Looks like Michael Scott is getting some new neighbors.
A condo located next door to the one featured on “The Office” has hit the market for the first time in nearly a decade, The Post has learned.
With the exact same floor plan of that first shown in Season 2, Episode 3 — “Office Olympics,” which highlights Michael (played by Steve Carrell) buying his first-ever home — the three-bedroom California townhouse is on sale for $699,000.
Located in a gated San Fernando Valley neighborhood, the home was last purchased in 2010 for $300,000.
On the show, however, the home was located in Scranton, Penn. — clear across the country from where filming happened.
The property only went on sale by the owner, Brittanny Dipla, on March 2, and is already getting a lot of attention.
“It’s the same exact layout [as the one Michael Scott bought],” Dipla told The Post. “I already had two open houses back to back and I already have offers. I am expecting more offers.”
The townhouse spans 1,458 square feet. Brittanny Dipla
Dwight Schrute (played by Rainn Wilson) and Michael Scott (played by Steve Carrell) in “The Office” episode, “Office Olympics.” NBC
A shot from “Dinner Party,” the 13th episode of the fourth season of “The Office.” NBC
The kitchen painted in yellow and purple of the neighboring home. Brittanny Dipla
An area that can be used as a dining space. Brittanny Dipla
Michael Scott (played by Steve Carrell) in “The Office” episode “Dinner Party.” NBC
The living room of the listed home. Brittanny Dipla
The “Dinner Party” episode originally aired on NBC on April 10, 2008. NBCDipla’s townhouse, which has been painted with bright colors, and the townhouse featured on “The Office,” are two of 36 homes in total inside the gated community.
Spanning 1,458 square feet, exactly the same space as Michael’s, features include hardwood floors, high ceilings, an open kitchen with direct access to the garage, a formal dining area with bay windows and a marble fireplace in the living room.
Other perks include a balcony in the primary suite with a skylight in the bathroom to bring in natural light. There is also a large storage shed in the backyard, according to the listing.
One of three bedrooms. Brittanny Dipla
The primary bathroom. Brittanny Dipla
The powder room. Brittanny Dipla
An extra room. Brittanny Dipla
The garage. Brittanny Dipla
The backyard with a storage shed. Brittanny DiplaMichael’s actual condo, which on the show itself was supposed to be on 126 Kellum Ct. inside the Kellum Court complex in Scranton, Penn., last sold in 2005 for $490,000 and has remained off the market ever since.
The townhouse went on to portray Michael’s condo in the episodes “Fun Run,” “Dream Team,” “Threat Level Midnight” and, of course, the 2008’s great “Dinner Party.”
“Dinner Party” was one of the show’s most popular episodes, in which Michael and then-girlfriend Jan Levinson (Melora Hardin) invite several of Michael’s fellow coupled-up employees for dinner.
Jenna Fischer, who played Pam Beasely and Angela Kinsey, who played Angela Martin interviewed “The Office” director Paul Feig for a recap of the “Office Olympics” episode for their podcast “Office Ladies.” In the episode, Feig explained how the townhouse made its debut on the show.
“You wanted something that had enough flow to it and openness that you weren’t gonna be stuck in little rooms, you know, with just basically walls as your background,” Feig said. “So what I really liked about it is it had that kitchen that went through to the back patio.”
