The 11:11 House is a warm, eclectic hillside retreat, perched under a canopy of gorgeous trees, yet still affording sunset mountain views. The carefully-designed interior blends mid-century, bohemian, and classical influences of times gone by. Tucked away at the end of a secluded street in Northeast Los Angeles, the property sits across an inviting 10,000+ sq ft double lot with layered landscaping, mature oak trees, sprawling hills of succulents & cactus, and winding footpaths. It includes a design-forward, Moroccan-inspired covered outdoor lounge, as well as multiple patio spaces and nooks spanning 3 levels of gardens.
The property features a thoughtfully curated mix of vintage furnishings, collected objects, rich textures, and cinematic backdrops that photograph beautifully and lend themselves to a wide variety of productions — from editorial shoots and lifestyle campaigns to music videos, interviews, and narrative work. The space feels both styled and genuinely lived-in, offering depth, character, and visual versatility throughout. Production-friendly features include plentiful street parking, easy access to the 134 and 110 freeways, and multiple distinct outdoor vignettes across the property. The terraced hillside and lush greenery create a sense of privacy and separation from the city while remaining highly accessible.
Both entrances to the property include stairs, making the location best suited for crews comfortable working on a hillside property.