SpongeBob SquarePants' house

SpongeBob and Gary's pineapple house.

SpongeBob SquarePants lives in a pineapple located at 124 Conch Street (this is the address shown on Spongebob's license). The house is three stories high and fully furnished.

First Floor

First Floor There is a small garage in the back of the house and two windows in the front. The garage can first be seen in the early short "Reef Blower" and the episode "Naughty Nautical Neighbors", although it has been more recently seen in "Have You Seen This Snail?", where Gary leaves the house through it. It can also be seen in other episodes such as "The Gift of Gum" and "Krabby Road". Out back of the house, the backyard is closed in by a square of flowers, much like the ones seen in the sky. On the first floor, his house features a living room, coat closet, trophy closet, and a kitchen. The living room features an inflatable sofa and diving helmet-shaped TV, and a small table with a phone shaped like a conch shell, called a "shell-phone". SpongeBob spends a lot of time here. The living room features bamboo wallpaper, two fishing hook ornaments (one regular and one shaped like a fish), and various pictures framed on the wall. The kitchen contains a window, a fridge, a stove, sink, a cupboard, a table, and other typical kitchen tools. Gary's food bowl can also be found here.

Second Floor

SpongeBob's bathroom is found on the second floor. The hallway contains doors leading to his library and bathroom, as well as an additional staircase that leads to his bedroom.

His bathroom contain a square-shaped toilet, a shower/bathtub, a sink, etc. as well as a porthole window that looks out on Conch Street.

The library/study is the largest room in the house, and occupies both the second and third stories. It contains books such as Moby Dick, The Codfather, and Silence of the Clams, as well as various comic books and SpongeBob's diary. The library also contains a reading chair chained to the ceiling by a fishing hook, a huge pipe organ, a fireplace, a porthole window, and a spare closet. There is also an entrance chute coming from the the third floor, seen in "Boating School".

There is a workout room, featuring teddy bears and other light objects, as seen in "Help Wanted", "MuscleBob BuffPants", and "No Nose Knows".

Third Floor

The staircase to the second floor is also green-colored, and is found next to the library. SpongeBob's bedroom is found on the third floor, along with a hallway. SpongeBob's bedroom features a foghorn that serves as an alarm clock, and a diving board above his bed (which has three mattresses). The bedroom also contains a porthole window from which the inside of Squidward's House can be seen. There is also an escape hatch to the grassy roof of the house, which is seen in "Jellyfish Jam" and "Something Smells". His pineapple came from a boat in Truth or Square.

List of features

First Floor

• Kitchen: Contains a table,an a fridge that is white and red on the bottom. The stove is attached to the ceiling and the sink is just a sand box.
• Living Room: This is the main room of the house. It is where the front door is located.
• Garage: The garage is in the back. This is where SpongeBob keeps his Reef Blower and unicycle.
• Office: SpongeBob does his homework in this area (He also has an office on the 2nd floor)
• Laundry Room: It made an appearance in Dumped and To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants. The room looks different in both episodes.
• Gym: As seen in a few episodes-SpongeBob does his workouts with his "equipment" in this room. It contains a mat, with stuffed animals as weights.
• Coat Closet: As seen in Party Pooper Pants.
• Trophy Closet: As seen in Big Pink Loser.

Second Floor

• Bathroom: SpongeBob goes in the shower, brushes his teeth (etc.) here, where a peanut plant also grows.
• Office: Again, SpongeBob does homework here.
• Library: This room is the largest room in the house. It contains many books, a closet, and an organ.

Third Floor

• Bedroom: This is where SpongeBob and Gary sleep.
• Closet: A closet in SpongeBob's room.
• Closet: Another closet in SpongeBob's room.
• Guest Bedroom: Gary slept here once and Patrick found SpongeBob after he played paddleball in Have You Seen This Snail?. (It's really just a closet though.)

Roof

• Hatch: SpongeBob has a hatch leading to his roof where he has nothing but the sky and view of the city. This was seen in Something Smells and Jellyfish Jam. It can be more recently seen in That Sinking Feeling and Love That Squid.

