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In the Franklin Hills of Los Feliz, this beautifully preserved 1955 mid-century modern captures the clarity, optimism, and easy sophistication of its era, with sweeping views that give the architecture an especially strong sense of place.

On one of Los Feliz’s most distinguished residential streets, this expansive and reimagined Mediterranean residence brings together the enduring elegance of its original architecture with a contemporary sensibility shaped by light, openness, and a strong connection to the outdoors.

With land at a premium in the hills above Los Feliz, the architects of this remarkable late mid-century hilltop residence looked in the only direction left to go: up.

Profiled in Architectural Digest and located on a street with a staggering amount of architecturally significant neighbors, this remarkable Spanish Revival residence sits within a private, lushly landscaped setting that feels tucked away from the city while remaining at its center.

Set above the storied hills of Los Feliz, the W. W. Hook Estate unfolds as an elegant residence of massive scale, provenance, and distinction. Encompassing nearly 5,000 square feet on a prominent 16,068 square foot corner lot, the one-of-a-kind home captures sweeping views that extend across the city to the San Gabriel Mountains.

In the heart of Los Feliz, concealed behind a mature hedge and enveloped by gardens dense with wildflowers, citrus, and native plantings, this 1923 Spanish residence carries the quiet assurance of a home shaped with deep care and conviction.

Perched just above Hyperion Avenue, locally known as the border between Los Feliz and Silver Lake, this lovely and refined multi-level mid-century modern home offers that rare east side combination of sharp lines, smooth style, and plenty of privacy.

Tucked discreetly behind manicured hedges, this rare Los Feliz compound includes a trio of designer farmhouse bungalows, each offering a seamless blend of privacy, versatility, and architectural charm just two blocks from the beloved Hillhurst Avenue corridor.

Welcome home to one of Los Feliz’s finest grand estates: The Palmateer House, a 1920s English Tudor Revival estate designed by renowned architect and Hollywoodland developer L. Milton Wolf. 2501 N Vermont Avenue is a masterpiece of elegant 1920s design and modern refinement. Located just south of Griffith Park’s Vermont Canyon Entrance and within earshot of the iconic Greek Theatre, this gated property exudes English countryside charm and architectural pedigree.

Tucked behind the storied gates of Laughlin Park, the fabled Los Feliz enclave where the silver screen’s brightest have, for over a century now, slipped away from the klieg lights, this reimagined estate offers the kind of elegance and intrigue that never goes out of style.

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