SpongeBob's House

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SpongeBob's house in the older episodes
SpongeBob's house in the newer episodes

SpongeBob's house is a pineapple under the sea. It is situated adjacent to Squidward Tentacles' house on Conch Street in the city of Bikini Bottom. The only living creatures in the house are SpongeBob and Gary. SpongeBob's house next to Squidward's house and two houses away from Patrick's rock. The inside is very colorful and has various major themes, but it mainly looks like a beach house. The floor plan has not been set, like most of the buildings in Bikini Bottom. Paintings are found with various decorations supporting an underwater theme. Spongebobs House Was Built In 1999.

Contents

1st Floor:

  • Living Room - This is where SpongeBob entertains his guests. It has several chairs, a wall decoration in the form of a fish lure, several tables, and a diver's helmet TV. In Banned in Bikini Bottom, a window was cut into one of the walls and several Krusty Krab tables were placed in here. Also, there is a conch shell cordless phone that has no base and is pink in color. It has nine push-buttons and an expendable metal antenna. It has a mechanical bell ringer.
  • Kitchen - The kitchen is where SpongeBob prepares his meals and feeds Gary. It usually has a stove, a submarine refrigerator, cabinets made of crates on boards with chains, a sink (really a bucket with a faucet) counter top (surfboards with hula skirts and bamboo posts), and a table (really a piece of wood placed on a beach ball).
  • Office - This is SpongeBob's workplace where he does his homework. It mainly has a desk with a lamp and a pencil-holder.
  • Bedroom - This is where SpongeBob and Gary sleep. It has a three-mattress bed, a pile of newspapers for Gary, a nightstand for his alarm clock, and sometimes a treasure chest that SpongeBob never uses (mainly because he lost the keys). Sometimes, a closet and calendar are shown, and in the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, all of SpongeBob's Employee of the Month awards were kept on one of the walls. His bedroom is sometimes shown with what appears to be a pet scallop in a cage. The purpose of this is not yet known.
  • Bathroom - SpongeBob goes to the bathroom, brushes his teeth, and bathes here. It has a bathtub,a Wringer, a toilet, and a vanity for his sink.
  • Library - All the books SpongeBob read are stored here. It has shelves, a chair, a slide, and a fireplace. In Something Smells, a pipe organ was seen as well.
  • Garage - This is where SpongeBob's reef blower is placed. It is at the back of the pineapple. It first appeared in the episode Reef Blower.

2nd Floor

  • Top Roof - Roof of SpongeBob's House. Sometimes a long winding staircase leading from Spongebobs room.

Outside

The house, obviously in it's name is a pineapple, orange-colored with criss-crossed lines and small dots, a chimney and with leaves as its roof. The house features two windows, but in some episodes, there are three, and in the episode Naughty Nautical Neighbors, the back view of the house was shown. The door of the house has the shape of a typical and common door with a wheel of a ship as the opener or "doorknob". In some episodes, like I Was a Teenage Gary, it was shown that SpongeBob still needs a key to open the house and the keyhole is shaped like a shell or a scallop. The house has flowers that represent his spice garden on each side and a road with hard rocks leads on this house. SpongeBob's house is located at 124 Conch Street, Bikini Bottom. In the episode Krabby Road he has a garage where SpongeBob and his band practice.

Removal

  • In Night Light, the Moth takes away the entire pineapple home.
  • In Home Sweet Pineapple the nematodes eat SpongeBob's house until SpongeBob plants the last seed, regrowing his pineapple.

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see LEGO SpongeBob SquarePants-The Neighborhood

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