In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, resorts for locals and tourists were very popular throughout greater Los Angeles, whether they be along the coast on the many miles of beautiful beaches in the area or in the mountains, such as the San Gabriel and Santa Monica ranges. This coincided with the gradual development of more leisure time for larger proportions of people thanks to shorter work days and work weeks, labor-saving devices at work and at home, and other factors.
Sometimes, however, these resorts were also part of a real estate development project in which lots were sold for buyers to build their primary residence or second home and the resort was part of the hook for prospective purchasers. Sherman to the south or Studio City to the north. Today there are many homes dotting the hillsides in the area, but just over a century ago, there was almost no development and some projects were targeted for leisure as well as for residential purposes.
The centerpiece of the plans at that time was a scenic railway up Laurel Canyon from West Hollywood, with inspiration perhaps being drawn, at least in part, from the Mount Lowe Railway above Pasadena. These peaks ranged from to in height.
The latter are designed for renting to summer campers. An official, A. Salisbury commented that:. Nowhere is there such a combination of hills, valleys and mountain rim. I do not think it can be duplicated for scenery of a more beautiful and varied character, and I think it cannot help but become one of the great show places and pleasure resorts of Southern California.
Notably, a Los Angeles and Pacific Railway later part of the Pacific Electric system streetcar line tunnel through Bunker Hill provided easy access to the new project through a Laurel Canyon line that ran just under a mile from Sunset Boulevard up to the base of the mountains. At the time, Sunset Boulevard was being built through the area for ease of access to downtown Los Angeles, just under ten miles to the east. Check out schools near Lookout Mountain Ave.
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At least 42 Trulia users voted on each feature. It's dog friendly. Car is needed. It's quiet. There's wildlife. Yards are well-kept. Parking is easy. People would walk alone at night. They plan to stay for at least 5 years. There's holiday spirit. Streets are well-lit. There are sidewalks. Neighbors are friendly. Kids play outside. There are community events. It's walkable to restaurants.
It's walkable to grocery stores. See All what locals say. All Sections. About Us. B2B Publishing. Business Visionaries. Hot Property. Times Events. All of whom lived nearby on the mountain the s and s. The home is truly one-of-a-kind, with architectural details and flourishes sure to inspire and impress. The property is sited on a nicely sized lot just a single block from the prestigious and highly coveted Wonderland Avenue Elementary School. Inside the home, you will find original architectural details combined with contemporary features.
Many large windows overlook out to California oaks and blooming fruit trees, while others provide stunning views of the canyon. Beautiful and unique wood work that dates back to the Golden Era of Hollywood can be found throughout the house.
The kitchen has been recently remodeled and icludes a new Thermador 6-burner oven, recessed lighting, and an eat-in counter for four. The Spanish tile combined with the rustic woodwork and the hardwood floors creates a look that feels quintessentially Laurel Canyon.
Off the kitchen, you will find a tiled and enclosed deck with its own outdoor kitchen workspace. A convenient spot for al fresco food preparation, especially in the event you are throwing a catered summertime soiree. The lovely master suite has a vintage fireplace, a wonderful open-beamed ceiling, built-in cabinets and workspace, a walk-in closet, and treetop views.
How you use each one is, of course, up to you.
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