Beachwood Residences Development Site 2620 N Beachwood Dr Lot | Résidentiel | 0,07 ha | À vendre | 1 222 327 € | Los Angeles, CA 90068

Charming 1924 Spanish Colonial Revival bungalow located along the iconic Beachwood Drive corridor just below the Hollywood Sign. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 1,432 square feet of character-rich living space, with classic details including a red clay tile roof, white stucco exterior, and divided-light windows. The property also includes an approximately 290 square foot accessory structure, offering flexible potential for a variety of uses. A walled and gated entry opens to a brick pathway framed by mature agave and bougainvillea, creating a welcoming courtyard-style arrival that reinforces the home’s timeless Southern California appeal. The home presents an opportunity for thoughtful updating or restoration, allowing a new owner to tailor the space to their vision. The location offers a rare balance of nature and accessibility—just moments from the front door lie more than 50 miles of hiking trails within Griffith Park and scenic walks around Lake Hollywood. Beachwood Village’s Café, Market, and everyday conveniences are a short stroll away, while nearby Franklin Village and the broader Hollywood area provide a dynamic mix of dining, entertainment, and everyday convenience. Public transit is equally convenient, with a DASH stop close by and the Hollywood/Vine Metro station just down the hill. The property presents both immediate livability and long-term potential. The existing home is a comfortable, financeable option for an owner-user, while also offering a compelling opportunity for expansion. The site is currently permitted for a significant remodel and addition, including a reimagined 3,337 square foot single-family residence and 477 square foot JADU, along with a pool and roof deck. Plans and permit documentation available. The sale also includes the adjacent hillside lot to the rear, offering a unique opportunity to extend your private outdoor environment while potentially opening up glimpses of the Hollywood Sign and city views.