Sunset Strip - Hollywood Hills West (C03) Homes with Valley View

Sunset Strip - Hollywood Hills West (C03) Homes with Valley View

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Newest Sunset Strip - Hollywood Hills West (C03) Homes with Valley View

7661 Curson Terrace, Los Angeles
$99,000,000
7 Beds ⋅ 12 Baths ⋅ 26999257 MLS ⋅ Active Status
This is not a rendering. This is not AI. This is one of the most ambitious private residences ever built in the Hollywood Hills. Newly completed after a decade-long construction process, this extraordinary modern villa rises from Los Angeles' most iconic promontory, a legendary site once owned by Howard Hughes. Designed by Scott Mitchell Studio, the celebrated firm behind Nobu Malibu and many of Southern California's most significant $100M estates, the home represents a level of craftsmanship and permanence that is nearly impossible to replicate today, with over $30M invested in board-formed concrete alone. High on Curson Terrace, an ultra-exclusive street with only five homes, the estate occupies over an acre with no neighbors on either side and protected state land behind. Floating above the city like a private oasis in the sky, it captures sweeping 270-degree views from Downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean. Positioned between Chateau Marmont, Tower Bar, and the Hollywood Bowl, the home offers complete privacy while remaining connected to the energy of the city. Private access to Runyon Canyon further enhances its rare setting. The architecture is both monumental and serene. Layered terraces, expansive decks, walls of steel-framed glass, and a seamless integration of fire, water, and landscape create an effortless connection between indoors and out. Every room is oriented toward the view. A long cobblestone driveway leads to a nearly 4,000-square-foot motor court designed to showcase a world-class collection of automobiles. Arrival unfolds through landscaped terraces, dramatic water features, and a striking steel-and-glass entry. Inside, formal and informal living spaces flow seamlessly together, opening completely to the outdoor entertaining areas through disappearing walls of glass. The exterior is anchored by a dark-stone 100-foot infinity pool and spa overlooking the city, complemented by a sunken fire lounge, huge outdoor decks, covered outdoor living spaces, and a standalone pool bar connected by a breezeway. Native landscaping, mature oaks, and curated outdoor environments create the atmosphere of a private resort above Los Angeles. The upper level is dedicated to an exceptional primary suite with dual dressing rooms, separate bathrooms, and a private study. The lower level features a state-of-the-art screening room, billiards lounge, bar, and entertaining spaces organized around a secondary entry foyer connecting directly to the motor court, which can also be transformed into a conditioned modern ballroom. Built by JRC Group and engineered with more than 100 caissons extending approximately 100 feet into the earth, the residence incorporates a multi-million-dollar Jada steel door package, bespoke millwork, and custom audio-visual systems throughout. With construction costs exceeding $5,000 per square foot before land acquisition and building regulations now preventing a project of this scale from being recreated, the estate stands as a singular achievement. There is simply nothing else like it. The only Scott Mitchell residence with a city view, this is a landmark estate where architecture, engineering, privacy, and provenance converge at a level that may never be repeated. This is a one of a kind that can never be done again.

7661 Curson Terrace, Los Angeles

2118 Woodland Way, Los Angeles
$1,599,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26990357 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Beautifully Renovated Hollywood Duplex with Views, Privacy & Income PotentialWelcome to a beautifully renovated Hollywood duplex offering a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom upper residence and a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom lower unit, providing a versatile combination of comfortable living space, privacy, and income potential.Tucked away at the end of a quiet road in a peaceful Hollywood community, the property is filled with abundant natural light, wonderful views, and a surprisingly spacious feel. Both units have been thoughtfully updated, creating a turnkey opportunity for an owner-occupant, investor, or buyer looking to offset their costs with rental income.The property has undergone an extensive rehabilitation and renovation throughout, including a beautifully refreshed kitchen with new appliances, updated bathrooms, fresh interior paint, renovated bedrooms, and upgraded living spaces. The result is a bright, comfortable, and move-in-ready duplex with a cohesive, modern feel.The location offers an exceptional balance of privacy and convenience peaceful and removed from the bustle of the city, yet just minutes from Hollywood Boulevard, shops, restaurants, entertainment, and the iconic Hollywood Bowl, which is within walking distance.The two-unit configuration provides excellent flexibility. The spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom upper unit can serve as the primary residence, while the 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom lower unit can be rented separately, used for guests, or potentially utilized for additional income, subject to applicable regulations. This makes the property particularly appealing to both owner-users and investors seeking multiple income streams.Additional amenities include a private sauna and ice bath, creating a unique wellness retreat at home, while recently installed central air conditioning and heating provide year-round comfort.With its duplex configuration, renovated interiors, natural light, views, peaceful setting, and flexible income potential, this is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey multi-family property in the heart of Hollywood.

