (season1 , 1990). She is later deeply saddened by Murphy’s death in a later episode. Maggie Simpson Maggie is to young to benefit from the use of an email address. Maggie is the youngest child of Marge and Homer, and sister to Bart and Lisa.

When Marge became pregnant with Bart, she and Homer got married at a chapel in Las Vegas. To support his impending family, Homer all but demanded a job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, impressing its owner, Mr Burns, with his aggressive submissiveness. When Marge became pregnant with Lisa, two years later, she and Homer bought their first house. Another six years later, Homer felt financially secure enough to finally quit his job at the Power Plant and take his dream job at Barney’s Bowlarama. However, Marge became pregnant with Maggie, so Homer, once again unable to support his family, was forced to reapply for his old job. By the time Maggie was born, Homer had shown great signs of distress, but he managed to find motivation in the form of his new-born baby girl. Snowball Snowball, also known as Snowball I, was the Simpsons’ first cat. Her death is never seen in the actual series, since it occurred “before” the show’s continuity began.

She was first mentioned in the series premiere in a Christmas letter Marge is writing where she explains that Snowball had died that year and went to “kitty heaven.” Snowball was named due to her white-colouredfur, though in a few occasions in the series Snowball I is pictured similar to Snowball II. Santa’s Little Helper Santa’s Little Helper is the Simpsons pet dog. Homer discovers that he has no money to buy Christmas presents for the family. Desperate for a miracle, he and bart go to the greyhound racing track on Christmas Eve in hopes of earning some money. Although Homer has inside information on which dog is the most likely to win, he instead bets on a last-minute entry, Santa’s Little Helper, believing the dog’s Christmas-inspired name to be a sign. However, the greyhound finishes last. As Homer and Bart leave the track, they watch the dog’s owner abandon him for losing the race. Bart pleads with Homer to keep the dog as a pet and he agrees after it affectionately licks him on the cheek.

When Bart and Homer return home, Santa’s Little Helper is assumed by the rest of the family to be a Christmas present Here is our Family Tree : Evergreen Terrace - Wikisimpsons, the Simpsons Wiki Evergreen Terrace " Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire " Evergreen Terrace is the street that the Simpsons live on. It is unclear why it is called "terrace", when the houses are in fact detached. The Simpsons usually are mentioned as residing at number 742. Therefore, the Flanders live next door at number 744. Evergreen Terrace also has its own exit off the highway. [1] The residents seem to hate the Simpsons with a passion, moving away themselves when they heard the Simpsons were not being forced to move. Contents 742 Evergreen Terrace - Wikisimpsons, the Simpsons Wiki 742 Evergreen Terrace " Good Night " 742 Evergreen Terrace is the street address of the Simpson family home. The house to the left of the Simpsons house, 744 Evergreen Terrace is the Flanders 's house.

The house on the right is vacant, but was formerly occupied by Ted Flanders , Sideshow Bob , Ruth Powers and Laura Powers , and Sylvia Winfield and Mr. Winfield . Marge once said that Evergreen Terrace is "the street that smells like pee". Oddly, former presidents George Bush and Gerald Ford have moved across the street. Ned Flanders is currently the owner and rents it to The Simpsons. Contents Design[ edit ] The house is a tan-orange two-storey detached house with a garage, basement, attic and lots of mice. The garage door is pink or tan-orange. On the ground floor, the front door leads straight into the cyan-floored foyer, with one arch in the wall to the left, leading to the sitting room, one to the right which leads into the dining room, a small cupboard and the pink-and-purple stairs to the second floor. The sitting room and the dining room both have bay windows. At the back of the house is the living room and the kitchen, with stairs that lead to the basement (Marge discovered a secret sauna room hidden behind a heater). Although rarely seen, there is also a hallway leading to a "Rumpus Room".

Homer was seen relaxing in the Rumpus Room several times. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] The second story of the house has Homer and Marge's bedroom (with an ensuite bathroom), Bart's bedroom, Lisa's bedroom, Maggie's bedroom, a bathroom and some 'empty' rooms, often shown in inconsistent places in several occasions. On the landing, there is a hatch which leads to the attic. The back garden of the house is surrounded by a wooden picket fence and a low box hedge, and features a patio and the treehouse. Occasionally there is a hammock shown tied to two trees near the fence that borders Ned Flanders backyard. Near that fence are the tombstones of The Simpsons' former cats: Snowball I , II , III , and Coltrane . [7] The burping room is a room in 742 Evergreen Terrace, in which Bart, Lisa and Maggie play in. Once, they had a burping contest, and another time they had a "making faces" contest.

