Asking Price: $2,499,000

Beautifully secluded 1928 French Normandy hillside home with a rare flat expansive backyard and gardens designed by local architect Arthur Bone. Located below the Hollywood sign in the heart of Beachwood Canyon, this gorgeous character home with stunning original details and architectural features is both a perfect private retreat and a hub for entertaining. As you enter through the foyer on the top floor, you are greeted with a half bath, staircase to a private enclosed balcony, and a wide entrance to a spacious light filled living room with wood beams, original hard wood floors, leaded windows, fireplace, and three sets of French doors that all open to a wrap around balcony with tree top views. The kitchen retains its original charm with gorgeous floor tile, arched windows, and breakfast nook, and opens to both the two car garage and a formal dining room. Both dining room and family room have original wood floors, lead windows with gorgeous dappled light streaming in and built ins. The home's second fireplace is the center piece in the family room. As you descend the staircase to the second floor, you discover a unique screened patio positioned between the first and second floors with French doors, a built in seating, and tree top views. The second floor hosts three large bedrooms, three full baths (two of which are ensuite), and laundry. The primary suite features it's own private balcony, two walk in closets, a sauna, and en suite bath with steam shower. On the ground floor you will find an exit to the patio and also an entrance to the guest quarters with it's own full bath and kitchen. This space is currently being used as a recording studio, and would also make a perfect home office, gym, or space for visiting family and friends. Unlike most homes in this area, this three story hillside home also features an expansive flat back yard with lush gardens and water feature offering multiple outdoor living areas and complete privacy to this beautiful Westshire hideaway in Beachwood Canyon.