Location from The Simpsons by Matt Groening / Fox
The Simpson family home — a beige two-story house in a middle-class Springfield neighborhood that has been everything from the center of the universe to the site of mild disasters.
742 Evergreen Terrace is where the Simpsons live — the starting point for most episodes and the returning point for all of them. It is a house that has burned down, flooded, been seized, and been renovated multiple times, and always returns to the same configuration. The living room couch is where Homer sleeps when he is not sleeping in the recliner. The TV is the family's primary shared activity. The kitchen is Marge's domain. Bart's room faces the backyard and the Flanders house. Lisa's room has a saxophone stand. Neighbors include the Flanders at 744, the Van Houtens, and various others. Ned waves from his yard. Homer does not wave back.
A modest beige house with a red front door, a two-car garage Homer uses for projects, a backyard with a tree and swing where Bart and Maggie play, and the general appearance of a family that bought it in good faith and has been managing it ever since. The interior has a large couch, a TV that is always on, and a kitchen where Marge operates with professional calm.
Also known as: The Simpson House, Evergreen Terrace