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Beverly Hills Homes and Neighborhoods
A melange of styles – from opulent to understated, from 1920’s Spanish to Mid-century contemporary – can all be found within Beverly Hills. No matter what the style of residence, a pride of ownership is constant and insures that Beverly Hills real estate remains a highly-desired commodity and a good investment over time. In Lower Beverly Hills, Spanish-style homes from the 1920’s and 1930’s have been well-maintained or lovingly restored. Both single-family dwellings and multi-unit residences can be found on the quiet streets just off of Santa Monica, Wilshire and Robertson Boulevards.

Beverly Hills Flats is populated with more Traditional home styles, many of which have been designed by well-known architects such as Robert Byrd, Paul Williams, Richard Landry and Gus Duffy North of Sunset, the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains lead north to Mulholland Boulevard. Benedict, Coldwater and Beverly Canyon Drives are the main roads, with winding side streets lined with contemporary and architectural homes – many of which are cantilevered over the hillside to take advantage of canyon views.

The City of Beverly Hills offers homebuyers a plethora of styles to choose from. From opulent new Mediterranean-influenced construction designed to dazzle and impress, the quiet stability of a more traditional style of architecture in a tree-lined neighborhood, quaint Jazz-era Spanish homes with original tiles and moldings, or fantastic architectural and contemporary homes – it’s all found within the environs of Beverly Hills.