The Psychiatrist's House: A photography and film location

Built in 1953, this is the very first house built on one of Southern California's most striking, least-known streets — a palm tree-lined cliffside road that rivals Beverly Hills in beauty but remains, remarkably off the radar.

The house itself is mid-century in bones, craftsman in spirit: unpretentious, warm, and lived-in rather than showy. Terraced gardens of mature cacti cascade down the cliffside, echoing the terraced landscapes of Laguna Beach, but without a single tourist in sight.

The master bedroom and Living room face Catalina and the Pacific Ocean. In fact, the house is the closest point on the mainland to Catalina.

Catalina Island, clear on the horizon.

This is a location built for stillness, secrets, and quiet drama — the kind of house where you can imagine a story unfolding before you've written a single line. The house is available for select stills and film projects

Explore the tide pools with Henry