Located in the exclusive neighborhood of 'The Oaks' in Los Feliz. This tastefully remodeled contemporary home is perched perfectly on a hillside, capturing spectacular city and ocean views. Home is located on a very quiet street at the end of a private cul-de-sac. Voluminous spaces, high-end finishes, soaring ceilings with 9ft doors can be seen throughout the home. Property has green updates with roof top solar and high-end dual pane windows. Vast top floor is the perfect gathering space for 50 of your best friends at your house warming party or your intimate family dinners. Open entertainers kitchen with center island, quartzite counter tops, custom cabinetry and high-end appliances. One bedroom attached guest house with discreet entrance separate from main living area, great for long-term guests, home work space or multigenerational family living. Multiple outdoor balconies and a hot tub terrace, great for enjoying with friends, family and guest. Terrace backyard offers canyon views, privacy and unlimited potential for the ideal backyard oasis. Home has a large attached 2 car garage.
Listing information updated April 19, 2019
5698 Holly Oak Drive has 4 bedrooms.
5698 Holly Oak Drive has 4 bathrooms.
5698 Holly Oak Drive is approximately 3,986 square feet.
5698 Holly Oak Drive is listed at $2,649,000.
As of April 19, 2019, 5698 Holly Oak Drive is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 5698 Holly Oak Drive include Tastefully Remodeled, Stunning City and Ocean Views, Roof Top Solar, Open Kitchen, Multiple Balconies, Attached Guest House, Furniture Included.
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