Set behind a tall hedge for privacy, this updated Spanish bungalow occupies one of West Hollywood's most quietly coveted streets. Imagine a just-off Doheny location where indoor living extends naturally into serene garden spaces in the front and back yards. It's the kind of pied-a-terre one imagines rather than expects to find. A updated, Norma Triangle classic that rarely comes to market. The landscape is sustainable, self-sufficient, and carefully considered, anchored by a mature olive trees, drought-tolerant succulents, and select shrubbery. A pea-gravel front garden and a wide Saltillo tile walkway set the tone before you even reach the door. Inside, the layout is easy for entertaining and daily living. Picture windows draw light into the living and dining rooms, which flow to an oversized kitchen fitted with custom cabinetry and appliances. It's built for those who love to cook... and host. Off the interior laundry, a private side yard adds space and storage. Both bedrooms open through French doors onto a hedged, sun-filled rear deck, made for outdoor living in whatever form that may take. One full bath, one half bath, and ample storage round out the home. One block from Beverly Hills, and a short walk to the best of West Hollywood. This is a condo alternative for those who want sophistication and ease without giving up a personal residence.
