Tre's house from Boyz n the Hood (1991)

Filming Location Los Angeles, California

This is Tre's house from the drama film Boyz n the Hood (1991).

It is located at 5918 Cimarron Street in Los Angeles, California.

During the movie, Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr.) lives at this address with his father, Jason "Furious" Styles (Laurence Fishburne).

Tre is forced to move to his father's house after he gets into a fight at school. At the time, his mother believed he needed a positive male influence who could discipline him and stop him from going down the wrong path in life.

Tre Boyz n the Hood rakes leaves — When Tre arrives, Furious tells him to rake up the leaves on the front lawn.

When Tre arrives, his father immediately sets the tone for his stay by telling him to clean up the leaves on the front lawn, a lengthy chore that takes him hours to complete.

Furious' house — It takes Tre a considerable amount of time to finish the job. Towards the end of the scene, we can see that it is starting to get dark.

Afterward, Furious explains to his son that he is trying to teach him how to be responsible.

One memorable scene takes place at the start of the movie, when a burglar breaks into the house late at night. When Furious hears someone rummaging around, he grabs a gun from underneath his bed and opens fire. However, the burglar manages to escape just in time.

Tre's friends, Doughboy and Ricky, lived at 5914 Cimarron Street, which is just two doors down from this address.

Doughboy's house — Tre and his friends regularly hung out at Doughboy's home.
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Address

The address and GPS coordinates for the house are as follows:

Address

5918 Cimarron Street, Los Angeles, California, CA 90047, USA

GPS Coordinates

33.986749, -118.315547

33°59'12.30"N 118°18'55.97"W

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Area Information

📍 It is situated between West 59th Street and West 60th Street. It lies to the south of Slauson Avenue.

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This is private property, not a public space. Please respect the owners and do not enter without permission. Entry without permission is trespassing and may be met with legal or other serious consequences.