HILLSIDE MODERN HOME, PALM POOL & SCREEN ROOM

1847 Coldwater Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 This two-story Beverly Hills contemporary sits tucked into a canyon hillside with just enough green canopy overhead to feel private — but the architecture is pure glass-and-steel confidence. From the street, the flat-roof silhouette reads clean and cinematic: grey smooth-coat exterior, black steel-framed windows at every turn, mature palms flanking a gated motor court, and a front-facing terrace that catches the last hour of western light beautifully. That terrace alone has a quiet drama to it — white cushioned teak chairs against a grey parapet, open sky, palms catching breeze — and it photographs like a hotel campaign without trying. Inside, the palette is warm-neutral throughout: light wide-plank flooring on the main level, plaster-smooth white walls, ceilings that push to ten feet or higher, and a consistent thread of black steel framing connecting every window and slider to the outdoors. Natural light comes in from multiple directions depending on the room — the dining area pulls diffused southern light through oversized sliding glass doors that open directly to a rear garden courtyard, creating that layered indoor-outdoor depth that directors love for dialogue scenes. The dining room itself is a tight, polished vignette: chrome-and-glass table, champagne leather chairs, a cascading crystal chandelier, and a woven rug — the kind of setup that reads upscale without being cold. The adjacent living room is looser and more editorial, with warm brown leather seating, hairpin-legged wood accent tables, an abstract canvas on a long white wall, and a picture window framing palms and the glass balcony rail beyond. Both rooms share good ceiling height and clean sightlines — easy to dress up or strip down depending on the brief. The rear of the home is where productions are really going to want to spend time. A polished concrete patio wraps around a rectangular lap pool — dark-tiled, still, reflective — with lush lawn panels flanking both sides and tall privacy hedging on all perimeters. The two-story glass rear facade of the house frames this outdoor zone like a film set built to spec: you can shoot the interior and exterior simultaneously through the glass, or light the pool at blue hour for something genuinely striking. The industrial-style metal patio dining set adds just the right lived-in counterpoint to the contemporary lines. Upstairs, a glass-rail balcony off the primary bedroom extends the visual connection between interior and exterior — that bedroom itself has floor-to-ceiling sliders on two walls with direct views into garden greenery, white linen bedding, and enough ambient light at dawn to shoot beauty or lifestyle without supplemental sources. A second guest bedroom runs a similar play: tall glazed panel, gold-framed bed, warm wood tones, calm and composed. The bathrooms are clean and production-friendly — floating white cabinetry, freestanding soaking tub, mosaic-tile wet room, frameless glass shower enclosure, natural light from an operable window. Two rooms below grade deserve special mention. The home theater is a legitimate set piece: warm oak wall paneling, acoustic curtain panels in charcoal, built-in media wall with integrated speakers, tiered leather recliner seating, and a large-format display — this room is ready for a screening scene, a late-night character moment, or an actual private screening during an event without any redress. The second lower-level room reads like a high-end lounge or flex office: polished concrete floors, white walls, a lit bar shelf unit with glass display cabinetry, gold-accented bar seating, a cluster of cream-and-gold armchairs around a live-edge wood coffee table, and a work desk in the corner. It's the kind of space that doubles effortlessly as an executive suite set, a private members lounge, or a talent holding room that doesn't embarrass anyone. For events, this property has real range. The outdoor pool terrace handles cocktail receptions and brand activations for 30–60 guests with ease — the pool becomes an ambient feature, not an obstacle. The indoor dining and living zones flow together well for seated dinners or standing receptions. The lower lounge is ideal for a pre-event briefing, a VIP breakout, or a branded activation corner. The home theater seats a private screening group comfortably. Street access and the motor court allow for reasonable production truck staging, and the perimeter hedging keeps background noise manageable for sound-sensitive shoots. Multiple distinct environments within a single property means your crew can move between setups without losing the 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! Recommended For 1. Feature film and episodic drama (interior and exterior residential scenes) 2. Luxury lifestyle and fashion photo shoots 3. Beauty and skincare campaigns (bedrooms, bathrooms, garden) 4. Music video productions 5. Automotive editorial (motor court and canyon road adjacency) 6. Private corporate dinners and executive retreats 7. Brand activations and product launch events 8. Private film screenings and entertainment industry gatherings 9. Commercial advertising campaigns (pool, kitchen, living areas) 10. Influencer content production and social media brand shoots Production Features 1. Two-story flat-roof contemporary with black steel-framed windows throughout 2. Rectangular dark-tiled lap pool with polished concrete surround and lawn panels 3. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors on rear facade — simultaneous interior/exterior shooting 4. Dedicated home theater with acoustic panels, oak wall cladding, and tiered recliner seating 5. Lower-level lounge with polished concrete floors, lit bar display unit, and gold accent furnishings 6. Multiple bedroom suites with floor-to-ceiling glazing and garden sightlines 7. Glass-rail second-floor balcony with canyon hillside backdrop 8. Gated motor court with palm-framed street entry for vehicle staging 9. Crystal chandelier dining room with direct garden slider access 10. Perimeter privacy hedging and mature palm canopy for visual containment Top 10 Best Things About This Location 1. The pool terrace at blue hour is one of the most naturally cinematic setups in the canyon — dark water, warm interior glow, glass facade reflecting everything 2. Multiple distinct environments under one roof means you can cover an entire script without moving trucks 3. The home theater is production-ready as a scene location AND functional for client screenings on the same day 4. Bedroom suites deliver usable natural light from multiple angles — minimal additional lighting needed for lifestyle or beauty work 5. The lower lounge is the kind of room that could pass for a boutique hotel suite, a private members club, or an executive office — rare versatility 6. Black steel window framing gives every interior shot a graphic, editorial edge without heavy redress 7. Canyon hillside backdrop visible from the upper balcony adds topographic depth that flat-lot properties simply can't offer 8. Privacy hedging on all sides keeps the property visually contained — what's in frame is entirely your call 9. The warm-neutral interior palette — cream, taupe, warm grey, gold — works for virtually any brand color story without clashing 10. The indoor-outdoor flow is seamless at every level: dining to garden, bedroom to balcony, lounge to motor court — productions can move freely and events feel expansive Tags modern architecture; Beverly Hills; canyon location; flat-roof contemporary; lap pool; dark tile pool; polished concrete; black steel windows; floor-to-ceiling glass; indoor-outdoor flow; home theater; lower level lounge; glass rail balcony; palm trees; privacy hedging; warm neutral palette; natural light; blue hour; lifestyle photography; fashion editorial; luxury residential; brand activation; private screening; motor court; wide plank flooring; crystal chandelier; freestanding soaking tub; acoustic room; hillside backdrop; multi-level home