Inhabitants

• SpongeBob (main inhabitant)
• Gary (main inhabitant)
• Jerry (given away)
• Larry the Snail (given away)
• Chip (eaten by Gary)
• Penny (possibly spent)
• Used Napkin (possibly thrown away)
• Junior (left after he was able to fly again)
• The Flying Dutchman (when he briefly lost his ability to scare people)
• Patrick (randomly and when playing with SpongeBob)
• Squidward (boarder when he lost his job in "Can You Spare A Dime?", and on occasion)
• Puffy Fluffy (given away)

Instances when Destroyed

• Home Sweet Pineapple - SpongeBob's house is eaten by Nematodes.
• Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm - A giant worm destroys part of the house.
• Patty Hype - SpongeBob dreams that he gets old and his house rots. When he dies in his dream, his house is gone completely.
• Opposite Day - SpongeBob and Patrick destroys his house on purpose. (fixed by Squidward)
• Spy Buddies - SpongeBob's house gets fried and turns black when a self-destructed patty explodes in patrick's pants.
• Sing a Song of Patrick - The house is destroyed by Patrick's song.
• Dying for Pie - The house was presumably destroyed (along with the rest of Bikini Bottom) when the pie/bomb blew up at the end of the episode.
• That Sinking Feeling - Although it technically wasn't destroyed, it along with the rest of Bikini Bottom, sank into the ground after SpongeBob and Patrick dug tunnels that collapsed when they were running in fear from Squidward.
• Frankendoodle - DoodleBob erases part of the house.
• Gone - Two parts of the house are destroyed twice by SpongeBob's boat, and another part of the house is destroyed by SpongeBob running away from the boat.
• Night Light - the roof of the house is torn off when SpongeBob and Patrick put a light house in it to keep off the "creepy creatures of the dark" and Patrick also puts a giant hole in the side of the house when he moves his rock into it to get out of the dark
• The Monster Who Came to Bikini Bottom - Raarg threw SpongeBob's House
• Big Sister Sam - Sam destroys the house in a rage
• Roller Cowards - got destroyed when Patrick came in to show SpongeBob a new ride in Glove World called the Fiery Fist O' Pain
• The Krusty Plate - Same as Dying for Pie. The house was also presumably destroyed (along with the rest of Bikini Bottom and the Krusty Krab) when SpongeBob makes a maximum power to get rid of the spot.
• New Fish in Town - Squidward threw SpongeBob's house with a machine car
• Pineapple Fever- House Is Struck By Lighting But Not Destroyed
• A Friendly Game - SpongeBob destroyed it by swining his putter to hard and hit his ball while they were playing golf inside.
• Sentimental Sponge - SpongeBob's House was destroyed by all his garbage.
• Pet or Pests-While fighting Mrs. Wormsly and Gary busted the front door off its hinges (the whole pineapple wasn't destroyed though)
• On ocassion, Sandy will sometimes bust down SpongeBob's front door, like in What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?

Trivia

• In the episode "Truth or Square", it shows that a sailor was painting a bowl of fruit in the sea, then a pineapple falls out of the bowl and lands near Squidward's house; a door and windows suddenly appear.
• It is impossible for a pineapple to be underwater because pineapples float. The furniture may be what makes it stay on the ground. In some episodes, it's made of wood.
• In the episode "Blackjack", the building was just referred to as The Pineapple on a letter from Cousin Blackjack.
• The staircase inside SpongeBob's house is sometimes on the left side, and sometimes it's on the right side.
• In "One Krab's Trash", his bedroom is on the first floor, while it is usually on the third floor. This may have had to be done because it would be impossible for Mr. Krabs to scare SpongeBob through the window on the third floor.
• There is a game on TLC.com in which players have to match coupons to the correct item and one of the coupons has the pineapple house on it.
• In earlier episodes, the blanket on SpongeBob's bed was green. But in later episodes, it is purple.
  • Although he may have just bought the purple one.
• In the episode "Help Wanted", when the first time SpongeBob's house was seen, there was only one window on the top left, but in future episodes he has two windows
• Sometimes, the garage at the back of SpongeBob's house is directly in the center, and sometimes, more off to the side. Sometimes, there's a back door in the center.
• When you compare the outside and inside of SpongeBob's house, his house looks a lot bigger on the inside.