The Shoreham: A Hollywood Regency-inspired Penthouse

Welcome to The Shoreham, a stunning Hollywood Regency-inspired residence designed by legendary architect John Elgin Woolf in 1937.

Located discreetly above the iconic Sunset Strip, this exclusive complex was originally built to house MGM's leading stars during the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Now, it is famed as an A-list residence directory.

As you enter through the cast-iron gates atop the cul-de-sac, you will be greeted by tranquil gardens with stone fountains and regal brick paved patios, providing a peaceful oasis amidst the bustling city.

This ornate penthouse has been meticulously restored, seamlessly blending classic elegance with modern luxury.

Step inside and be amazed by the likes of Nina Campbell and Phillip Jeffries wallpapers, crown moldings, and new wool carpets.

The grand living room features mirrored walls, a Chateau-style stone fireplace, and white shutter windows, creating a truly enviable entertainer's space.

The chef's kitchen, designed by prior owner Tony Di Lembo, boasts an 8 burner Dynasty commercial range and commercial hood, built-in banquet seating, and ample oak cabinetry.

French doors connect the luxurious primary suite, complete with dual closets and a whitewashed brick fireplace, to the private wraparound veranda covered by a chic black and white stripe awning.

This penthouse also includes two parking spaces and an additional storage locker.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to live in one of the most sumptuous buildings that seldomly become available.