Sunset Strip is probably best known as a storied hang-out for the LA party crowd, legions of rock and roll hopefuls, and rock and roll royalty. "The Strip" is lined with legendary clubs like the Roxy, the Whiskey A Go-Go, and the Viper Room, as well as famous hotels like the Chateau Marmont and the Mondrian Hotel. In real estate terms, Sunset Strip refers to the homes in the hills above "The Strip."

For most residents of Los Angeles, the Hollywood Hills extend from Hollywood to Beverly Hills, but for real estate agents, Hollywood Hills only refers to the hills that are actually above Hollywood--the ones with the sign. West from there, you have Cahuenga Pass, Mount Olympus, Laurel Canyon, Lookout Mountain, and Sunset Strip. There are more, but that will do for this discussion.

Sunset Strip real estate is north of West Hollywood and runs a little over halfway up the hill where Sunset Plaza meets Lookout Mountain. It is characterized by winding, narrow streets, and a myriad of different architectural styles. You can find some relatively affordable homes on some of the smaller lots, but along the ridges and hilltops, you can expect to pay several million dollars.

Sunset Strip has always been popular for its vibrant culture, its proximity to Beverly Hills, its relaxed city ordinances, and its amazing views. Homes here are near to the heartbeat of Los Angeles. To learn more or to contact a highly qualified Sunset Strip REALTOR®, call us at 310.248.2772 or email us at info@beverlyhillspeople.com.