Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street just north of the Sunset Strip, this beautifully updated residence offers a rare opportunity to own in one of West Hollywood’s most culturally significant mid-century buildings. The building’s iconic courtyard pool was immortalized in Peter Getting Out of Nick’s Pool by David Hockney – a seminal work that helped define the visual language of California modernism. Residence #9 is the largest unit in the building and features a thoughtfully updated interior that balances modern comfort with architectural character. Polished concrete floors, a renovated kitchen outfitted with high-end appliances, and a light-filled layout create a clean, contemporary feel. Two spacious bedrooms and a marble clad bath round out the interior, with a balcony off the primary bedroom providing space to enjoy the outdoors. Additional highlights include in-unit laundry, an exceptional amount of closet space and storage, secure parking space, and access to the lushly landscaped courtyard pool – the architectural and cultural centerpiece of the property. The HOA is notably well-managed, featuring relatively low monthly dues along with strong reserve funding, offering long-term stability and peace of mind for ownership. Located a block from Sunset Boulevard, the home offers immediate access to West Hollywood’s best dining, nightlife, and wellness destinations while maintaining a sense of privacy and retreat. A rare convergence of design, history, and livability.