About 1737 N Vista Street
A rare and refined 2BD, 3BA hideaway in the lower Hollywood Hills, discreetly tucked behind towering hedges and wrought iron gates. Originally designed in 1920 by legendary architect Myron Hunt, the visionary behind the Huntington Library, the Rose Bowl, and the Ambassador Hotel, this approx. 2,220 SF villa-style sanctuary blends timeless elegance with a modern sensibility. A gated entry leads to a romantic garden with cypress, citrus, and arched brick courtyard with tiled firepit. Inside, a skylit foyer introduces dramatic public rooms, including a step-down living room with marble fireplace, vintage chandelier, and formal dining that flows into a reimagined kitchen with bold cabinetry, stone counters, and stainless appliances. Classic craftsmanship meets modern design with restored parquet floors, ornate moldings, and tailored wallcoverings, all reimagined with bold finishes and striking lighting. Two ensuite bedrooms include a serene primary with walk-in and direct outdoor access. Rear grounds feature a wraparound veranda, sundeck, and sparkling pool. Gated driveway with ample parking and detached garage. An elegant oasis just minutes from Runyon Canyon and the Sunset Strip.
