Marsh Residence

For the Marsh family's former residence, see Tegridy Farms

The Marsh Residence is the Marsh family's house. Randy Marsh and Sharon currently live there with their two children, Stan and Shelley sometimes alongside others, though they have moved out on two occasions, including from Season Twenty-Two to Season Twenty-Eight. It first appeared in the episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride".

The home is located on Avenue de Los Mexicanos, although its address is given as Bonanza Street in "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants". In "Chickenpox", it is directly across the train tracks from the McCormick Residence but since South Park: The Stick of Truth, the Broflovski Residence is usually shown between the Marsh home and the tracks.

Background

In "Cash for Gold", a photograph seems to depict Randy's father Marvin Marsh in the home sometime prior to Stan's birth, suggesting that the Marsh family has lived there for over ten years.

In "Clubhouses" when Stan's parents divorce, Sharon is seen remaining at the house with Stan and Shelley, as well as with her new husband Roy, while Randy seems to move out.

During the first several seasons, Stan's grandfather Marvin lived with his family at home, and would be seen eating dinner with them and and had his own room, seen briefly in "Quintuplets 2000". He may have moved out during Season Thirteen as he was seen eating with family in "Margaritaville", but was not present for dinner in "Eat, Pray, Queef" or at home in "Pinewood Derby".

In "You're Getting Old", Randy and Sharon divorce again and place the house for sale, before moving back in at the conclusion of "Ass Burgers". Shelley is seen leaving and returning alongside them, but Marvin and their dog Sparky are not seen in either episode.

Marvin was confirmed to have moved out in "Cash For Gold", and though he is sometimes seen with the family since then including at dinner as before, he has not been depicted with a room sleeping at the house.

In "The End of Serialization as We Know It", Marvin and Sparky are seen alongside the family in the living room as they watch television.

In "Tegridy Farms", the Marshes sell their house and move away to a farm further out of town where they grow marijuana, Tegridy Farms, and remain there for several seasons until losing the farm in "Sickofancy". They finally move back to their original home in "The Crap Out" as part of a Christmas miracle arranged by Jesus Christ to thank Stan.

Appearance

Exterior

The Marshes' House is built to the same basic floorplan as most of the other houses. The color of the house was light green in early episodes (making it look identical to Cartman's current house), but later changed to dark green (similar to the Broflovski Residence, the McCormick Residence, Chef's Residence and the Testaburger Residence). It has two stories and an attached garage.

Interior

The Marshes' House has a front room which includes a television and a gray couch in the living area, with a floor lamp, a small dresser and a photograph on the wall behind the living room. There is a dining room nearby including a table with chairs and seating for six, with a vanity nearby. The walls are purple and the floor is typically brown but is occasionally depicted instead as yellow.

The kitchen has pink walls with brown cabinets and a yellow tile floor that is later gray. The walls between the kitchen and living room were removed during "White People Renovating Houses" to create an 'open concept' living space.

Upstairs, there are four bedrooms - one for Randy and Sharon, one for Stan, one for Shelley, and another formerly used by Marvin Marsh. There is also a bathroom at the end of the hall. Stan's room has purple walls with blue flooring, with two dressers, a football-themed lamp, a prominent built-in closet, a toy chest with a dinosaur on it, a computer desk, and Stan's bed, with a blue blanket, is usually located near the window, which has blue curtains. A Street Warrior poster often hangs over his bed. Shelley's room has similar purple walls but with gray flooring, a computer desk and a white vanity, as well as a pink blanket on her bed. Sharon and Randy's room has a master bathroom, as well as pink walls and blue flooring, with orange pillows and a blanket over their bed, located between two dressers with separate lamps, and a photo of them.

Randy also has a study seen in several episodes, such as "More Crap", "Crème Fraiche" and "You're Getting Old", containing diplomas and books. Whether this is a conversion of Marvin's former bedroom or another room in the house, and which floor it is located on, is not known. He also sometimes appears to have a separate computer room.

There is a basement, which is rarely seen but includes a laboratory for Randy Marsh, and a work bench. There is also a work bench and a number of tools in the garage, which is occasionally depicted as attached but is usually detached.

