Step into a bygone era of elegance and charm with our exquisite 1930s house, where timeless sophistication meets modern luxury. Nestled in a serene neighborhood, this historical and architectural gem seamlessly blends vintage allure with contemporary amenities to offer a truly unparalleled production, shoot or meeting experience. Our spacious lounges exude warmth and intimacy, perfect for filming, hosting clients or simply unwinding in style. Entertain with flair in the bar area, where cocktails flow freely amidst an ambiance of sophistication. Whether it's a lively soirée or an intimate gathering, this space sets the stage for unforgettable moments. For those seeking rejuvenation, our fitness studio beckons with state-of-the-art Peloton, yoga mats, weights and ample space for workouts tailored to your needs. Afterward, indulge in the ultimate relaxation experience with a plunge into the invigorating cold plunge or a serene session in the sauna, restoring both body and mind. Our ample lounge spaces provides the ideal environment for productivity and collaboration too. With high-speed internet and workstations, you can pursue your professional endeavors with ease while surrounded by the inspiring ambiance of this historic home. **About the Property** Built in 1921, the building was originally owned by Norma Talmadge for whom the street and entire "Norma Triangle" neighborhood was named. Norma was an actress and film producer of Hollywood’s Silent Era. A major box-office draw for more than a decade, her career peaked in the early 1920s, when she was among the most popular screen idols of the time. This building served as a cherished wardrobe sanctuary for Norma's acting friends, and became a social hotspot for luminaries of the golden era - including Charlie Chaplin, Bette Davis, Rita Hayworth, Elizabeth Taylor and Judy Garland. The front porch itself graced the "Gone with the Wind" set. For more information visit the-norma.com