Sauna Features and furniture[ edit ] The basement always includes a washing machine and a clothes dryer and a large Olmec statue of a head , which was a present from Mr. Burns after Bart donated blood to him. [8] However, the appearance of other features such as a furnace, ping-pong table, air hockey set and water softener vary from time to time. The basement is often used as a "secret lair", where Homer has brewed alcohol to beat prohibition and hidden his superhero operation as Pie Man , and where Marge hid during a spell of agoraphobia. Marge discovered a Sauna in the basement, hidden behind a water heater. [9] At one time the basement held gym equipment.In one episode, Homer made his jerky business with Bart in the basement. The house includes a kitchen with the floor having a blue and yellow patterned tile floor. The house has two identical red-brown sofas: One in the sitting room which is not seen very often, and a well-known one in front of the TV in the living room - the current sofa is a replacement of the old one which was destroyed (and had a fold-out bed the new one does not have).

The floor has a green carpet and a pink-orange-blue mat made of concentric circles. It also incluedes a blue bookcase filled with pink, blue and orange books. on top of the bookcase is a teal colored telephone and lamp with a brown-lime-green base and a white lamp shade. A tank full of fish is sometimes seen in the dining room, but it only appears several times. A simple painting of a boat on a sunny day (without he sun) hangs on the wall above the living room couch - Marge once says that she "painted it for Homer", [10] but later it's suggested that she bought it, and it is titled "Scene from Moby Dick". [11] She keeps many copies in a nearby closet to replace the original if it gets damaged, which is rare. [12] Marge also has a whole drawer of her pearl necklaces (which Marge says are family heirlooms), shown when one is stolen by the Cat Burglar. [13] The house does not have an air conditioner. [14] The Simpsons once owned a blue-purple CRT television, before replacing it with a blue-purple HDTV. Condition[ edit ] The Simpson's home being rebuilt.

The house itself is often shown as dilapidated; the walls are painted with enough lead paint to double as a bomb shelter, the roof leaks and the kitchen was so badly damaged that it needed to be rebuilt. [15] The interior of the walls are often shown to be filled with dangerous and unusual items such as asbestos, toxic waste, hidden treasure, recording devices, baby dinosaurs and dancing mice. Even the family cat, Snowball II, is seen in between the walls from time to time. However, the lived-in spaces are usually kept neat by homemaker Marge . It was described as a palace by Frank Grimes , and Moe Szyslak observed that it contained no silverfish.The worst condition the house has been in was where it became horrifically slanted, which Bart uses as a sideshow, needing $8500 to repair, which Marge covers by getting a job. The phone number is inconsistent, though always starting with 555. The area code was 636 before the town became too large and had to use two different area codes, changing the area code to 939.

[16] When Springfield was trapped inside a dome during the Trappuccino crisis, an angry mob converged onto the house as a part of their effort to kill Homer Simpson, who was responsible for the town's ordeal. The house is completely devoured and destroyed with all possessions lost after a sink hole in Maggie's sandpit expands when the Police shot bullets into it (the Simpsons family escaped through the sinkhole). After the dome was destroyed, the townsfolk and the family rebuild the house in exactly the same manner as it was before, restoring the "status quo". [17] Non-canon[ edit ] The contents of this article or section are considered to be non-canon and therefore may not have actually happened or existed. 742 Evergreen Terrace in 2010 742 Evergreen Terrace in 2044 An episode set in 2010 shows a wooden add-on to the second floor, built (rather poorly) by Homer in what appears to be a poor and very cheap attempt to upgrade his house in a fashion similar to all the other homes in the neighbourhood.