Residents

• Randy Marsh
• Sharon Marsh
• Shelley Marsh
• Stan Marsh
• Marvin Marsh (formerly)
• Sparky (formerly)

Prominence

• "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" - Sparky runs away from here.
• "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" - Shelley beats up Stan here.
• "Death" - Marvin Marsh repeatedly tries to get Stan to kill him.
• "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" - The Boys watch America's Stupidest Home Videos here.
• "Conjoined Fetus Lady" - After hearing about conjoined twin myslexia, Stan tries to get his twin out of his head.
• "City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)" - Stan wakes up from his dream here.
• "Chickenpox" - Sharon finds out Stan has chickenpox.
• "Clubhouses" - Stan and Kyle build a clubhouse here.
• "Spookyfish" - Aunt Flo comes to visit and brings Stan a fish.
• "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!" - Sharon tries to stop Stan from going to the Cartmans for Christmas.
• "Prehistoric Ice Man" - Larry tries to freeze himself here.
• "Spontaneous Combustion" - Randy tries to find the cause of spontaneous combustion here.
• "Jakovasaurs" - The dads and Jakov watch the football here.
• "Sexual Harassment Panda" - Cartman gets Stan's things after the lawsuit.
• "Chinpokomon" - Randy and Sharon watch Chinpokomon to see why the kids like it.
• "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" - Shelley sings I Saw Three Ships here.
• "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" - Stan fails to get his period.
• "Timmy 2000" - Chef comes to warn the parents about the effects of Ritalin.
• "Quintuplets 2000" - The Quintuplets stay here. After, the house is destroyed.
• "Something You Can Do with Your Finger" - Randy forbids Stan from being in a boy band.
• "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - Stan gets his parents and Shelley arrested for molestation.
• "A Very Crappy Christmas" - The family have a boring Christmas before the cartoon starts.
• "Cartmanland" - Stan and Kyle watch Cartman's advert for his theme park.
• "Proper Condom Use" - Stan is sent to his room after stimulating the dog.
• "Towelie" - The boys play with their Okama Gamesphere here.
• "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants" - The goat from Afghanistan is delivered here.
• "Here Comes the Neighborhood" - The boys make fun of Tolkien when he brings a DVD over.
• "Freak Strike" - The boys watch Maury Povich here and come up with an idea to put Butters on the show.
• "Fun with Veal" - The boys hide out with the baby cows in Stan's bedroom.
• "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer" - The boys try to watch the Terrance and Phillip trailer here, but Cartman accidentally breaks the TV.
• "Professor Chaos" - The boys try to decide who to pick as fourth friend.
• "Red Hot Catholic Love" - Stan tells his parents about Cartman crapping out his mouth.
• "Free Hat" - The boys count how many members they have.
• "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" - Randy speaks to Stan about boobs.
• "Child Abduction is Not Funny" - Randy and Sharon fit Stan with a Child Tracker.
• "A Ladder to Heaven" - The boys build their ladder in the backyard.
• "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" - Randy and Sharon send the boys to take The Lord of the Rings to Butters' house, but accidentally send them with Back Door Sluts 9.
• "My Future Self n' Me" - Future Stan comes to stay here.
• "I'm a Little Bit Country" - The boys try to do their report here but are disrupted by the protesters.
• "South Park is Gay!" - The metrosexual men hang out here.
• "Christian Rock Hard" - Moop practice here.
• "Grey Dawn" - The family discuss old people driving.
• "Casa Bonita" - Kyle tells the boys about his party at Casa Bonita.
• "All About Mormons" - The family learn about Joseph Smith and Mormonism.
• "Butt Out" - Cartman comes here for protection after being chased by Rob Reiner.
• "Raisins" - Stan cries here after Wendy breaks up with him.
• "It's Christmas in Canada" - Kyle calls up City Airlines so he can go to Canada.
• "Up the Down Steroid" - Cartman tells the boys his idea for joining the special Olympics.
• "The Passion of the Jew" - Stan and Kenny decide to go and see The Passion of the Christ.
• "You Got F'd in the A" - Randy teaches Stan to dance.
• "The Jeffersons" - Michael Jefferson comes to dinner.
• "Goobacks" - Stan is berated for referring to the future people as Goobacks.
• "Douche and Turd" - The family discuss the mascot vote.
• "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes" - Randy gets addicted to Wall-Mart.
• "Pre-School" - Cartman tries to teach Stan how to beg his mom for something.
• "Woodland Critter Christmas" - Stan comes here to try and forget about the Woodland Critters.
• "Die Hippie, Die" - Sharon and Randy realize their past behavior as hippies.
• "The Losing Edge" - Randy gets ready for his fight at the baseball game.
• "The Death of Eric Cartman" - Cartman eats all the skin off the KFC before the boys can.
• "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" - Stan worries about the people of Beaverton.
• "Follow That Egg!" - Stan looks after his egg here.
• "Ginger Kids - Kyle and Kenny come to get Stan so they can make Cartman non-ginger again.
• "Trapped in the Closet" - Tom Cruise locks himself in Stan's closet after thinking he was the reincarnation of L Ron Hubbard.
• "Bloody Mary" - Randy tries to deal with his alcoholism.
• "The Return of Chef" - Chef comes here after returning from the Super Adventure Club.
• "Smug Alert!" - Stan writes Hey People, You Gotta Drive Hybrids Already.
• "Cartoon Wars Part I" - The family evacuate the house over the Family Guy episode.
