Welcome to Hancock Park
Architecturally significant Tudors and Spanish Colonials, a sprawling golf club, and roster of residents present and past that reads like a Who’s Who of Hollywood makes this historic, elegant neighborhood a true gem for those lucky enough to live in it.
Perhaps the most iconic street in LA’s elegant Hancock Park neighborhood, Muirfield Road is where this absolutely wonderful Tudor revival is located. Located in a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), and framed against the peaceful backdrop that characterizes this part of town, 234 S. Muirfield is 6,187 square feet and 5 bed/5bath of royal bliss that would make even King Henry VIII himself jelly.
In the hopes of seeing a celebrity or five, tourists coming to Los Angeles often flock to thoroughfares like Rodeo Drive, Robertson Boulevard, Melrose Avenue, and Hollywood Boulevard—all perfectly legit mainstays of a fab itinerary. But insiders know that the chances of spotting a celeb in the often-overlooked Larchmont Village area–where this wonderful Colonial Revival bungalow at 568 North Gower is situated–are probably much higher.
In a city where upscale homes sometimes buttress up against more modest ones, Hancock Park remains a relatively exclusive neighborhood singularly filled with impressive estates. Here, homes range from mansionesque to palatial and home and garden tours are par for the course…literally. The Wilshire Country Club, a verdant oasis complete with natural stream and 18-hole golf course, is a significant fixture in Hancock Park sits just ½ a mile north of 264 Muirfield.
Home – 421 South Wilton Place Hancock Park in Los Angeles evokes images of vast grounds and storybook paths leading to grandeur doorways. The neighborhood is known for exquisite estates in revival styles of Mediterranean, Tudor, Spanish Colonial, Cape Cod—and those are just the residences that you can see. Dial your imagination to 11 for what’s hidden beyond the 15-foot hedges of some of Los Angeles’ most powerful residents.
