Built in 1990 and tucked inside a boutique complex of only six units, this front Studio City townhouse is designed for the creative professional, the studio executive, the content producer, or the first-time buyer who wants to live where they work and play. If your lifestyle includes call times, editing sessions, auditions, pitch meetings, and spontaneous Ventura Boulevard dinners, this is your kind of address. Gated, low-maintenance, and easy to lock and leave, it's ideal for someone who travels, works in entertainment, or simply wants a smaller, more curated living experience without the chaos of a large complex. When it comes to location, you're positioned exactly where industry insiders want to be. Just minutes from Warner Bros. Studios, Walt Disney Studios, ABC, Radford Studio Center, and Universal Studios, you can make that last-minute dash to set without crossing the entire city. East-west access keeps you connected while still feeling tucked just off the buzz. Beyond the studios, this is Studio City living at its best. Ventura Boulevard is right there for coffee runs, late-night sushi, boutique shopping, weekend brunch, and the local farmers market. You've got nearby hiking trails in Fryman Canyon for your reset days, golf and tennis clubs close by, and a neighborhood energy that feels creative but grounded. As a front unit, this townhouse brings in extra light and openness, plus an additional balcony alongside the rooftop deck and a small balcony off the kitchen. Morning coffee upstairs. Sunset hangs with friends. Quiet solo evenings under the stars. Fresh paint and new carpet keep everything crisp, and the layout flows in a way that feels bigger than expected. Only six units means limited foot traffic and a more intimate environment. Gated subterranean parking keeps things secure and simple. There's even a small private yard area at the rear of the complex, perfect for a quick dog break without committing to a full neighborhood lap. Washer and dryer in unit. Privacy when you want it. Nightlife when you don't. For the creative who wants proximity to the action without living in the middle of it, this Studio City townhouse hits the balance just right.