Sunset over the Palm Trees

This West Hollywood home has stunning views over Los Angeles, which can be admired from any of the four upstairs bedroom terraces, each of which frames the horizon with its own unique vista. Watch the sunrise with your morning cup of coffee, then when evening arrives, watch the sunset, silhouetting the palm trees. Spend relaxing days at the home swimming leisurely in the pool or unwinding in the soothing bubbles of the hot tub before sipping cocktails and warming up in front of the firepit. Have delicious cook-out lunches on the barbecue or make extravagant, chef-standard dinners in the fully-equipped kitchen. Or, if meals out are on the menu, take a short three-minute walk to Melrose Avenue and take your pick of the eateries on offer. At Griffith Observatory, just a nineteen-minute drive away – you can see all that Hollywood has to offer. From this south-facing slope in Griffith Park, you can view the Hollywood Sign, downtown Los Angeles, the Pacific Ocean, or even use their telescopes to view the planets in the sky. Take a stroll along the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard – a thirty-four-minute walk away from this home – or treat yourself to a shopping day on the famous Rodeo Drive which can be reached in eleven minutes by car. Laugh until you’re in stitches at the Comedy Store on Sunset Boulevard, a short seven-minute drive away, or go on a tour of Paramount Pictures Studio, an even shorter four-minute drive away. Then, spend cosy evening together, curled up on the sofa, chatting by the roaring fireplace. Home truths: *There’s free parking for up to two cars on the driveway *Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay *For those with reduced mobility, one of the bedrooms is located on the ground floor, and there is a lift *Parties and music played outside in the backyard are not allowed at this home – noise sensors monitor the volume while cameras in the front and back monitor the number of guests *No visitors are allowed unless approved in writing by the host