Posts from: Historic Homes

Outpost Estates is one of those Hollywood Hills neighborhoods that feels like it belongs to a different version of Los Angeles. It is close to Hollywood Boulevard, close to the studios, close to the energy of the city, and yet the moment you start climbing into the hills,…

Angelino Heights is one of those neighborhoods that makes Los Angeles feel older than people expect. Most of LA’s early residential history has been erased, redeveloped, widened, demolished or paved over. But just above Echo Park and minutes from Downtown, Angelino…

Beverly Hills is so famous now that it almost feels inevitable. The name itself has become shorthand for money, celebrity, shopping, privacy, palm trees, gated estates and some of the most valuable residential real estate in America. But Beverly Hills did not begin as a…

It takes an extraordinary house to offend the residents of Holmby Hills. This is a neighborhood where estates occupy multiple acres, privacy is treated as an essential service and some of the wealthiest people in the world live behind gates almost anonymously. Large homes…

West Adams has some of the most beautiful historic homes in Los Angeles, but its architecture is only part of the story. The neighborhood has been reinvented more than once. It began as one of Los Angeles’ earliest prestigious residential districts, became a center of…

Greystone Mansion is one of those places that makes Beverly Hills seem almost understated. It is not simply a large house. It is a 46,000 square foot stone estate with 55 major rooms, formal gardens, a private entertainment wing and the kind of infrastructure normally…

Discover why Hancock Park continues to attract architecture-minded buyers, from historic home styles and generous lots to the timeless street character that supports long-term livability.