High above the city, tucked into the folds of the Hollywood Hills, 3476 Troy feels cinematic in the best possible way, dramatic, light-filled, and impossibly cool. From the moment you walk in, the vaulted wood-beamed ceilings steal the scene. Warm planks stretch overhead, drawing your eye toward walls of glass that open to an expansive balcony with sweeping green hillside views. It’s the kind of living room that makes you want to host a wine night, write a screenplay, or simply sit back and watch the light shift across the canyon. Golden hour here deserves its own score. The open kitchen plays its part beautifully, with rich wood cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a generous island that anchors the space. It’s equal parts functional and refined, ready for everything from morning espresso to late-night dinner parties that linger long after the credits would normally roll. Three spacious bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, creative space, or a proper home office with a view. The primary suite opens directly to the balcony, inviting in fresh canyon air and soft morning light. The bathrooms are clean and classic, including a spa-worthy shower clad in natural stone that feels both grounded and quietly luxe. An attached private garage adds convenience and extra storage, complete with a washer and dryer tucked inside for easy everyday living. Step outside and you’ll find a long, private balcony stretching the length of the home, string lights overhead, a patio heater for cool evenings, and rolling hills that remind you why the Hollywood Hills remain so iconic. And yes, for film lovers, you’re just moments from Universal Studios and the legendary house used in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. A piece of cinematic history tucked into the neighborhood, dramatic on screen, but here the only suspense is whether you’ll snag this lease before someone else does. Elevated, design-forward, and undeniably vibey, this home is ready for its close-up.