It functions as a guest bedroom, but Homer warns Lisa and her fiancé that "If the building inspector asks, it's not a room. It's a window box". Treehouse of Horror[ edit ] In the Simpsons " Treehouse of Horror VI " episode, there is a portal behind the bookcase in the sitting room that leads to the Third Dimension. This is a reference to The Twilight Zone episode, "Little Girl Lost". In Treehouse of Horror IV , the famous Dogs Playing Poker painting appears above the sofa. A similar house to the Simpson one also appears in the ending of Treehouse of Horror VIII, which Homer egged and broke the windows to get candy only for Lisa to point out that it was their house, making the rest of the trick-or-treaters laugh at the family. The Simpsons: Tapped Out[ edit ] 2.5 Behind the Laughter[ edit ] A real life Simpsons house was constructed at 712 Red Bark Lane in Henderson, Nevada, built in 1997 by Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation in a promotion sponsored by FOX and Pepsi. The house was painted and furnished with items to match the television show, although the scale of the house was smaller than the house on the series.

The house was given away in a contest; the winner, Barbara Howard, was a retired factory worker from Richmond, Kentucky. The house has since been repainted. [18] Address[ edit ] The house's address was inconsistent (particularly in the older seasons of the show), being 94 Evergreen Terrace, 1094 Evergreen Terrace, 723 Evergreen Terrace, and 430 Spalding Way. In the episode, " Homer's Triple Bypass ", 742 Evergreen Terrace is shown to be a completely different house where Snake hides from the police and Reverend Lovejoy lives next door. The most common address that is currently used is 742 Evergreen Terrace. In " Regarding Margie ", Bart, Nelson and Milhouse paint the Flanders's house number as 738 and the Simpsons house as '74' and since Homer refuses to pay, they don't paint the last number. By common sense it should be 740 Evergreen Terrace. 742 Evergreen Terrace | Simpsons Fanon | Fandom powered by Wikia Good Night 742 Evergreen Terrace is the street address of the Simpson Family home.

It was revealed that Grampa Abe Simpson actually owns 742 Evergreen Terrace. He sold his old house, and wrote Homer a check for $15,000 so that he could pay for the home. It is unclear whether Grampa paid the full price of the house, or if Homer paid a share. The house to the left of the Simpsons house is the Flanders ' house, which is owned outright by Ned Flanders, The house on the right currently belongs to Ted Flanders . It was formerly owned by Sideshow Bob (disguised as Walt Warren ), Ruth Powers , Laura Powers , Sylvia Winfield and Mr. Winfield (Also home to Mr. Reader, Mrs. Reader and Baby Reader in The Simpsons Comic). Marge once said that Evergreen Terrace is "the street that smells like pee". Oddly, former presidents George Bush and Gerald Ford have previously moved in to the street, albeit in a house across the street. Profile Edit The house is a tan-orange two-story detached house with a garage, basement, attic and lots of mice.

On the ground floor, the front door leads straight into the foyer, with one arch in the wall to the left, leading to the sitting room, one to the right which leads into the dining room, a small cupboard and the stairs to the second floor. The sitting room and the dining room both have bay windows. At the back of the house is the living room and the kitchen, with stairs that lead to the basement (Marge discovered a secret sauna room hidden behind a heater). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] The second story of the house has Homer and Marge's bedroom (with an ensuite bathroom), Bart's bedroom, Lisa's bedroom, Maggie's bedroom, a bathroom and some 'empty' rooms, often shown in inconsistent places in several occasions. On the landing, there is a hatch which leads to the attic. In one of the Halloween Treehouse of Horror specials, Bart's long lost twin, Hugo, lives in the attic. The back garden of the house is surrounded by a wooden picket fence and a low box hedge, and features a patio and the treehouse. Occasionally there is a hammock shown tied to two trees near the fence that borders Ned Flanders backyard.

Near that fence are the tombstones of The Simpsons' former cats: Snowball I , II , III , and Coltrane . [6] 742 Evergreen Terrace the home of the Simpson family Before I begin, I will just say that this page is just a part of my whole website, and it is not striving to be the best with the most MOV's and Simpsons facts. This page is here for me to let the world know about my favorite TV show. So if you stay and see it, cool, and if you even think it's a good page, then I'll be even happier because I might've brought a little tiny piece of joy into your life, if only for 5 minutes. (BTW, feel free to e-mail me and tell me about the joy I brought you :-) *hint, hint*) So that's my speech. Now, enjoy! This part of my homepage is dedicated to the best animated television show in the world -- The Simpsons! The Simpsons consist of 5 main characters -- Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie Simpson.

