1950s Westchester Split-Level With Wooded Backyard & Original Details

Two-story 1950s suburban split-level home in a traditional, walkable, tree-lined Westchester neighborhood. The property offers a versatile mix of classic suburban exterior, original mid-century details, and multiple distinct interior and exterior spaces that can support a range of film, television, commercial, photo, and content-production needs. The front of the home features a broad covered porch, attached garage, mature landscaping, a wide front lawn, driveway access, and an established residential streetscape. The rear of the property includes a large deck and a private backyard overlooking a wooded/forest backdrop, giving the location both a recognizable suburban neighborhood setting and a more secluded natural look. Inside, the home includes three bedrooms, a separate bonus room with a sloped ceiling and skylight, two full bathrooms, a den, a finished basement, and an attached garage with interior use available. The living room and dining room area has a vaulted ceiling, creating a more open and visually distinctive interior space. Hardwood floors run through part of the first floor and throughout the second floor. The house retains several original 1950s features that may be especially useful for period, family, or character-driven shoots. One full bathroom includes original mid-century elements, and the kitchen retains original painted white wood cabinetry and hardware. The overall interior feels like an established, lived-in family home rather than a newly renovated or builder-grade property. The location offers a variety of looks within one property, including traditional suburban rooms, vaulted living space, a den, finished basement, bedrooms, bonus room, garage, covered porch, landscaped front yard, deck, and wooded backyard. We are highly flexible and open to accommodating production needs. Furniture, artwork, décor, and other interior elements can be rearranged or removed, and we are open to discussing temporary painting, lighting changes, window treatments, set dressing, exterior modifications, landscaping changes, signage, and other reversible alterations. Use of the driveway, garage, porch, deck, backyard, basement, and other areas for filming, staging, equipment, or production support can also be discussed. Multi-day shoots and more extensive temporary changes are welcome to be considered, with restoration expectations agreed upon in advance.