Does Alfred actually live in Wayne Manor?

[WontonGirl]

I don't even know why this was a question to begin with.

Yes, Alfred lives at the Manor. Way too many Comics, Movies, TV shows and Video Games have shown that he does.

[WontonGirl]

In the 1966 Batman, I'm not quite sure he lives there.

I always imagined there's a residence for him on the property, just off screen.

If you are talking about the Batman 66' TV show, they have shown Alfred in his bathrobe.

[MajorHoy]

It's clear that he lives there ever since the first comics in the 19040s.

What year?

By the way, don't forget Alfred wasn't introduced until Batman #16 in 1943, about four years after Batman himself first appeared.



(Off-hand, I don't know if they showed any live in servants for Wayne Manor prior to Alfred.)

[WontonGirl]

What year?

By the way, don't forget Alfred wasn't introduced until Batman #16 in 1943, about four years after Batman himself first appeared.



(Off-hand, I don't know if they showed any live in servants for Wayne Manor prior to Alfred.)

You answered your own question

[Starter Set]

Considering he's always around when Bruce needs him or to make some tea or whatever i take he lives there.

Which used to be quite common for domestics working for rich families to live in their bosses houses, often in a glorified closet or in some other "i can't believe it's that small" part of the house.

[oasis1313]

Alfred lets Bruce live in HIS house.

[batnbreakfast]

Alfred lets Bruce live in HIS house.

Batman doesn't live in Alfred's cellar, Alfed lives in Batman's attic

[oasis1313]

I think Batman lives in Alfred's basement.

[WontonGirl]

Yes, Bruce Wayne lives in Alfred's house. That's it!

[oasis1313]

Yes, Bruce Wayne lives in Alfred's house. That's it!

Alfred does all the work of taking care of a 10 million square foot house, a cave a thousand times the size of Carlsbad Cavern, AND a barnyard (featuring the amazing Bat-Cow) with no help; he's bound have changed the deed over to his own name by now. "Oh, and by the way, Sir--I now own everything. You may address me as Master Pennyworth. Now go shampoo the living room carpet."

[dietrich]

Bruce took the house back when he returned from Europe. Alfred has the West Wing. Dick and Bruce know not to ever go to the West Wing.

[dietrich]

Alfred does all the work of taking care of a 10 million square foot house, a cave a thousand times the size of Carlsbad Cavern, AND a barnyard (featuring the amazing Bat-Cow) with no help; he's bound have changed the deed over to his own name by now. "Oh, and by the way, Sir--I now own everything. You may address me as Master Pennyworth. Now go shampoo the living room carpet."

That sounds exactly like the Alfred from the DC Abridged series.