Right under the iconic Hollywood Sign, this exquisite Beachwood Canyon villa masterfully combines modern design with classic Mediterranean details. Built in 2011, it has all the charm and sophistication of Hollywoodland's most architecturally significant and charming homes of the 1920s yet possess all the comfort of today's amenities for everyday functionality. The home features a striking two-story entry foyer leading to an open concept main floor with dramatic high ceilings and expansive glass doors, inviting an abundance of natural light and delightful cross breezes. The kitchen, the formal dining room and the living room effortlessly flow into each other and open directly onto the outdoor area, making it perfect for Southern California living. The kitchen features timeless white subway tiles, a wraparound counter with eat-in bar seating, a casual dining area and an adjacent den. A guest bedroom with en-suite bath and a powder room round up the main level. Upstairs, a large primary suite with beautiful views of the Hollywood Sign, the canyon, and the city below, has a fireplace, a balcony and 2 separate closets. The primary bath has a floating double vanity, a soaking tub and shower. Two additional bedrooms, with their own en-suite baths, and a separate laundry room complete this level. Accessed through the public rooms, spacious lounging areas, an upper terrace and a rolling green lawn are the perfect setting for al-fresco dining, social gatherings, or relaxing under the stars against the city's most famous backdrops. A wonderful bonus space fitted with its own bath is ideal for a home office or as a fifth bedroom suite. A convenient elevator provides direct access from the garage and bonus space. The property is perched on its own knoll, making the views from its expansive deck and backyard mesmerizing. Located just minutes from Griffith Park's hiking trails and all the best shops and restaurants in Beachwood or Franklin Villages and vibrant Hollywood, this unique home offers an elevated lifestyle in one of Los Angeles's most storied neighborhoods.

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