• "ManBearPig" - Al Gore calls Stan for help.
• "Tsst" - Cartman comes here after running away.
• "Make Love, Not Warcraft" - Stan plays World of Warcraft here.
• "Hell on Earth 2006" - Randy summons Biggie Smalls.
• "Stanley's Cup" - Randy confronts Stan about his past mistake in pee-wee hockey.
• "Fantastic Easter Special" - Stan asks his family about the connection between Easter Eggs and Jesus's death.
• "More Crap" - Randy takes a massive crap here.
• "Imaginationland" - Linda and Stephen come to ask about the whereabouts of Butters.
• "Guitar Queer-O" - Kyle and Stan try to reach a million points on Guitar Hero.
• "Britney's New Look" - The boys and Randy watch Britney Watch.
• "Canada on Strike" - The boys realise the Canada strike means no new Terrance and Phillip episodes.
• "Over Logging" - The family discover they have no internet.
• "Pandemic" - Randy starts filming everything with his video camera.
• "Pandemic 2: The Startling" - Randy continues to use the camera.
• "About Last Night..." - The Obama supporters celebrate here.
• "Elementary School Musical" - The boys watch High School Musical.
• "Margaritaville" - The family speak about the economy.
• "Eat, Pray, Queef" - Sharon confronts Randy about queefing vs. farting.
• "Pinewood Derby" - The government tells the family that their pinewood derby car discovered alien life.
• "Fatbeard" - Kyle calls Stan up to check Cartman has definitely gone to Somalia.
• "Dead Celebrities" - The boys try to work out what to do with Michael Jackson.
• "Whale Whores" - Butters tells Stan about Whale Wars.
• "The F Word" - The boys meet to decide what to do about the Harley Riders.
• "Pee" - Randy calls Sharon up after Pi Pi's Splashtown is flooded.
• "Sexual Healing" - The boys play Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011.
• "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" - Sharon finds the book.
• "Medicinal Fried Chicken" - Randy tries to give himself cancer.
• "You Have 0 Friends" - Stan struggles with Facebook.
• "It's a Jersey Thing" - The Giudicies come for dinner.
• "Coon 2: Hindsight" - The family speak about Captain Hindsight.
• "Crème Fraiche" - Randy starts getting aroused by the Food Network.
• "Crack Baby Athletic Association" - Kyle repeatedly comes here to try and justify what he is doing with the crack babies.
• "You're Getting Old" - Sharon bans Stan from listening to Tween Wave. The house is put up for sale at the end as Randy and Sharon decide to get a divorce.
• "Ass Burgers" - The Marshes move back into their home after Randy and Sharon get back together.
• "The Last of the Meheecans" - Randy sees the Mexicans returning home as a good thing until he finds piles of leaves outside.
• "Broadway Bro Down" - Randy and Sharon discuss Broadway musicals.
• "Reverse Cowgirl" - Randy is forced to follow the Toilet Safety Administration rules.
• "Sarcastaball" - Randy realizes he is incapable of not being sarcastic.
• "Raising the Bar" - Kyle discusses with Stan on filming Cartman on mobility scooters for profit.
• "Insecurity" - Randy discovers the picture of the UPS man having sex with "mom".
• "A Nightmare on Face Time" - Randy tells the family he bought Blockbuster.
• "A Scause For Applause" - Stan refuses to admit he cut his bracelet off.
• "Informative Murder Porn" - Randy tries to find a way past the parental block.
• "Ginger Cow" - Stan tells Kyle the ginger cow was fake.
• "Black Friday" - Sharon confronts Randy about his mall job.
• "Titties and Dragons" - Cartman gets Stan grounded after he finds out the plan.
• "Go Fund Yourself" - Stan thinks up a startup company name.
• "Gluten Free Ebola" - Randy and Sharon clear out the kitchen when gluten is branded as dangerous.
• "The Cissy" - Randy tells Stan Lorde's true identity.
• "The Magic Bush" - Randy plays with his drone.
• "Freemium Isn't Free" - Randy confronts Stan about his gambling addiction.
• "Cock Magic" - Randy shows the boys cock magic.
• "REHASH" - The family discuss Lorde.
• "HappyHolograms" - Randy tells Shelley he is Lorde.
• "Stunning and Brave" - Stan and Sharon confront Randy after he joins the PC Delta.
• "The City Part of Town" - Randy and Sharon watch Jimmy Fallon.
• "Tweek x Craig" - Randy speaks to Stan about Yaoi.
• "Naughty Ninjas" - Randy discovers the identity of the SoDoSoPa Ninjas.
• "Sponsored Content" - Randy watches the news, only to be interrupted by an ad.
• "Truth and Advertising" - Randy tells Sharon he can't afford to live in South Park anymore.
• "PC Principal Final Justice" - Randy works with Mr. Garrison, Principal Victoria and Caitlyn Jenner to save the town.
• "Member Berries" - Randy tries Memberberries.
• "The Damned" - Randy decides to vote for Mr. Garrison after seeing his speech on the news.
• "Fort Collins" - Randy and Mr. Garrison work together to stop the Memberberries.
• "Oh, Jeez" - The family discuss the election.
• "The End of Serialization as We Know It" - The family watch the news of the first person to send an email on the new Internet.
• "White People Renovating Houses" - Randy has issues with Darryl Weathers during filming of White People Renovating Houses.
• "Holiday Special" - Randy uses Bill Yellow Hawk to try and get Native American DNA.
• "Hummels & Heroin" - The family discuss Shady Acres.
• "Sons A Witches" - Sharon berates Randy for continuing with the witch club after the actions of Chip Duncan.
• "SUPER HARD PCness" - The boys watch the new Terrance and Phillip here.
• "Dead Kids" - Randy struggles to cope with Sharon's behaviour over the school shootings.
• "A Boy And A Priest" - Randy continues to make fun of Father Maxi.
• "Tegridy Farms" - Randy puts the house up for sale to move to Tegridy Farms.
• "The Crap Out" - Jesus gifts Stan the home as a Christmas miracle.