It is a cartoon about an average (read: dysfunctional) American family and runs on FOX on Sunday nights (8:00 est, 7:00 central). Other characters include Abe "Grandpa" Simpson, Krusty the Clown, Apu, Patty and Selma Bouvier, Ned Flanders, Milhouse VanHoutten, Reverend Lovejoy, Principal Skinner, Moe the bartender, Police Chief Wiggum, Edna Krebbapel, Mr. Montgomery Burns, Wayland Smithers, and lots of other looney citizens of the town of Springfield. Its irony and inside jokes (many of which I even miss) keeps viewers coming back for more season after season. The show is developed by Matt Groening (pronounced Gray-ning,) James L. Brooks ("As Good as it Gets",) and Sam Simon. The show's debut was on April 19, 1987 on the Tracey Ullman Show. It got it's own spot on TV on December 17, 1990. The show is so popular that it is the longest-running cartoon--over 200 episodes!!! I enjoy the show very much and hope all of you do too.

I don't have a favorite character. But if I had to pick one, it would surely be Homer. He's so stupid that it's funny. These are *most* of the characters from the show: DO RE MI DRINK Parody of "Do Re Mi" song from "The Sound of Music" DOUGH... the stuff that buys me beer RAY..... the guy that sells me beer ME...... the one who drinks the beer FAR..... a long run to get beer SO...... I'll have another beer LA...... I'll have another beer TEA..... no, thanks, I'm drinking beer That will bring us back to DOUGH. What Bart writes on the Board I will not skateboard in the halls I will not barf unless I'm sick I will not burp in class I saw nothing unusual in the teacher's lounge I will not draw naked ladies in class I did not see Elvis Funny noises are not funny I will not call my teacher `Hot Cakes' I will not snap bras Garlic gum is not funny I will not fake seizures They are laughing at me, not with me This punishment is not boring and meaningless I will not yell "fire" in a crowded classroom My name is not Dr.

Death I will not encourage others to fly I will not defame New Orleans I will not fake my way through life I will not prescribe medication Tar is not a plaything I will not bury the new kid I will not Xerox my butt I will not teach others to fly It's potato, not potatoe I will not bring sheep to class I will not trade pants with others A burp is not an answer The cafeteria deep fryer is not a toy I am not a 32 year old woman I will not do that thing with my tongue Coffee is not for kids I will not drive the principal's car I will not eat things for money I will not yell "She's Dead" during roll call I will not sell school property The principal's toupee is not a frisbee I will not cut corners I do not have diplomatic immunity I will not charge admission to the bathroom I will not get very far with this attitude I will not make flatulent noises in class Mud is not one of the 4 food groups I will not belch the National Anthem No one is interested in my underpants I will not sell land in Florida I will not sell miracle cures I will not grease the monkey bars Underwear should be worn on the inside The Christmas pageant

 does not stink I will not do anything bad ever again I will not torment the emotionally frail I will not show off I will not call the principal "spud head" I will not carve gods I will not sleep through my education I will not spank others I am not a dentist I will not bribe Principal Skinner Spitwads are not free speech I will finish what I start Nobody likes sunburn slappers High explosives and school don't mix Hamsters cannot fly All work and no play makes Bart a dull boy I will not say "Springfield" just to get applause I am not authorized to fire substitute teachers My homework was not stolen by a one-armed man I will not go near the kindergarten turtle I am not deliciously saucy Organ transplants are best left to the professionals I will not send lard through the mail Five days is not too long to wait for a gun Adding "just kidding" doesn't make it okay to insult the Principal There are plenty of businesses like show business I will not dissect things unless instructed No one wants to hear my armpits I will not mock Mrs.

Dumbface I will not celebrate meaningless milestones I will not strut around like I own the place Next time it could be me on the scaffolding The Good Humor man can only be pushed so far I will stop talking about the twelve inch pianist I am not a lean mean spitting machine The Pledge of Allegiance does not end with Hail Satan Wedgies are unhealthy for children and other living things I do not have power of attorney over first graders Cursive writing does not mean what I think it does I am not the reincarnation of Sammy Davis Jr I am not certified to remove asbestos "Bagman" is not a legitimate career choice I will remember to take my medication The boys room is not a water park Beans are neither fruit nor musical "Bewitched" does not promote Satanism The First Amendment does not cover burping Ralph won't "morph" if you squeeze him hard enough I will not expose the ignorance of the faculty I am not interested in underpants I will not use abbrev.

