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The Turners' House is the house where Timmy Turner and his parents reside. It looks almost like all of the other houses in their suburban neighborhood. The house has three stories.
House Description
The exterior of the house is painted white, with a red colored roof, a chimney running up the right side of the house, and a satellite dish and garage on the left. There are bushes in the front of the house, and a pathway leading up the front door. In the back yard is a garden, more bushes, and Timmy's Treehouse.
First Floor
The Turner's House at night
On the first floor, is the living room, the dining room, and the kitchen. Vicky often torments Timmy in the living room, such as trying to cut him in half, killing him with a laser, etc. In the kitchen, Timmy's mom cooks for Timmy and Timmy's dad. The dining room is where they have the meals and where they are served.
Second Floor
On the second floor is Timmy's bedroom, his parents' bedroom, and two restrooms. One is in Timmy's bedroom, but it is not always there, and another is outside in the hallway. Timmy's bedroom is on the 2nd floor as previously stated. He keeps all of his belongings in his closet there, and also his bed. On a small table next to him is the fishbowl in which Cosmo, Wanda, and now Poof live in. Timmy's parents sleep in a separate bedroom across the hall.
Third Floor
There is an attic on this floor. The Turners keep all of their old belongings in there.
Inhabitants
- Timmy Turner
- Cosmo, Wanda, and Poof (in their fishbowl)
- Mr. Turner
- Mrs. Turner
- Vicky, Tootie, Vicky and Tootie's Dad, Nicky, and Doidle (brief time in Timmy's 2-D House of Horror)
- Denzel Crocker, Dark Laser, Francis and the Headless Horseman (as guests in Dread N' Breakfast)
- Abraham Lincoln (also in Dread N' Breakfast)
- Tommy and Tammy Turner (future inhabitants)
Trivia/Goofs
- Vicky and her family once stayed there because their house was destroyed by Timmy in "Timmy's 2-D House of Horror".
- Some other guests are Dark Laser, Crocker, Francis, Abe Lincoln, and the Headless Horseman.
- There is not always a second restroom.