This House from “I Love You Man” Just Hit the Market for $2.2M

Wax up your surfboard and call your best bros, because this$2.2 million Venice, California, bungalowis best enjoyed with your favorite dudes. You may recognize this beachy beauty from the 2009 bromance “I Love You, Man,” starring everyone’s favorite dudes Paul Rudd and Jason Segel. But this cozy Venice home, built in 1907 and just steps from the boardwalk, has all the upgrades that your crew craves.

Greet your pal (let’s call him Sully?) with a “Sup, brah” as he lovingly tends to a collection of potted plants that adorn the entrance’s steps. There’s plenty of room in the home’s private garden—offering peeks at towering palm trees—for late nights under the stars, afternoon cornhole games, or rinsing off TJ after he got too close to the neighborhood skunk (such a TJ move!) Around the corner, the property boasts a covered stone and gravel patio for sipping kombucha (or a couple of brewskis) after a long day o’ shredding the gnar or dining on your buddy Skud’s world-famous eggs benny (he’s the one that spend that summer roofing in rural Sweden.)

Inside, beamed ceilings canopy the living and dining room, which flow together like Trey’s sentences after too many hits of sativa (have you read the due’s poetry? Masterful.) The crisp white walls await custom art (Brad’s going through a pretty serious landscape phase). Richie’s camped out in front of the corner fireplace where he’s working on meditating—it clears his mind for his boardwalk haiku-writing side-hustle (Trey’s a major investor, of course.)

The compact kitchen offers just enough space for Skud (honestly, not sure where he came from or how he got that name) to whip up guac for the crew. With fresh white cabinets and earthy wooden countertops, it’s open for noshing 24/7. Two bedrooms provide dreamy escapes for falling asleep to the nearby Pacific Ocean’s waves. Cozy up with your number one gal Frankie and discuss your day’s roses and thorns as you both waft in the aroma of sunscreen and salt.

In the morning, wake up and join Brock and Tito in the famous garage where you can be slappin’ da bass just like Paul and Jason from the film. You only play 311 covers and that’s okay, because the guys are proud of how far you’ve come since your first lesson.

如果你有面团一样了s I am for this home, HMU when you move in. I’ll bring the White Claws for some sweet, sweet hangin’.

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