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Adams Foster House2

The Adams Foster House was a home in which Lena and Stef Adams Foster owned. The couple, with the help of Lena's parents, purchased the home after they partnered.

The couple originally lived there with Stef's son, Brandon, before they became foster parents. They then adopted the twins, Mariana and Jesus. They later opened their house once more to the siblings Callie and Jude, whom the couple ultimately decided to adopt.

Address: 2330 East 1st Street, Long Beach California

History

After Stef and Lena became partners and mothers to Brandon, they fostered the twins, Mariana and Jesus. They outgrew their former place and Lena fell in love with the house as soon as she saw it, despite it being well over their price range. However, Lena talked to her parents and managed to get her inheritance early so the women could make a down payment. After some mild begging, Stef agreed to buy the house and they moved in. Each of their children was given their own room, and soon after, Mariana and Jesus were adopted.

Several years later, Lena brought Callie into the house, followed by her younger brother, Jude. After all of the kids moved out and went away to college, Lena considered running for a position on the student board. However, they would have to move to a different district to run, something that was originally a deal-breaker for Lena. After the support of her family, Lena decided to run after all, and they sold their house.

Residents

House - Former

Barn - Former

Notes and Trivia

  • The house is seen in the opening credits of every season of "The Fosters".
  • The money used to purchase the house was originally thought to be a gift from Lena's parents, however, they always considered it to be a loan. This leads to financial and legal difficulties for the family.
  • Stef and Lena almost sold the house once, but luckily, didn't have to after the couple filed for divorce to freeze their assets.
  • Gabriel Duncroft, Mariana and Jesus' biological father, remodeled the barn.

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