1940s Mid-Century Traditional Ranch Home

This preserved 1949 traditional ranch home offers an authentic mid-century aesthetic. Characterised by rich walnut wood-beamed ceilings, wood-panelled walls with picture ledges, and original hardwood flooring, the residence retains its period integrity inside and out. Interior spaces include a large living room, a dining room, and a saloon complete with real saloon doors, a full bar with captains-chair stools, brick flooring, and emerald green velvet drapery. The vintage kitchen showcases brick walls, knotty pine cabinetry, a 1949 Thermador oven, and butter-yellow Big Chill appliances against vibrant period-painted walls. Outdoors, the grounds feature a freeform pool adorned with music note tiles and red brick edging, framed by lush lawns, citrus trees, a prominent oak, mature ficus, and optional vintage outdoor furnishings. Available to hire for photoshoots and filming.

- Rare, preserved 1949 mid-century traditional ranch architecture offering intact exterior and interior period details in the San Fernando Valley.
- Rich walnut-toned wood-beamed ceilings, wood-panelled walls with integrated picture ledges, original wood floors, and vintage 1960s floral wall-and-ceiling paper.
- Custom vintage saloon shoot area featuring swing doors, a built-in full bar with captain’s chair stools, brick flooring, and a bottle glass door framed by emerald green velvet curtains.
- Authentic period kitchen layout complete with exposed brick walls, knotty pine cabinetry, an original 1949 Thermador oven, and retro butter-yellow Big Chill appliances.
- Vibrant backyard location space featuring a freeform swimming pool with music note tile detailing, red brick coping, mature oak and citrus trees, and optional vintage patio furniture.
Filming & Photography
San Fernando Valley, CA, USA
Indoor crew capacity: 12 people
Outdoor crew capacity: 35 people
Noise: Planes fly overhead regularly throughout the day from nearby airports.
Modifications: No tape, nails, screws, pins, staples, adhesives, or mounting materials on walls, doors, floors, windows, or furniture without prior approval from homeowners.
Additional house rules must be signed and followed.