This classic mid-century single-family home, built in 1956, offers an authentic suburban residential exterior with a spacious 0.45-acre lot ideal for exterior shoots requiring yard space, a spooky wooden barn, giant tree, driveway access, or outdoor staging. The property features a 1,475 sq ft ranch-style footprint with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath, an attached garage —perfect for establishing shots of a modest, timeless family home in a seemingly quiet, tree-lined neighborhood.
The property's back yard can be accessed to passenger vehicles through the side yard (pictured), or larger vehicles via Life Church's adjacent lot, via rear removable fence. Property features various fruit trees such as grape vines, pomegranate, citrus, pepper trees, olive, figs, honeysuckle, and stone fruits, mulberry. Property also feature the largest tree (technically a shrub) in Simi Valley.
The interior features wooden floors in most of the house(bedrooms, hallway, living room, dining area - matching wood floors), stone/brick fireplace, cream colored walls, an unfinished family room, and a large removeable cabinet in the kitchen to better access said family room.
Set in West Simi Valley on Royal Avenue, the location provides a peaceful, established suburban feel with larger lots and a mix of vintage and updated homes nearby. The surrounding area evokes mid-20th-century American suburbia, with mountain backdrops visible in many directions for added scenic depth. Located within the Los Angeles 30-Mile Studio Zone, it benefits from Simi Valley's film-friendly permitting process, cooperative community, and proximity to diverse additional locations (e.g., nearby middle school, church, parks, ranches, commercial areas, and natural hillsides). Ideal for scenes requiring a relatable, everyday residential setting—dramatic, comedic, or slice-of-life—with room for crew parking, equipment, and base camp on adjacent neighboring church and middle school lots.