Property Highlights

French Normandy Revival architecture from 1927
Nearly half-acre with mini vineyard
Custom kitchen with Viking appliances
Beautifully refinished hardwood floors
Private studio with recording space
Expansive red oak deck with hillside views

Overview

As one of Hollywoodland's original landmark homes, this French Normandy Revival c. 1927 holds a place of distinction among the storied hills. Designed by Hollywood architect Charles David Grolle, this exquisite property is set on two lush lots with a mini vineyard and totaling nearly half an acre of manicured grounds. From the moment you arrive, the home's craftsmanship and architectural pedigree are undeniable. The journey begins with a grand entry spiral staircase leading to a formal dining and great room. The residence then unfolds across three en-suite bedrooms. There is also a private entry-1 bedroom, 1 bath studio with recording space, that has over the years hosted a long list of celebrated recording artists including Wendy & Lisa, Prince, Grace Jones, Seal, Steve Perry and countless others. Discover beautifully refinished hardwood floors, custom kitchen with porcelain tile and Viking appliances, colorful stained-glass windows, arched windows and period light fixtures throughout. Plum, pomegranate, Fuji apple and avocado trees adorn this sweeping street-to-street lot with multiple outdoor spaces, two custom gated entries, a bonus art studio, expansive red oak deck, stone walls, gravel paths and endless hillside views. This is a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of Los Angeles' golden era of design. First time on the market in 40 years, living here means becoming part of a neighborhood that values preservation, beauty, and the unique character that has defined Hollywoodland for nearly a century.

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