The truth is not out there I will not whittle hall passes out of soap I am not licenced to do anything I will only do this once a year I will not hide the teacher's Prozac A fire drill does not demand a fire My butt does not deserve a website I Will not demand what I'm worth Indian burns are not part of my cultural heritage Wanna see some pictures of the Simpson house (the REAL Simpson house)? Click on a link below: 10. We have nothing in common with one another. We have nothing in common with one another.

These are lies your parents tell you: "If you eat all your carrots, you can see in the dark." "I'm only going to say this once." "No matter what happens, you'll always have your family." "If you cross your eyes, they'll stay that way." "You'll be sorry." "When I was your age, I had to walk 7 miles to walk to school." "I'm only doing this for your own good." "If you point, you'll get warts." "Someday you'll thank me for this." "If you tell me, I promise I won't get mad." "If you crack your knuckles, you'll get arthritis." "You'll understand when you're older." Check out these annoying questions to ask your teacher: "Did you get up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?" "How's the diet going?" "Haven't personal calculators rendered long division irrelevant?" "Can I go to the Tinkle-Dinkle-Ha-Ha room?" "Why did they name Uranus Uranus?" "Could you repeat that question?

I wasn't listening?" "If you stick yourself with a pencil, will you get lead poisoning?" "Why do dogs sniff our butts?" "Is any of this information pertinent to real life?" "How do we know the sky isn't really green and we're just colorblind?" Read these annoying questions to ask your Sunday School teacher: "Wouldn't eternal bliss get boring after a while?" "Is it Ok to laugh at people in hell when you're up in heaven?" "If you told a really, really good joke, would it make God laugh?" "If I spent all my time praying instead of studying, would I get better grades?" "Once you're in heaven, do you get stuck wearing the clothes you were buried in for eternity?" "Why is there suffering?" "If money is the root of all evil, then how come we all have to have jobs?" "Why doesn't prayer bring dead goldfish back to life?" "Could God create a corn dog so big even God couldn't eat it all?" "If there's life on other planets, are there aliens in heaven too?" "Can the spirits of your dead relatives watch you when you're going to the bathroom?" "If you were a masochist in life, wouldn

't it be a reward to be sent to hell and punishment to be sent to heaven?" "Do dinosaurs have souls?" The Harmonious gathering of all Races and Creeds Festival seating Bart Simpson's Weird Mysteries of the Universe even I can't Explain Is the Ultimate answer to any Question, no matter how Profound, Thoughtful, or Cosmic, merely "Who Cares?" Everyone knows that Secret Sauce is just sugar, mayonnaise, salt, and...what?

What is that tantalizing, mouth-watering, mystery flavor? What if God doesn't really dig my youthful High Jinks? When the Three Little Pigs kept saying, "Not by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin," what the hell were they talking about? Is there Secret Sauce in Heaven? Why isn't creamed corn against the law? Why did God create Dung Beetles? What if we think the joke's on them, but it's really on us? If God could do anything, could He drink so much Secret Sauce that He'd get sick to His stomach? How do we know that the entire Universe isn't just the fleeting daydream of a magic super-beetle in some parallel world? Why are movie sequels always so bad, yet so irresistible? Wouldn't the world be a happier place if everyine just strut around nude? Why did God create tapeworms? Is there yodeling in Hell? How can we know for sure we're not dreaming all this, and that actually we're just a brain in a jar in some mad scientist's laboratory? Does God like Secret Sauce? Why did God create Barney the Dinosaur?

If Heaven is so great for everybody, then who scrubs the toilets up there? Bartholomew J. (for "Junior Bonehead") Simpson presents HOMER SIMPSON'SHoW cOmE zIt ? How come you can't drive golf carts on the freeway? How come women don't realize that baldness is sexy? How come stamp glue tastes so magically delicious? How come they call it "winter wonderland" when there's just a bunch of freezing snow and ice all over the place? How come they don't make a perfume that smells like dough frying? How come they don't have super comfy soft vibrating couches at bowling alleys so you can lie down when you're waiting for your next turn? How come the guy who invented the hammock isn't considered to be the greatset genius who ever lived? How come Marge leaves that baking soda box open in the back of the refrigerator, and when I try to eat it, it tastes really funny? How come corndogs are so magically delicious? How come they don't serve the second greatest beverage -- I'm referring, of course, to eggnog -- all year long?

