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Hollywood Hills East

In the early 20th century, the East Hollywood area was a farming village that also encompassed some of what is now Los Feliz. Parts of the neighborhood were formerly known as “Prospect Park.” Located below the Legendary Hollywood Sign, the Hollywood Hills East area is bordered on the north by the Los Angeles River, west by the Hollywood Freeway, east by Canyon Drive, and on the south by Franklin Ave. East Hollywood is a densely populated neighborhood, and many of the homes in the Hollywood Hills East offer city and hillside views.   

Known for places like, Children’s Hospital, Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, the Cahuenga Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library, and Barnsdall Park was built in the early 1920s.  The style of homes in the hills varies widely and includes Spanish, California Mid-Century Modern, bungalows, and ultra-modern designs.  Some of the neighborhoods in Hollywood Hills East include Franklin Village, Beachwood Canyon and Hollywoodland, Hollywood Dell and Whitley Heights.

Sunset Strip | Hollywood Hills West

Sunset Strip – Hollywood Hills – one of the most iconic places in Los Angeles, and home to many of LA’s most beloved destinations.  Known worldwide as historically significant in the music and entertainment world. There is no lack of enjoyment in this community with theaters, boutiques, museums, shopping, restaurants, and a dynamic nightlife.

Opposite to its reputation, Sunset Strip isn’t all studios and entertainment. The Hollywood Hills that surround this area, are peaceful winding streets, filled with homes with charming character and breathtaking views. A mix of vintage house, contemporary apartment buildings, and traditional Los Angeles bungalows. Also known for it’s Sunday farmer’s markets, the private canyon living offers an eclectic artist community with something for everyone.

Offering exquisite estates with explosive City, Mountain, and Ocean Views, the neighborhoods above Sunset Blvd are some of Los Angeles’ most exclusive. The Hollywood Hills neighborhood is divided into many different areas some including filled Bird Streets, Laurel Canyon, Hollywood Heights, Outpost Estates, Mount Olympus, and Nichols Canyon.