Is Madre Linda in 'You' Season 3 a Real Place?
Joe will find a new romantic obsession, and he'll be in a new town he either hates or lightly disdains. Inof the Netflix hit, Joe and his new wife Love trade sprawling Los Angeles for a"soulless wealthy suburb outside of San Francisco," as described by Joe. They move to the town partly for its excellent schools and partly because it's the perfect place for the serial killer couple to lay low.
Of course, all of their plans go awry when Joe finds a new love interest/stalking victim and Love gets jealous . While Joe and Love's new family life doesn't go as planned, Madre Linda seems like a great home for a wealthy young family looking for a tight-knit community of tech founders and mommy bloggers. Unfortunately, the fictional neighborhood isn't real—but it's based on the Silicon Valley-adjacent suburbs in Northern California.
As for Joe and Love's gorgeous house, the real-life home is in Van Nuys, a suburb just north of LA, according to
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