Located on a private road tucked up and away from legendary Mulholland Drive, this mid-century ranch is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Los Angeles history. For decades, the residence was home to television star George Maharis of "Route 66" fame. Designed in the quintessential postwar California style, this home embodies seamless indoor-outdoor living with expansive walls of glass, clean architectural lines, and a sprawling layout that maximizes space and light. Situated on a generous 0.37-acre lot, the home offers 2,415 sq.ft. of living space, featuring 2 bedrooms (one en-suite) and 2.5 bathrooms, as well as a large studio space (also en-suite) which could double a secondary primary bedroom. The house's open floor plan flows effortlessly from the sunlit living areas and out to a private backyard retreat with stunning canyon and city skyline views. Primarily North-facing floor-to-ceiling doors and windows invite three mountain ranges into the living space, while classic mid-century details like post-and-beam ceilings and a stone fireplace add warmth and character. Built in 1954 and sited at the top of Beverly Crest, this property enjoys the prestige of a 90210 ZIP code while offering the serenity of a private hillside enclave. The surrounding area is dotted with celebrated architectural estates, lush hiking trails, and gated communities like Mulholland Estates and Beverly Park. With its proximity to Beverly Hills, Sherman Oaks, and Studio City, this home provides easy access to world-class dining, shopping, and entertainment, while still maintaining the peace of an exclusive retreat. Whether you're a mid-century enthusiast, a nature lover, or someone seeking an escape above the city, 13150 Mulholland Drive is a timeless locale waiting to be reimagined. PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD AS-IS.

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