6837 Cahuenga Park Trail, Los Angeles, CA 90068

Built in 1924 on a quiet Hollywood Hills street and tastefully renovated, 6837 Cahuenga Park Trail offers two bedrooms plus a dedicated office, each with its own ensuite bath, filled with natural light, hillside views, and outdoor spaces on multiple levels. Its vertical footprint gives each floor a distinct character, while the rooms remain connected within one cohesive home. The main level is open and bright, with white oak floors running throughout. Windows wrap the living space, bringing the surrounding hills into view and framing the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory. The renovated kitchen pairs warm wood cabinetry with European tile, Kohler brass accents, and a broad peninsula, while the office with ensuite bath provides a separate place to work. The openness of the floor plan makes the space equally suited to a quiet evening or a house full of friends. Upstairs, the primary suite opens through French doors to a large private patio with views of the Hollywood Sign, Griffith Observatory, and the surrounding hills. The renovated bath features European tile and Kohler brass detailing, and a walk-in closet provides generous storage. The second bedroom and bath occupy the lower level, giving guests privacy from the primary suite. Outside, there is more than one place to settle in. The broad terrace off the primary suite, rooftop garage deck, and private rear patio each offer a different view and atmosphere - morning coffee, dinner outside, or an evening beneath the string lights and trees.Original details preserve just enough of the home's 1920s character, including a cast-iron tub, a few original windows, and a built-in safe downstairs. Central air, a tankless water heater, LED lighting, laundry, and a two-car garage, a rare find in the hills, round out the modern comforts. There is a certain romance to living here, surrounded by hills and changing light while still closely connected to the city. Runyon Canyon and the Hollywood Bowl are nearby, and Cahuenga Boulevard and freeway access are easily reached from a street that feels quiet and removed.