Luxury Modern Suburban Home Near Philadelphia | Pool, Theater, Bar, Multi-Set Film Location

This luxury 3,500+ sq ft modern suburban home just 30 minutes from Philadelphia offers a true multi-scene filming and event-ready environment, ideal for film, TV, commercials, content creation, and upscale gatherings. Perfect for productions looking to capture multiple scenes in one location. Designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind, the home features soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors throughout, and a bright open-concept layout that delivers exceptional natural light across multiple shooting angles. At the center of the home is a sleek, modern kitchen with a statement island and integrated cooktop with rising exhaust, flowing seamlessly into the living and dining areas anchored by a contemporary fireplace—perfect for lifestyle, culinary, or interview-style shoots. What truly sets this property apart is its versatility as a multi-set location: Main Level: Open-concept modern living space with high ceilings and clean sightlines Home Office: Ideal for corporate, remote work, or interview scenes Private Home Theater: Perfect for screening, tech, or intimate scenes Finished Basement (900+ sq ft): Includes a full wet bar and entertainment area for nightlife or lounge-style setups Backyard Oasis: Featuring a saltwater pool, fire pit, and a covered stone outdoor kitchen with seating for 10+—ideal for summer, luxury, and social scenes The property allows productions to capture multiple distinct looks in a single booking, reducing the need for location changes. Additional features include: Two-car garage + driveway parking for up to 4 vehicles Easy load-in/load-out access Quiet suburban setting for controlled shooting environments Whether you're producing a commercial, capturing multiple scenes, or hosting a high-end gathering, this space delivers both visual impact and production-ready flexibility. Please note: Rates vary based on use (production vs events). Event bookings are subject to approval and may require higher minimums