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This luxurious Mediterranean villa is one of the finest homes in the Whitley Heights neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills. Built in 1922 by architect Arthur Barnes in 1922 and restored in 2021 by notable interior designer, co-founder of Resurrection Vintage, and collector of art, antiquities, and furniture Mark Haddawy, this four bedroom estate is a rare and wonderful property in a historic hillside setting.
This incredible landmark celebrity retreat in Beachwood Canyon was constructed by architect Frank W. Green in 1930. Throughout the home’s rich history, the compound has been brilliantly updated and restored with only the finest finishes and modern luxuries, while thoughtfully preserving Mr. Green’s original, unique, and extraordinarily elegant vision.
This classic Mediterranean villa is located in the charming Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Whitley Heights, where many of Los Angeles’s very first hillside homes were built.
This extraordinarily private urban retreat in Hollywood’s Melrose Village neighborhood is a Spanish-style pool home with modern updates mixed with classic vintage details by Los Angeles design firm bettershelter.
This gorgeous Spanish-style sanctuary in the Hollywood Hills is located just minutes from noted theaters, restaurants, Los Angeles nightlife, and the Hollywood Bowl, but you’ll feel a world away from city life at this walled and gated golden era oasis where on a clear day the views stretch out all the way to the Pacific.
This wonderfully bright and airy two bedroom home in Laurel Canyon hits the market at a great price just above $1 million dollars, incredibly rare for this neighborhood and rarer still for Wonderland Elementary School District.
Live like a Golden Era starlet at this superb condominium located in the legendary El Cabrillo Complex in the heart of Hollywood. And with a high walk score of 95, the property is considered a “walker’s paradise” perfect for strolling to the Sunday Farmers Market, Pantages, and so much more. Long considered one of Hollywood’s most fashionable addresses, this ultra-famous Spanish Colonial Revival landmark was designed by architects Arthur and Nina Zwebell 1927-1928 and commissioned by movie mogul Cecil B. DeMille.
This absolutely amazing architectural home at the base of the Hollywood Hills has style, design, and finishes like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Hidden from the street, next door to the Wattles Gardens, this incredible compound was inspired by Barragan, Neimeyer, and Mexican Colonial architecture.
Just in time for Halloween and just south of Sunset Boulevard, the iconic home of “Nancy Thompson” in Wes Craven’s legendary slasher A Nightmare on Elm Street hits the market in Hollywood’s Spaulding Square neighborhood. Offers are due by midnight on October 31st!
This private Spanish compound is set on an expansive three lots in the heart of Hollywoodland, one of the original Los Angeles homes of the roaring 1920s. With head-on views of the iconic Hollywood sign, a pool, guest house, writers studio, and lush manicured grounds, it is one of the great classic estates of the Hollywood Hills.
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