A studio in a five-story stucco condo building from the 1970s. It carries a separate monthly HOA fee, and the windows look out on the building next door and palm trees.
Controlled-access lobby
One parking space in the building
Shared laundry room
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North Hollywood
Small 1950s single-story house
$690,000
1,001 sq ft (93 m²)2 bed1 bath
A single-story wood-frame house from the 1950s on a lot of about 5,400 sq ft, with front and back yards and a detached garage. Summers here are much hotter than downtown, so air conditioning is a must.
Front and back yards
Detached one-car garage
Window air conditioners
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Woodland Hills
1962 single-story house
$1,175,000
1,604 sq ft (149 m²)3 bed2 bath
A single-story ranch house from 1962 under a big oak on a quiet hillside street in Woodland Hills, at the west end of the San Fernando Valley. The living room, dining room and kitchen form one open space around a central fireplace. Listed at US$999,000 in August 2026, it sold in September for US$1,175,000, 18% over asking and in the same range as similar three-bedroom houses that sold in the neighborhood that summer (US$1.1 million to US$1.23 million).
Two-car garage
Gas fireplace
Covered back patio
Pergola and wood deck
Central air
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Hollywood Hills West
Hillside house with a pool and city views
$4,950,000
3,401 sq ft (316 m²)4 bed4.5 bath
A three-story modern house built into a hillside, with views down over Los Angeles from the living room and the private pool, and a narrow, steep driveway.
Private pool
Deck with city views
Two-car garage
Security gate
Home theater
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Holmby Hills
French château-style mansion
$110,000,000
56,500 sq ft (5,249 m²)14 bed27 bath
A French château-style mansion completed in 1991 on about 4.7 acres in Holmby Hills, with 123 rooms including 14 bedrooms, a basement bowling alley and screening room, and a pool and tennis court in the gardens. Listed at US$137.5 million, it sold for US$110 million in July 2025; along with a Bel Air estate sold that May, it is the most expensive home sale recorded in LA since the start of 2025.
Private pool
Tennis court
Two-lane bowling alley in the basement
20-seat screening room
Wine cellar
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