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Behind a private gate in the Hollywood Hills, a beguiling Spanish villa occupies two contiguous parcels totaling approximately 4,602 square feet, creating an unusually generous and private setting in the heart of the hillside Hollywood Dell neighborhood.

This classic Hollywoodland Spanish Colonial estate, built circa 1928, is gracefully sited for privacy and bathed in natural sunlight.

High above the storied gates of Beachwood Canyon, this private modern residence commands sweeping canyon vistas and a rare sense of solitude and mid-century style beneath the Hollywood Sign.

Tucked along a quiet, tree-lined stretch of Beachwood Canyon, 6115 Glen Oak street is a studied blend of old Hollywood romance and relaxed Eastside sophistication.

As one of Hollywoodland’s original landmark homes, this French Normandy Revival, built circa 1927, occupies a place of quiet distinction high in the storied hills. Designed by noted Hollywood artist and architect Charles David Grolle, the residence is perched across two lush lots totaling nearly half an acre, and arrives complete with manicured gardens and a charming mini-vineyard, an almost pastoral flourish suspended above the city.

Designed by Elmer Grey, the renknowned architect celebrated for the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Huntington Art Gallery, this gated 1926 Spanish Colonial Revival masterpiece stands as one of Hollywoodland’s earliest and most distinguished residences.

In the heart of storybook Beachwood Canyon, this rare two bed, two bath charmer packs just under 1,000 square feet of easygoing style and the pride of calling Hollywoodland home without breaking the bank. Think of it as your perfect first chapter: mornings at Beachwood Café, quick strolls to the Market, lazy afternoons wandering Franklin Village, and weekend hikes through Griffith Park.

This 1920s Spanish Revival has been completely transformed, marrying old-world charm with fresh, modern elegance. Set on a quiet street in sought-after Franklin Village, the home has been timelessly redesigned from the studs up, with no detail overlooked and thoughtful luxury throughout.

This ultra private and luxurious Mid-Century Modern View residence was built in 1965 and has a pool and spa, designer finishes, and is set above the gates in beautiful Beachwood Canyon.

In real estate, location is everything. 6105 Mulholland Highway is a rare A-frame chalet perched directly beneath the Hollywood Sign. Built in 1963 at the end of a private road in Beachwood Canyon, it is the closest residence to Los Angeles’s most iconic landmark.

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