The Mrs. Doubtfire House

When you look at a map, the distance to this place isn’t so bad. And then you see it. The hill. Oy, the hill. But I wasn’t going to let this hill defeat me from my objective. And you know what? It was worth it.
It’s still the same house and you’ll recognize it because there are people taking picture of it. I had to wait a bit to get my clear pictures while a woman with the bright red boots got her selfies done and moved along.
Not much else here. Do take a moment to look at the stones under the tree in front. What a movie!

Finally got to see the house. Still looks great!

A landmark in SF. great for kids to see who love the move

Stopped by here during my trip to SF. Very nostalgic. There were other fans outside taking pictures, too. We talked for a bit about the house looking different than it did it the movie — the house looks like it has been painted a darker color since the movie, but it is still recognizable.
Worth a quick visit, for sure.

Nice to do a drive-​by, and reminisce about the movie and Robin Williams. So sad, but such a great movie!

Easy to find and parking was easy. The rocks surrounding the house are written on, in remembrance of Robin Williams.

Definitely cool to see if you’ve watched Mrs Doubtfire. It’s easy to find and right on the corner. We walked over from the Full House House, so they are two that you can visit together. It’s really not that far from Fishermans Wharf, just a 5 – 10 minute bike ride.

I remember being really sad when I heard the news about Robin Williams’ death. So, one year later, when I happened to be in SF, I was so glad I could do something about that I had to go see the house for myself. At first I thought about going to see his actual living house, but then I decided it would be very creepy and invasive, so, going to Mrs. Doubtfire house was a little bit lighter.
It’s just a regular house, but I was happy to see it hadn’t the stairs closed as the Full House house. In front of there are rocks and trees full of messages from fans. There’s something so positive about these messages that I stayed there for half an hour reading all I could (a lot are vanishing). While I was there, a group of girls showed up with flowers and in a second, a camera man that was around started recording. It was a little weird, but soon the girls were sharing stories about him and it all became very emotional.
If you have a chance, include the house in your tour, you’ll be filled with peace and good memories of the all the characters he used to play.

A must see if your visiting. The house could use a a new coat of paint outside. If you saw the movie, then you will recognize it! They have rocks outside by a tree with messages for Robin Williams. Can be emotional.

The rocks with handwritten messages near the tree made me emotional.

It’s very unassuming! Easy to find (It’s right on the corner). If you’ve never seen Mrs. Doubtfire, then this house will not make sense to you. But… if you did see the movie, then it will all make sense. We stopped by to check it out. There were a few people outside taking pictures and the tree in front of the house has been carved with names and well wishes to Robin Williams.
If you have some time to kill, I recommend stoping by this place. What would make it more interesting is if you watch the movie either before you go or after so it will put everything in perspective.

Visiting the Mrs. Doughtfire house is something that any tourist must do when in the area. The house looks slightly different than it did in the movie, and I believe it is just the outside of the house used in the film, but it is a neat thing to see if you are a movie buff, or a fan of Robin Williams.

Mrs doubtfire house is a must see when visiting San Francisco although it’s not much to see but the house it self but it’s on the corner of Steiner & Broadway streets.
just standing around the house taking pictures of it brings me back to when the movie came out. I grew up watching robin Williams play this classic roll as a sweet old house sitter, and I can just see Sally fields opening up the door when mrs doubtfire rings the bell.
Such a classic movie, till this day I never get bored of watching this movie, it’s sad to see Robin Williams go such a talented actor.
The house still looks as it did in the movie, it still has its Gorgeous charm it’s big and it’s very beautiful. If you plan to visit using mass transit you can take the 22 Filmore bus line or if your traveling by car you can gps 2640 Steiner street.

Very lovely. We visited very briefly because we didn’t want to invade the owner of the house, although I’m sure they’re quite used to it by now.
There were some rocks surrounding the trees and people had written little notes about Robin Williams which I felt was a sweet little tribute to a great man.
Honestly, there isn’t much to see, but the feeling of nostalgia makes it worthwhile.

Often a rare occasion where I briefly visit a location and easily give it 5 stars.
You only need to see the exterior of the house, from there you are already down memory lane of funny moments, memorable quotes and tear jerks from Mrs. Doubtfire.
The nostalgia was worth the visit.

I’m sure the owner is beyond the point of being annoyed, but that’s what happens when you live in the Mrs. Doubtfire House!
We came here right after Robin Williams died and it was packed with people and memorials. I’m not even sure how the owner was able to get into and out of his house. That’s how packed it was.
It’s now become a tribute site to Robin Williams where those who wish to pay their respect to the man flock.
It’s a beautiful home and neighborhood, so I wouldn’t advise becoming a local there, but it’s nice to visit if you’re a true Robin Williams fan.

Neat experience to take the walk upto Steiner and broadway if you’re familiar with the movie. Glad we saw it. If you’re driving you’re OK but we got off on Lombard and walked the steep street of Steiner and you need to be somewhat decent shape to not get winded.

If you’re visiting the city you absolutely have to stop by here. It looks exactly like it does in the movie. Fans pay tribute to Robin Williams by leaving sweet messages on rocks outside the home.
Not sure if anyone lives here currently but if so, they are very sweet to allow fans to leave flowers and notes.
The house is just a short walk from the Full House house and Alamo Square.

Thought I would drive by this famous «Mrs Doubtfire» house in San Francisco. It had been many years that I’ve done that.
Beautiful house. Brought back a lot of funny memories.
RIP Robin Williams. You are definitely missed!

I must admit, my childhood was not filled with the constant watching of Mrs. Doubtfire, but I did watch it once or twice so I got an idea of how it’s suppose to be.
This house is a house. It’s nothing more than a house that is located in San Francisco, about 0.6 miles away from the «Full House» house. Parking is all on the streets and since it’s residential, there is no need for coins.
The house itself is gorgeous. My cousin and I only looked at it from across the street because we didn’t want to be creepers right outside of the house.
Definitely a nice reminder of your childhood hero, Robin Williams. Come here and just enjoy the beauty that is an expensive San Francisco home.