Situated conveniently close to major studios, this expansive 18,000 square foot, two-story vacant building previously operated as a bank, encapsulates the ambiance of a 1980s to 1990s financial institution. As you step inside, the interior features a blend of vinyl flooring and reddish-orange commercial carpeting harmonizing with the white walls that define the space. The main area boasts open banking teller counters constructed from darker compressed wood, reminiscent of the bank’s previous function.

The building includes a substantial vault divided into two distinct rooms – one housing a collection of safety deposit boxes in various sizes, while the other room exhibits a pristine stark white appearance. The remnants of some cubicles with half walls still remain on the property, echoing the past functionality of the space.

The first floor also comprises two generously-sized offices, bathrooms, and a spacious open area separate from the primary banking section, offering versatile potential for various filming setups. Ascending to the second floor, a large room devoid of windows at one end is complemented by another expansive common room at the opposite end, featuring a large floor-to-ceiling window that overlooks the entryway below. Nestled between these areas down a long windowless narrow hallway with flourescent lighting above are separate men’s and women’s restrooms, reminiscent of 1970s, 1980s style bathrooms with yellow metal partitions separating each stall, vinyl flooring in brown tones.

The building’s amenities include a functioning dumbwaiter and a utility room, adding to the property’s versatility for filming diverse scenes. This vacant yet intriguing space presents an excellent opportunity for transformation, accommodating a wide range of creative filming needs and settings.