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Lush & Lively Mid-Century Spanish Villa in Hollywood Dell | 6317 Deep Dell Pl.

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.

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Beachwood Village Spanish Colonial Revival Designed by Architect Elmer Grey | 2801 Belden Dr.

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.

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Lake Hollywood Spanish-Style Estate Near Wisdom Tree & Warner Brothers | 3410 La Sombra Dr.

On the market for the first time in 25 years, this exquisite Spanish-style estate is tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street in the coveted Lake Hollywood Knolls neighborhood just a stone’s throw from the Lake, the Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios, the Wisdom Tree, and Warner Brothers.

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The Home Closest to the Iconic Hollywood Sign Hits the Market for $2.25M | 6105 Mulholland Hwy.

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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Just Listed: High Style at Designer-Done Hollywood Dell Traditional | 2231 San Marco Dr.

Gracefully elevated above the street on its own promontory, this beautifully renovated 3 bed/2 bath Traditional view home in the sought-after Hollywood Dell showcases the signature style of acclaimed designer Anthony Saracino.

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For Lease: Architectural Eco-Friendly Pool Retreat on Lake Hollywood Reservoir

A stunning Architectural and eco-friendly pool retreat property designed by Living Homes on Lake Hollywood Reservoir!

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Welcome to Wolf’s Lair: A Norman Castle with Views of Hollywood Reservoir, Hollywood Sign, & Griffith Observatory

Nestled on nearly four acres atop a pristine promontory in the Lake Hollywood neighborhood of Beachwood Canyon, this stunning 1920s replica of a Norman Revival Fairytale Castle has unrivaled 360 degree views of the Hollywood Reservoir, the iconic Hollywood sign, and the majestic Griffith Observatory.

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Ultramodern & Architectural Gem Perched Under the Hollywood Sign | 6325 Heather Drive

This stunning architectural home feels like a perfect example of Streamline Moderne for the Digital Age. With its wall of two-story windows and doors, the home revels in the lush canyon energy by day while the glorious city lights shine and energize the space at night.

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Mid-Century Post & Beam with Pool & Views in Hollywoodland | 3132 Hollyridge Drive

Nestled within the storied and renowned hills of Hollywoodland lies this breathtaking mid-century modern post & beam oasis boasting unparalleled vistas from the pool and backyard spanning from the serene canyon all the way to the vast expanse of the Pacific ocean.

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Stunning & Historic Spanish-Style Beauty in the Hollywood Dell | 2400 El Contento Drive

A stunning combination of original Hollywoodland charm, epic Golden Age history, and luxe modern amenities make this Spanish-style home in the Hollywood Dell a rare and wonderful option for the most discerning and shrewd Los Angeles buyers. As one of the original homes built in these rolling hills in the early 1920s, the home was used as the architecture and planning office of Harry Chandler and developers Tracy E. Shoults and S. H. Woodruff who formed a syndicate that would establish the Hollywoodland development in 1923. The three also envisioned and commissioned the now iconic “HOLLYWOODLAND” sign to advertise their properties to the stars and entertainment industry professionals living below. Their sales office, still standing today, was the first structure they built at the entrance of the neighborhood at 2700 N. Beachwood Drive. It was designed in a “storybook” style by John DeLario, the principal architect of the neighborhood in the 1920s. DeLario was also responsible for designing the Two Stone Gates and many of the new homes in the rapidly growing hillside.

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