The ‘Ratatouille’ soundtrack was composed in this $3.4 million home

Hidden behind lush greenery in the heart of Encino, a sprawling hideaway with a surprising connection to some of Hollywood’s most beloved films and television shows has hit the market for $3.4 million.

The six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence spans over 4,000 square feet and combines seamless indoor/outdoor living with a creative legacy tied to major entertainment productions, previously owned by the famed Hollywood film score composer Michael Giacchinoaccording to property data.

During the years he lived in the house — which he sold more than a decade ago — Giacchino wrote the soundtracks for the 2008 film “Speed ​​Racer,” composed music for several seasons of the hit TV series “Lost” and “Alias” and worked on music for Pixar favorites “Up” and Ratatouille.

According to the advertisement, the home’s bonus room served as the creative center where music related to these productions (and several video games) was developed between 2002 and 2007.

In addition to the Hollywood pedigree, the list, which is maintained by Courtney Cunniff And Shelton Wilder by Christie’s International Real Estate Southern Californianotes that the home offers an airy and updated layout, filled with natural light.

Solid wood floors run throughout the house, while generous bedrooms, large wardrobes and extensive built-in storage add both comfort and functionality.

The chef’s kitchen is certainly one of the crown jewels of the home thanks to its luxurious features.

“The beautifully appointed kitchen features custom Woodmode cabinetry and high-end appliances including a Wolf sealed gas range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, dual Miele ovens with warming drawer, two Miele dishwashers, two sinks and a U-Line beverage center,” the listing says.

“A charming breakfast nook opens to the home’s living, dining and media rooms, filled with natural light.”

Nearby, multiple entertainment rooms provide ample space for hosting, while large windows and French doors help blur the boundaries between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

The primary suite serves as a private retreat, complete with French doors that provide direct access to the outdoor spa.

Meanwhile, the newly renovated master bathroom features elegant tile work, double sinks and a soaking tub.

In addition to the main living areas, the property also features flexible bonus spaces that can easily accommodate a variety of lifestyles, whether buyers are looking for a creative studio, a wellness retreat, guest accommodations or a dedicated work-from-home workplace.

“An additional bedroom with high beamed ceilings and an en suite bathroom is ideal for guests, a home office or a creative studio,” the ad says.

Outside, the grounds continue the resort-like atmosphere with amenities designed for both entertainment and daily relaxation, including the sparkling swimming pool, fruit tees and solar panels.

Large entertaining areas flow effortlessly into the outdoor living areas, creating the quintessential Southern California setup designed for both relaxing and entertaining guests.

The listing offers buyers the rare opportunity to own not only a luxurious property in Encino, but also a home quietly linked to the creation of several iconic projects that helped define pop culture in the early 2000s.

“The expansive backyard is designed for relaxation and entertaining and features a pool, spa, fruit trees, lush landscaping and solar panels for added efficiency. This turnkey property, gated in one of Encino’s most desirable neighborhoods, offers comfort, scale and timeless appeal,” the listing adds.