John Stamos, 55, and his wife Caitlin McHugh, 33, appeared in Architectural Digest to show off their beautiful Beverly Hills home.
The stunning 4,000-square-foot Spanish-style house is located in the Beverly Hills Post Office enclave and includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Stamos purchased the nest in 2005 for $3.57 million, and he put it back on the market last month for $6.75 million.
House goals: John Stamos, 55, and his wife Caitlin McHugh, 33, recently appeared in Architectural Digest to show off their beautiful Beverly Hills home
The couple took AD on a video tour of the house, which is filled with rustic charm and is a testament to both their personalities.
The Fuller House actor walked them through his endless display of keepsakes, including some insane Disney memorabilia, a typewriter gifted from friend Tom Hanks, and plenty of Full House merchandise.
Stamos described the place: 'Everything is just sturdy and funky and cool... like me.'
He also introduced Chris Barrett, a friend from his Full House days who worked as the assistant to the director and now has her own design firm Chris Barrett Design.
90210 life: The stunning 4,000-square-foot Spanish-style house is located in the Beverly Hills Post Office enclave and includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms
Since Barrett knew him so well, she was perfectly qualified to tailor the house's design to Stamos' personality.
'This place is more "me" than any other house that I’ve lived in, starting with the bones of it, which are grounded and old-school.
'I was able to start as a bachelor and, then, marriage and the kid. I even got married on the property, so it just represents a lot of changes throughout my life.
Growing family: The couple married in February of last year, and in April, they announced the birth of their son Billy
Very Stamos: Stamos has built a reflection of himself in his home: 'This place is more ‘me’ than any other house that I’ve lived in'
Fullest house: He explained how the house has evolved over the years: 'It started out as a party house, and then I straightened my act out and it became
