EXCLUSIVE: L.A. Home That Made $1.5 Million as a Hollywood Filming Location Hits the Market for $3.2 Million

A camera-ready Los Angeles home that has quietly generated more than $1.5 million by serving as the backdrop for major commercial productions has hit the market for $3.245 million—complete with the unusual business responsible for that revenue.Known as the Rum Punch House, the five-bedroom, four-bathroom Woodland Hills property has welcomed 173 productions since 2021, with Apple, Google, Microsoft, Walmart, Target, T-Mobile, Verizon, Instagram, and Lowe's among the companies to have used the location.Despite generating an average of approximately $258,000 in annual filming revenue, the property typically hosts shoots on just 25 to 40 days each year, according to information provided about the home.Now, the residence—and the infrastructure that helped turn it into a sought-after Los Angeles filming location—is being offered to a new owner for $3,245,000, represented by Renee Leflore of Douglas Elliman.Located at 6101 Shoup Ave., the approximately 4,675-square-foot compound sits behind gates on a nearly 28,000-square-foot lot, or roughly 0.65 acre.Loading...A camera-ready Los Angeles home that has quietly generated more than $1.5 million by serving as the backdrop for major commercia...