Hollywood Hideaway By Boutique

A Sunlit Hideaway beneath the Hollywood Sign

Tucked into the leafy curves of Beachwood Canyon, this three-bedroom early Hollywoodland house, built in 1926, offers an elevated slice of Los Angeles—thoughtfully designed, quietly luxurious, and attuned to both the rhythms of the metropolis and the stillness of its natural spaces. This home is ideal for creatives, couples and slow travelers who value aesthetic integrity and local connection.

Inside, the home shows a palette of natural textures and soft light. Warm wood, plaster walls, and comfortable furnishings create a relaxed sense of calm. An indoor fireplace anchors the open living space, while floor-to-ceiling windows invite the outdoors in—daylight pouring through in the morning, city lights shimmering at night.

Outdoor, the patio area with a sauna and cold plunge provide a wellness sanctuary, and a barbecue grill and seating are perfect for slow breakfasts or sundown aperitifs and dinners.

Layout

Master Bedroom: A light-filled space with a queen bed, generous closet space, and direct access to the balcony

Bedroom Two: Queen bed, garden views

Bedroom Three: A flexible space, ideal as a third sleeping area or reading lounge, fitted with a queen bed and writing desk

Two bathrooms: Both feature toiletries (shower gel, conditioner, body soap), and plush towels

Living Room: Open-plan, with a TV, sound system and books

Kitchen & Dining: Fully equipped with premium cookware, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, kettle, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, espresso maker and french press, wine glasses, icemaker, barbecue utensils, and a long dining table

Around

Step outside and you’re within easy walking distance of Beachwood Café—a neighborhood gem made famous in the song "Falling" by Harry Styles, and known for its seasonal California fare. From there, wander up into the canyons, discover secret staircases, or loop around the Lake Hollywood Reservoir.