Mid-century architecture, walls of glass, and an infinity pool that seems to spill right into the Los Angeles skyline. This is one of those homes that just gets it right. Set in the coveted Outpost Estates neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, this beautifully updated mid-century home has a style and… Read More personality all its own. Warm wood details, walls of glass, and open living spaces create a relaxed, sophisticated feel, with sweeping city and canyon views that seem to follow you from room to room. The home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring high-end appliances and a layout that flows naturally from the main living areas to the outdoors. And the outdoor space is where this property really shines. Expansive decks, an infinity-edge pool with a Baja shelf, and a spa all overlook some pretty spectacular views. It's an incredible setting for entertaining, spending time with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon at home. And when the sun goes down and the city lights come on, it's a completely different experience. Outpost Estates has long been one of the more desirable pockets of the Hollywood Hills, known for its privacy, character, and rich Hollywood history. It's a neighborhood that feels tucked away from the city while still being just minutes from everything.Great architecture, incredible views, and a home that captures everything there is to love about living in the Hollywood Hills. Read Less
Property listed by Equity Union, Michael Bary 818-989-2000
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