How come I'm cursed with a son who is always plotting against me no matter how often I let him polish my bowling trophies? How come someone with as little hair as me has so much head lice? How come I sweat when I eat? How come people say that TV is a dull and stupefying waste of time with no real benefit to humanity when there's so much fine entartainment on 24 hours a day? How come two wrongs don't make a right, no matter how hard I try? How come you have to buy the entire snow-cone when all you really want is the sweet, sweet, syrup flavoring? How come cats think they're so smart with their fancy footwork and their crafty schemes to eat all my smelts? How come there is really only one thingin the universe that's interesting and that's food? LINKS What is the Simpsons' address? What is the Simpsons' address? What is the Simpsons' address? The Simpson Family and Their House. FOX By Nancy Basile Updated January 30, 2016. What is the Simpsons' home address? That's a great piece of trivia.

Our favorite family's address is mentioned several times, or is shown on Homer's driver's license. Let's take a look not only at the Simpsons' address, but also at anything related to their home. Simpsons' Address The address is always Evergreen Terrace on The Simpsons , though the street number has been different a few times. 742 Evergreen Terrace has been used most often and most recently. Simpson House Trivia - In "Hurricane Neddy", Lisa's bedroom faces the back yard when she tells Homer a hurricane is coming. But in "Lisa's Sax," it faces the front when the saxophone flies out into the street, where it gets run over by cars. - In most aerial shots of the house, we only see two trees. In "Bart the Daredevil," a third tree appears to help hold up Homer's hammock. - Sometimes items from other episodes show up in the basement, like Homer's Santa Claus suit and Bart's soapbox racer. continue reading below our video 5 Classic Novels Everyone Should Read - The only time we see a staircase in the garage is in "Itchy and Scratchy and Marge" when Maggie hits Homer over the head with a mallet.

- The kitchen curtains have a corn cob pattern. See also: Homer Simpson's Biggest Business Fails The Simpson House Contest In 1998, one lucky fan won a replica of the Simpson house from The Simpsons animated series. Barbara Howard, a 63-year-old Kentucky great-grandmother,won the top prize in a Simpsons House Giveaway. The four-bedroom house, located in Henderson, Nevada the Simpson family's house. The house is painted in twenty-five bright colors, including Power Orange and Generator Green. The details are spot on, down to Marge's corncob kitchen curtains and Lisa's yellow saxophone. The 2,200-square-foot cartoon house boasts an oil stain on the driveway, a mystery door under the stairs, and even a mouse hole next to the couch in the living room. According to a press release, the builders, the Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation, who sponsored the contest along with FOX and Pepsi, chose the outskirts of Las Vegas because the city already has the most cartoon-ish skyline on the planet. The company renamed the community of 156 homes Springfield in honor of the brightest house in the neighborhood.

See also: Profile of The Simpsons Creator, Matt Groening The house was open for public tours for 22 days over six weeks. Fans from as far away as Belgium stopped by for the 15-minute tour. According to Howard, one visitor took an empty can of Duff beer from the living room floor but felt so guilty he left it in a closet in Maggie's room upstairs. When they originally called Howard to tell her she had one (she only sent in one game piece), her husband hung up on them -- twice. Although her 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren wanted her to keep the house exactly as it is, Howard wasn't sure whether she'd move in and redecorate the place or sell it altogether. (One Simpsons fan reportedly offered Kaufman and Broad a half million dollars before the house was even finished.) However, the outside was to be painted beige to match the other homes in the development. The Simpson House Floor Plans The basement holds many things, including a hot water heater, washer and drying and assorted boxes everywhere. In "Some Enchanted Evening", Bart climbed a cupboard at the bottom of the stairway in attempting to subdue Ms. Botz with a bowling ball.

Sometimes various props from old episodes appear, like Homer's Santa Claus suit and Bart's soapbox racer. The first floor has a play room, kitchen, family room, side hall, front hall, dining room, living room and garage. The second floor has Lisa's room, Bart's room, a bathroom, Homer and Marge's room and Maggie's room.

Question: On television who live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield?
Answer: The Simpsons