Set in the hills of Silver Lake, this 2006-built residence captures direct views of the Hollywood Sign, Griffith Observatory, and the Silver Lake Reservoir. The elevated setting creates privacy, open sightlines, and consistent natural light throughout the day. The main level anchors the home with a seamless connection between kitchen, dining, and living areas, centered around a fireplace and opening to a private patio suited for outdoor dining and gatherings. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a gas cooktop with vent hood, a step-in pantry, and a built-in counter for seating or work. Hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, and large windows define bright interiors with clean lines and strong flow. Two bedrooms are positioned on the upper level. The primary suite faces outward toward the views and includes a walk-in closet with built-ins and a bath with a large shower, bench seating, and a separate vanity area. The second bedroom opens directly to the patio and works well as an office or den. A full bath with tub and shower completes this level. The lower level includes a third bedroom, powder bath, and an open-use area suited for a gym, studio, or workspace. A long driveway accommodates four or more vehicles, a rare feature in Silver Lake, along with direct access to a two-car garage with storage. Positioned near the center of the neighborhood, the home sits close to Whole Foods Market, Silver Lake Branch Library, and the reservoir’s walking paths and green space. Griffith Park and the Hollywood Hills are nearby, with Downtown Los Angeles within easy reach. Direct access to the 101, 5, 110, and Glendale Freeway keeps connectivity across the city efficient.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.