Laurel Canyon
Jim Morrison and Carole King are just a couple of the rock legends that made Laurel Canyon their home in the 70s. Steeped in history and intrigue as it is in winding hillsides, it’s still a quick jaunt over to Chateau Marmont and other historic Sunset Strip faves.
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Outpost Estates
Once the home of actress Dolores del Rio (and its own version of the Hollywood Sign), Outpost Estates is a celeb enclave just a stone’s throw away from the Hollywood Bowl. Serene yet close enough to Runyon Canyon and Hollywood Blvd. to keep it interesting.
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Nichols Canyon
This serene neighborhood just south of Mulholland Drive with its waterfalls, deer, and bucolic hillsides seems worlds away from the Hollywood nightlife just a few miles away. No doubt it was the ideal enclave for former resident celebs like Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner.
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Cahuenga Pass
Connecting the San Fernando Valley to greater LA, the historic Cahuenga Pass is a scenic section of hillside homes just off the 101. Proximity to Universal Studios, great hiking and scenery, and the Hollywood Bowl make it a highly coveted part of town.
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Beachwood Canyon
This sleepy Hollywood Hills enclave is popular for its central location, stunning views & secret stairs.
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Mount Olympus
Grecian nostalgia abounds in this exclusive Hollywood Hills neighborhood with street names like Hercules and Apollo. Not far from the Strip, Mt. Olympus has a stunning mix of modern and Mediterranean-inspired architecture with unparalleled, unobstructed views of the city.
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Lake Hollywood
The unexpected serenity of the Hollywood Reservoir makes Lake Hollywood a welcome respite from the vibrancy surrounding it. Plenty of hiking and biking trails and jogging paths dot the area, which is home to many in the entertainment industry.
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Sunset Strip
Dotted with some of the city’s swankiest hotels, nightclubs, and bars, the Sunset Strip inspires glamour, intrigue, and images of Old Hollywood. Luxury homes from Mediterranean and Tuscan style to minimalist modern architectural style can be found within the limits of the Sunset Strip.
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Hollywood Foothills
Perched above the bustling Sunset Strip is the more serene and celeb-studded Hollywood Foothills. Fave attractions like Runyon Canyon, the Hollywood Bowl, and the scenic Mulholland Drive offer plenty for residents and tourists alike.
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West Hollywood
Besides being the heart of LA’s gay community, WeHo is rich in Spanish Colonial architecture and dozens of historically significant buildings, especially along the Sunset Strip. The Pacific Design Center and boutiques like Fred Segal have cemented WeHo as an LA style icon.
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Hancock Park
Architecturally significant Tudors and Spanish Colonials, a sprawling golf club, and roster of residents present and past that reads like a Who’s Who of Hollywood makes this historic, elegant neighborhood a true gem for those lucky enough to live in it.
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BHPO
This famed zip code known for upscale shopping, dining, and celeb spotting along Rodeo and Robertson is also home to the historic Greystone Mansion and gardens, the backdrop for scores of films and music videos.
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Beverly Hills
Swimming Pools & Movie Stars
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Silver Lake
The highly walkable Silver Lake is known for its hipsters, organic coffee, and trendy eateries. Its boutiques at Sunset Junction, the Reservoir, and live music venues like Los Globos make it one of LA’s most coveted neighborhoods for young professionals.
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Franklin Hills
A tight-knit, diverse community nestled within Los Feliz, historic Franklin Hills offers a beautiful setting for exploring its multiple public stairways, the gothic Shakespeare Bridge, and its rich entertainment lore.
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Los Feliz
Sure, it’s a hipster enclave with the requisite coffee shops, bars, and restaurants, but Los Feliz brims with more. Stunning architecture, Barnsdall Art Park, the Griffith Observatory, and shopping along Vermont Avenue make it one of the most beloved parts of LA.
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Studio City
Home to countless celebs and industry execs, Studio City is a business town with some great architectural gems like El Paradiso by architect Raphael Soriano. Named after Mack Sennett’s CBS Studios, this Valley gem also has some excellent eateries along Ventura Blvd.
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Woodland Hills
Nature lovers and city dwellers alike love Woodland Hills for its easy access to recreational activities. Malls, Warner Center Park, dining along Ventura Boulevard, and scenic Topanga Canyon equally delight visitors to this family-centric part of LA.
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Studio City Hills
Just a stone’s throw from Universal Studios, Ventura Boulevard shopping and dining, and gorgeous vistas along Mulholland Boulevard sits the tranquil community of Studio City Hills. A fave of entertainment industry types, the neighborhood still exudes a homey, friendly feel.
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Venice
Echoing its European counterpart with canals, Venice offers artsy types vibrant street art, stunning architecture like the Hopper residence, cutting-edge innovation at Silicon Beach, and Boho chic shopping along Abbot Kinney.
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Santa Monica
Retail therapy at Third Street Promenade and the historic pier are just two of Santa Monica’s many draws. Art at Bergamot Station gallery, hiking in nearby mountains, and upscale shopping along Montana Avenue round out this resort town’s myriad offerings.
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Malibu
Twenty-plus miles of coastline, sandy beaches, and celebs—though postcard-perfect Malibu is one of LA’s most exclusive neighborhoods, waterfront dining like Geoffrey’s, surfing at Zuma Beach, and loads of camping and shopping options along the coast are open to all.
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Sunland Tujunga
This small-town city near the mountains known for its bikers is now drawing young families who want a respite from city life. Fishing, shooting ranges, hiking, and golf at the Nicklaus-designed Angeles Golf Club draw outdoorsy types to this part of town.
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