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The light-yellow home occupied by the fictional Conner family in ABC’s hit sitcom “Roseanne” needed hardly any time to find a new owner. The property, which hit the market with a $225,000 ask last week, almost immediately found a buyer — and is now listed as a pending sale. That said, the final sale price and the identity of the lucky new owner — or whether they’re a fan of the show — aren’t yet public. Although the fictional family lives in the made-up town of Lanford, Illinois in the long-running TV show, this residence is located in Evansville, Indiana. (The setting isn’t entirely random; “Roseanne” creator Matt Williams is an Evansville native.) The 2,360-square-foot four-bedroom property at 619 Runnymeade Ave. looks positively ordinary — except that it is enormously famous. Its front exterior wasn’t just used in “Roseanne,” but also on the spinoff show “The Conners,” which is now in its sixth season.
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