Archive for the ‘Hollywood Hills’ Category
Romantic Hollywood Hills Mediterranean – 6340 Bryn Mawr Drive
Designed by architect Armand Monaco in 1925, this Mediterranean home radiates with style, charm, warmth, and romance. Monaco gained fame in Hollywood’s Golden Era by constructing grand Italianate and Mediterranean villas in Los Angeles inspired by the palatial villas he spent time in as a young boy in Italy before he and his family emigrated to the United States in 1907. Monaco designed several Italianate style residences for silent screen stars during the 1920s including a home for actress Betty Blythe in Los Feliz and the Villa Monaco in Silver Lake.
1923 Spanish Colonial in Whitley Heights – 6867 Iris Cir
Welcome to the Theodore Wright Jr. House! Theodore Wright Jr. was a physician and surgeon in the early days of Hollywood. The spectacular Spanish Colonial, set in the historic Whitley Heights section of the Hollywood Hills has been home to numerous television and film stars throughout the years, including actresses Rose McGowan, Rachel Bilson, Busy Phillips, and Ginnifer Goodwin.
Beachwood Canyon Artist’s Retreat with Tree House – 2946 Beachwood Drive
This 3 bedroom Mediterranean-inspired beauty is one of the Hollywoodland’s original homes. Beyond Beachwood Canyon’s prized Two Stone Gates, 2946 Beachwood Drive was built in 1925 with rare craftsmanship and superb quality. The home and grounds have been lovingly restored and updated for its debut on the real estate market for the first time in a generation.
For Lease: Hollywood Hills Mid-Century Post & Beam 4 Bedroom Home
Welcome to The Brander House, a mid-century modern post and beam original home with outstanding city to ocean views, four bedrooms, a tennis court, and a swimmers pool.
A History of a Hollywoodland Original: 3072 Belden Drive
The rare and wonderful 3072 Belden Drive is one of Hollywoodland’s first homes built in the classic storybook style. While these homes have all but disappeared in the Los Angeles landscape, there are a few remaining storybook homes sprinkled throughout in Beachwood Canyon and Los Angeles brimming with Hollywood history, artistic flavor, and an idiosyncratic style that continue to be a favorite amongst Hollywood’s creative class. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Hollywoodland history.
Celebrity Real Estate Review – April 2018
Take a closer look at a select and exclusive group of celebrity real estate deals including the new homes of stars Ben Affleck, Riley Keough, Dr. Dre, Hill Harper, and Tuesday Weld plus the listings of Michelle Pfeiffer and David E. Kelley, Anna Faris, Sia, Ellen Pompeo, Mel B., and more! Enjoy!
Incredible 1920s Spanish Villa in the Hollywood Hills – 6735 Wedgewood Pl
This incredible Spanish villa is located on a rare large double lot in a historic Hollywood Hills location. The residence is a nature-lovers paradise, with lush gardens that include sculpted hedges, a fruit orchard, and olive trees. As a respite and a getaway from the busy everyday life of Los Angeles, there is no better option on the market at the moment than this gorgeous, private retreat.
Nichols Canyon Mid-Century Modern Buff & Hensman – 2621 La Cuesta Dr
This is one for the books. This classic mid-century modern Buff & Hensman home is located on a large lot on a quiet street in Nichols Canyon. Allegedly this is Buff & Hensman’s very first designed home, and you can see all of the incredible touches that would become their sought after and often imitated hallmarks over the years.
For Lease: The Naikan House, a Mid-Century Architectural Home in the Hollywood Hills
Welcome to The Naikan House in the Hollywood Hills. This Japanese-inspired split-level home is just steps to legendary restaurant Yamashiro, Runyon Canyon, and Hollywood Boulevard. This luxury lease includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, Japanese gardens, Jacuzzi, steam room, dry sauna, hillside views, and ultimate privacy.
Streamline Moderne Above the Hollywood Bowl – 6887 Alta Loma Terrace
Welcome to the B.A.G. Fuller Residence, a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument in the Hollywood Heights. The four bedroom home has only been on the market three times in over sixty years. It’s accessed by a walk street or the coveted High Tower Elevator, which means you’d be one of the lucky few in Los Angeles with a key to the famous elevator.
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