HILLSIDE SPANISH ESTATE, TERRA COTTA & VALLEY DUSK

From the air at dusk, this two-story Spanish Mediterranean estate reads like something pulled from a backlot dream — terracotta roof tiles catching the last pink light, arched entry windows glowing amber, and a broad brick-paver motor court that opens through wrought-iron gates to a sweeping valley panorama. The facade is symmetrical and grand without being cold: cream stucco, architectural pilasters, Juliet balconies, and mature palms framing both corners give every exterior angle serious production value. Truck access is solid via the wide curved driveway — multiple grip vehicles can park on the motor court, and the gated entry creates a natural production perimeter. Background artists and holding can be managed in the rear grounds around the pool terrace, which sits on its own generous paver deck with mountain views and established tree canopy on three sides for natural diffusion. Step inside and the tone shifts to layered Old World luxury. The main living room is anchored by a carved white marble fireplace — the kind of sculptural piece that becomes the hero of a frame — flanked by large arched windows dressed in rich burgundy and gold silk drapes. The floor is large-format cream marble tile, and the tray ceiling with inset crystal flush-mount adds just enough formality without going over the top. Natural light comes in from the west-facing windows in strong afternoon doses, warming the cream-and-chocolate interior palette beautifully for golden hour interior shoots. The art on the walls leans Mediterranean romantic — large oil paintings in dark frames — and the decorative details throughout, including an ornate round metal wall mirror with jeweled amber inserts and a classic scroll-arm velvet sofa set against warm honey-toned wood paneling, give set decorators an enormous amount to work with without bringing a truck of props. The powder bathroom is a standout: floor-to-ceiling black galaxy granite tile with terracotta marble trim, an orange oval mirror, glass vessel sinks, and a black fixture set — dramatic, editorial, and camera-ready for fashion, thriller, or high-design commercial work. The primary suite upstairs is enormous, with a herringbone-patterned warm oak parquet floor, a deep tray ceiling, recessed lighting on dimmers, and full-height French doors opening to a private balcony with unobstructed valley views. It's a versatile, sprawling room — equally at home as a bedroom scene, a dressing suite setup, or a luxury interview backdrop. For events, this property handles scale and intimacy with equal ease. The motor court alone accommodates a substantial arrival experience — valet staging, brand activation tents, or a red carpet entrance all work naturally here. The rear pool terrace is the social heart: a rectangular pool with a circular fountain accent, surrounded by open paver space and framed by old-growth trees that give the whole area a secluded, European garden feel. The interior flow from the formal living spaces to the balconies creates natural traffic patterns for cocktail receptions, brand dinners, and corporate gatherings. Catering can operate from service areas without interrupting guest-facing spaces, and the multi-level layout gives event designers vertical storytelling opportunities that most single-story properties can't offer. Whether you're producing a feature, shooting a luxury campaign, or hosting an intimate industry dinner, this estate delivers the kind of presence that makes every frame and every guest feel like they've arrived somewhere genuinely special. Pricing: Pricing is based on the total number of cast and crew, 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!