Video Games

South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play!

Stan's house was the first level in which Cartman warns Stan about the Ginger Kids before they attack. Achievements that could easily be achieved in this level are:

• Rochambeau: Awarded for using a special ability. Image: Cartman next to an explosion.
• Couch Potato: Awarded for watching a video in the scrapbook. Image: The extremely obese Cartman from Make Love, Not Warcraft

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Side Quests

Stan gets the New Kid to fight Shelley so he can get his iPhone back.

Underpants for "Phase One" can be collected in both Stan's room and the master bedroom.

Collectibles

• Friends
  • Shelley - Becomes your friend after you defeat her.
  • Bradley Biggle - Can be found hiding in the bushes by the house (gnome dust required).

• Costumes
  • Druid Robes - Found in the yellow crate in Stan's garage.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole

Main Quest

On Day 1, Randy is found outside the house cleaning his car. When spoken to, he explains that someone has been keying his car, and sends the New Kid on a quest to find out who. While this originally seems like a side quest, it becomes important later.

On Night One, the New Kid and Captain Diabetes pass Randy on the way to Kyle's house, who is keying his own car. Captain Diabetes and the New Kid fight him to stop him from driving.

Collectibles

• Coonstagram Followers
  • Randy - Can be friended on Day 2 after The Bowels of the Beast is completed.
  • Shelley - Can be friended once the New Kid become a Level 7 influencer.
  • Marvin Marsh - Can be friended after buying him some condoms from the Unplanned Parenthood Clinic.
  • Autumn Hankey - Can be friended after Sandblaster is used on a pipe next to the bathroom door.

• Yaoi Art
  • Craig and Tweek: Heart Peeps - Can be collected from Shelly's bedroom. (Snap 'n' Pops required).

• Costumes
  • C-Cup Headwear - Can be found in the chest of drawers in the master bedroom. Appears to be Sharon Marsh's bra.

• Inventory
  • Randy's Grunt Sculpture - Can be obtained after unblocking the toilet.

Trivia

• The Marsh Residence was absent from the series starting from "Tegridy Farms" which aired on October 17th, 2018, until "The Crap Out" which aired on December 10th 2025; a time span of seven years and 1 month.
• Randy Marsh has a basic science laboratory in the basement.
• Their television was stolen in "About Last Night...", but they either got it back or bought a new one, because a television in their living room is shown in later episodes.
• In Season One, when they show outside shots of Stan's house, it is the same color as Cartman's House.
• The house was destroyed in "Quintuplets 2000", however, it was rebuilt in later episodes.
• In the episode "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants", the name of the Marsh Residence's street (Bonanza Street) is shown on an envelope that Stan sent to one of The Afghan Boys a for a school-mandated fundraiser. The zip code is 80439.
  • Although the address doesn't remain the same in "Reverse Cowgirl", when Randy's being given a ticket.
• The picture in the living room is of Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park. In the dining room is a picture of Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, California.
• The interior of Red's Residence in "The List" is the same interior used for the Marsh Residence, presumably to save costs until a new living room design was created for Red several seasons later.