2118 Woodland Way, Los Angeles

3580 Multiview Drive, Los Angeles
$5,750,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26991649 MLS ⋅ Active Status
One of R.M. Schindler's most celebrated and widely studied residential works, The Kallis House (1946) represents a rare opportunity to acquire a totally restored and turn-key piece of Los Angeles architectural history. Designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #860, the landmark residence has been documented by the Los Angeles Conservancy, Los Angeles Times and leading architecture and design publications, and was famously studied by a young Frank Gehry while attending USC's School of Architecture. Architectural historian Nicholas Olsberg has described the Kallis House as perhaps among the most strikingly original of Schindler's houses and a work that embodies the architect's optimistic vision of architecture as a catalyst for creative life. Designed in 1946 for artist and film art director Mischa Kallis, the residence responds ingeniously to its steep hillside site. Rather than imposing a conventional structure upon the land, Schindler broke the house into interconnected volumes that descend with the slope, using shifting rooflines, angled walls, terraces and expanses of glass to create a continuous dialogue between interior space and landscape. From its private hillside setting, the house captures commanding views across the San Fernando Valley and toward the mountains beyond. Inside, Schindler's radical geometry is softened by richly tactile materials. Mahogany, Douglas fir and plywood walls, ceilings and original built-in furnishings contrast with walls of glass and light, while rough split-stake exterior cladding allows portions of the house to seemingly disappear into the trees. The result is architecture that feels simultaneously experimental, intimate and remarkably livable. Purchased by the current owners in 2017 after decades of deferred maintenance, the residence subsequently underwent an extraordinary five-year, multi-million-dollar restoration, guided by Schindler's original drawings and archival materials at UC Santa Barbara. The extensive undertaking restored original woodwork, windows, built-ins and the kitchen's historic configuration while addressing the home's foundation and structure and introducing comprehensive modern infrastructure and systems. Today, the approximately 3,549-square-foot residence offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, four fireplaces, a glass-enclosed office, solid mahogany Japanese soaking tub, steam shower and climate-controlled storage. A luxurious 40-foot pool and spa, professional bocce court, terraces and mature privacy landscaping create a secluded outdoor environment surrounded by treetop, mountain and valley views. An extraordinary offering for collectors of significant architecture, R.M. Schindler homes, mid-century modern design and Los Angeles cultural history.

3580 Multiview Drive, Los Angeles

2750 Cardwell Place, Los Angeles
$6,995,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26862069 MLS ⋅ Active Status
Situated within one of the premier enclaves of the Hollywood Hills, this meticulously upgraded architectural retreat showcases panoramic skyline, canyon, and mountain views and offers a sense of privacy and refined design rarely found. With its clean interplay of horizontal and vertical planes across open, voluminous spaces, a deep commitment to detail defines the home, where rich wide-plank white oak floors, Carrara marble, Italian tile, and designer fixtures come together in a considered material palette that feels both current and enduring. Soaring double-height ceilings accented with clerestory windows anchor the great room, illuminated with statement Restoration Hardware chandeliers and grounded by a sculptural floating staircase with glass railings. Disappearing Fleetwood sliders open to an expansive terrace overlooking the canyons, featuring an al fresco dining area with built-in BBQ shaded by a lush jacaranda tree, fire pit, and infinity pool and spa - a true extension of the home's living space for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining. An open formal dining room seamlessly connects to the well-appointed Chef's kitchen outfitted with Thermador appliances, sleek cabinetry, and quartz countertops. The upstairs primary suite serves as a tranquil escape unto itself with its peaceful views, fireplace, and spa-like bathroom featuring an oversized dual shower with rainheads and a freestanding soaking tub. Two generous wood-paneled guest bedrooms, each with en suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, and a dedicated office complete the thoughtfully functional floorplan. A serene, private sanctuary perfectly positioned to feel tucked away, yet minutes away from the Sunset Strip, Studio City, Hollywood, West Hollywood, and more.

2750 Cardwell Place, Los Angeles

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