Tucked at the top of a quiet cul-de-sac in the Sherman Oaks hills, this fully renovated midcentury modern is the kind of home that makes you forget the city exists — until you need it.
Single-level and spanning over 2,000 square feet, this 3-bed, 2.5-bath layout has been thoughtfully updated while preserving the clean lines and openness midcentury architecture is known for. West-facing throughout, the home captures stunning canyon sunsets and stays naturally cool most of the day.
Outside, a large flat patio with pergola is designed for outdoor living — entertaining, unwinding, or simply watching the canyon come alive with birds and wildlife. Backed against the hill with no rear neighbors and greenery on all sides, the privacy is as complete as it gets in LA.
But solitude doesn’t mean sacrifice. Weslin Avenue is one of the few hill roads south of the Boulevard that’s wide, straight, and easy to navigate — putting you minutes from Petit Trois, Pizzana, Sushi Note, the Sportsmen’s Lodge, and more.
Ample parking, a tight-knit community of neighbors, and the security of a true cul-de-sac complete the picture. A rare find in Sherman Oaks at any price.