If you had to make a list of preferred sitcoms, it is very unlikely that Pasadena's apartment, shared by Sheldon Cooper (Jimim Parsons) and Leonard Hoffstadter (Nyoni Galecki) in "Big Bang Theory" will be everywhere near the top 10 when you think about how many Edward Stratton III in "Silver Spoons" (which had a miniature train traveling to and around the house). But if you were looking for comfortable accommodation in that area of ​​Southern California and you didn't have a coin to buy a house, the unit in the Los Robles apartments is likely to treat you properly (Aside from the broken lift).

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Some Sitkom apartments are notorious over the reach of the funds of their fictional tenants (We see a square on you, "Friends"), but Pasadena is not the western village of Manhattan. You can find one and two bedrooms with a decent square footage that will not make you feel the first of each month. But the two -bedroom apartment of Sheldon and Leonard is quite spacious as these things go, so you need to have a stable, well -paid job to afford to live there. How exactly? And, did Sheldon and Leonard's combined income covered the rent with enough money to provide them with a little financial breathing room?

According to the Los Robles website in Pasadena, a two-bedroom unit with 1,048 square meters would rent somewhere in the $ 3,500 range. I'm not sure it's a 1: 1 comparison space with Sheldon and Leonard, which according to the specifications listed in piece Huffington Post in 2013Includes a kitchen with a breakfast bar, but let's say it's close enough to their idiosyncratically decorated apartment. That would put a few thousand dollars above the average rent of Pasaden at $ 3,167.

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It is not an eye number, especially for a few are based theoretical physicists. The middle salary for people in this field is somewhere between $ 62,534 and $ 82,000. Of course, as the series took place, they concluded high -wage gigs at the California and Kaltech Institute of Technology, which would reduce their annual revenue above the $ 100,000 threshold. In other words, they could easily afford to live alone in much more spacious accommodation. They will still be priced from the castle of Edward Stratton III, and even Monica's apartment of "Friends", but the apartments in Los Robles were after all for these guys. Maybe they could have moved To the Eyoi Tribyani On the Bechwood Avenue in Hollywood.

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