CORNER COURT DUPLEX, SKYLINE & CRESCENT ENTRY

About the Space

Two-story multi-unit court compound on a generous corner lot, framed by mature trees and a trimmed hedge wall that gives natural street separation without feeling closed off. The exterior delivers classic residential vernacular: white-painted wood siding, dark pitched shingle roof, lattice fence panels, and a covered upper balcony with full-length glass screening — the kind of screened sun porch that photographs beautifully at blue hour when warm interior light spills against a deep teal sky. Inside, the units feature dark hardwood plank flooring against white-painted walls that bounce light cleanly. The kitchen shows white shaker-style upper cabinets, dark laminate countertops, stainless appliances, and a sliding glass door opening to the upper balcony — west-facing, so late-afternoon light arrives golden and diffused through tree canopy. The bathroom is production-ready without art department intervention: white subway tile tub surround, espresso vanity, chrome fixtures, dark hardwood floors continuous from the main living space. The rooftop concrete deck is the standout production asset — open-air, steel-railed, with a clear sightline to a mid-rise downtown skyline. Real city towers in the background, no greenscreen required. The brick-paved courtyard entry runs under a covered carport-style overhang flanked by agave, bamboo, and drought-tolerant ground cover, giving the ground level a layered foreground for wide establishing shots. A weathered garden statue half-hidden in tropical foliage adds the kind of found detail art departments photograph as reference. Corner lot positioning means dual street access on two sides — load-in is genuinely straightforward, with room for production trucks and gear staging that doesn't compromise shoot zones. A secondary rear structure works cleanly as holding or base camp. Multiple self-contained units allow simultaneous activations: shooting in one space, holding in another, catering staged out back. The interior palette — white walls, dark floors, chrome — reads period-adjacent or contemporary without heavy redressing. Enough visual variety across rooftop, interior, courtyard, garden, and balcony to cover multiple script locations in a single day. Pricing: Pricing is based on the total number of cast and crew or guests, as well as the areas you plan to use during production or events. Rates listed are for a single area only, and additional areas will need to be discussed and agreed upon. Let's jump on a call ASAP to discuss your needs—we strive to be as budget-friendly as possible!