Modern 471 Glassy Beverly Hills Filming Location with Infinity Pool, Skyline Views and Cinematic Modern Interiors

This location has been verified and photographed by an Image Locations, Inc. photographer. Appearance and condition may have changed since photography. Scouting of location is recommended prior to shoot date(s). ©2002-2026

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This location has been verified and photographed by an Image Locations, Inc. photographer. Appearance and condition may have changed since photography. Scouting of location is recommended prior to shoot date(s). ©2002-2026

Modern 471 is a contemporary Beverly Hills filming location with a very natural sense of drama. The house is open, bright and easy to read on camera, with broad interior volumes, full-height glass and outdoor spaces that roll from furnished rooms to terraces, lawn, pool and skyline. The double-height living room, curved infinity pool, canyon and city outlooks, and the soft mix of pale stone and warm wood give productions a polished modern setting without feeling cold or staged.

Pool, Lawns And View Terraces

The rear garden is one of the property’s strongest shooting areas. The curving infinity pool wraps around a rounded lawn, with a circular spa set into one end and pale paving following the waterline. Because the view is held open by glass rails, the camera can take in the water, palms and city beyond without losing the clean lines of the house. Loungers, planted pots and the circular fire feature are already in place as natural foreground pieces, so frames feel dressed without becoming busy. A deep covered terrace runs along the back of the house under a wood soffit, which gives crew a shaded position right beside the brightest exterior zone. From here, a shoot can move easily between low angles at the pool edge, wide looks back to the two-story elevation, and clean compositions across the lawn toward the skyline. The exterior coverage continues with a blue tennis court, a sheltered side garden and upper-level terraces. The court brings in a private residential sports look, while the balcony seating areas give productions elevated angles over the pool and hillside.

Modern Interiors And Natural Light

Inside, the house gives you both scale and warmth. The double-height living room is the main interior statement, filled with garden-facing daylight through two levels of full-height glass. The open void, glass balustrade and oversized suspended fiber chandeliers create strong angles from both the floor and the upper level. Pale flooring helps lift the ambient light, while the tall wood-clad fireplace wall and bookmatched stone provide a clear graphic focal point. The living room opens directly through sliding glass doors to the covered terrace and pool, making interior-to-exterior movement feel seamless on camera. Nearby, the dining room and kitchen stay connected to the main space but have their own personalities. The dining room has a long live-edge table under woven pendants, while the kitchen centers on a large dark-topped island, warm cabinetry and illuminated shelving. Roof overhangs help soften the direct sun through the day, and recessed fixtures allow the look to continue after daylight drops. A wood-paneled bedroom also opens toward a glass-railed balcony with a distant view. For a more controlled setup, the enclosed cinema offers a complete change of mood. Instead of daylight, it works with recessed ceiling illumination and wall sconces, plus a large screen, dark finishes and sunken upholstered seating. The adjoining lower lounge adds another strong production area, with deep blue sectional seating, a bar, display storage, a poker table and illuminated bottle shelving. It has enough depth for wider social scenes as well as tighter conversation coverage.

Production Access And Shoot Planning

The front arrival is clean and usable on camera, with a broad drive curving around a planted palm island toward the entrance. It gives productions a clear Beverly Hills residential arrival shot, while also helping separate vehicles from the main doorway. The property has ample parking, and the dense tropical planting, walls and gates help screen the arrival court for a more discreet working setup. For planning, crews can coordinate permits with FilmLA and map staging from the drive before moving through the house. Circulation continues around the property by paved terraces, lawn-set stepping stones and a narrow hillside path, while the open-plan ground floor gives alternate routes between the kitchen, living room and garden. As a filming location, it has practical zones built into the layout: the covered pool terrace provides protection beside the key exterior set piece, and the cinema offers the most consistent lighting environment on the property.

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