Posts Tagged ‘Real Estate’
Marvelous Spanish Estate in Los Feliz Hills – 4101 Parva Avenue
This absolutely gorgeous 1930s Spanish-style home is in a fabulous Los Feliz Hills location, high above the boulevard, and just below Griffith Park. The private and gated four bedroom home is sited on a large .34 acre lot and contains four bedrooms, plus a private guest suite, a luxurious saltwater pool, rolling green lawn, Downtown Los Angeles views, multiple patios, and enchanting outdoor areas primed for entertaining.
Amazing Investor or Fixer Opportunity in Eagle Rock / Highland Park – 6036 Eucalyptus Lane
An amazing investor or user fixer opportunity awaits in a highly sought after Eagle Rock/Highland Park location. Close proximity to hotspots including Café de Leche, Hermosillo, Little Beast, Amara Kitchen, Cindy’s, and more.
Step up a flight of secret stairs and into your own artistic sanctuary. An inspirational retreat built circa 1923 on bucolic Eucalyptus Lane. The street was once described by urban historian Charles Fleming in Secret Stairs: A Walking Guide to the Historic Staircases of Los Angeles as, “Topanga Canyon living in the heart of Eagle Rock.”
Magnificent Spanish-style Home in Los Feliz – 4250 Los Nietos Dr
One of the finest Spanish-style homes to hit the market in Los Feliz in ages, this breathtaking beauty checks off all the boxes: privacy, pool, location, and space. The home is located on a cul-de-sac in one of the most sought after locations of Los Feliz, on a quiet and rarely tread street just a short stroll from Little Dom’s but seemingly a world away from all the action of the city.
1920s Modernist & Cubist Hollywood Dell Home | 6460 Odin St.
This gated and private modernist home was designed by architect Irving Gill in 1923, making it one of the very first homes in the Hollywood Dell enclave of the Hollywood Hills.
Spellbinding 1930s Storybook Tudor Revival in Los Feliz Hills
Old Hollywood glamour and timeless Tudor Revival magic are on full display in this gorgeous Los Feliz Hills home. Built in 1934 by F. Scott Crowhurst, the house is an architectural gem like something out of a storybook fairytale. In fact, the architect was also behind the design of the Walt Disney Estate on Woking Way. The two homes are actually less than half a mile away from one another.
Artistic Laurel Canyon Hideaway on Lookout Mountain
Ask anyone in Hollywood where the craziest people live and they’ll say Laurel Canyon. And ask anyone in Laurel Canyon where the craziest people live and they’ll say Lookout Mountain. So I bought a house on Lookout Mountain. — Joni Mitchell
This large and light-filled home located in Laurel Canyon’s Lookout Mountain was one of the original homes of the hillside. Built in 1922, this expansive log cabin-esque six bedroom retreat will have you tapping your foot to the music of The Mamas and the Papas, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Joni Mitchell, Jim Morrison, and more. All of whom lived nearby on the mountain the 1960s and 1970s.
Cahuenga Pass Cozy Quarters – 6810 Cahuenga Park Trail
At this streamlined, freshly remodeled, one bedroom home in the Cahuenga Pass neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, tiny living meets high style. While at a compact 600 square feet, 6810 Cahuenga Park Trail presents the ultimate opportunity for a bachelor pad, pied-à-terre, vacation rental, or a home for those looking for a low maintenance quarters in an amazing location close to Hollywood, Burbank studios, and so much more.
Attractive Mid-Century Hillside Home Near Runyon Canyon – 2123 Outpost Drive
Poised on over half an acre and set up against the hillside in the Outpost Estates is this attractive and charming mid-century two bedroom home. With the Hollywood Bowl and Runyon Canyon as your backyard, this home would be perfect for music lovers and trailblazers alike.
Mid-Century Modern Condo in Landmark Co-Op Complex by Architect Gregory Ain
Welcome to Avenel Homes, a landmark 10-unit cooperative housing development designed by master architect Gregory Ain in 1947. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places and located in the coveted Ivanhoe School District, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of mid-century modern history and what the Los Angeles Times in 2002 called, a “compact but stylish design [that] may provide a blueprint for L.A.’s future.” Renovated in the early 2000s by architect Michael Folonis, this unit is a must-see.
Follow The Hollywood Home