- 3717 Broadlawn Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068$9,000/mo3 beds · 2 baths · 2,500 sq ft3717 Broadlawn DrLos Angeles, CA 90068
- 2770 Wright Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90068$12,500/mo3 beds · 3.5 baths · 2,194 sq ft2770 Wright LnLos Angeles, CA 90068
There are currently 4 3 bedroom private landlord house rentals on HotPads in Hollywood Hills.
Set the bedroom filter to 3, then open the "All filters" tab and select "House" under "Property type" and "For rent by owner" under "Additional options". Select "Save search" to get an alert when a new match comes on the market in Hollywood Hills.
FRBO is an acronym for "For Rent by Owner." This means that the private landlord acts as the property manager and is the individual that a renter would work with directly for renting their house.
If you’re looking for serenity and scenic surroundings in Southern California, head for the hills—Hollywood Hills, that is, one of Los Angeles’ most iconic neighborhoods. Though centrally located, Hollywood Hills can feel removed from the hustle and infamous traffic of Los Angeles. Its more than 36,000 residents enjoy seasonal farmers’ markets, nightlife, fine dining and stunning panoramic views of downtown.
From Hollywood hopefuls to high-ranking executives, this neighborhood boasts an economically diverse crowd. Of course it should come as no surprise that this is a hot spot for those working in the This neighborhood is home to a high percentage of same-sex couples, and is bordered by West Hollywood, making it incredibly LGBTQ-friendly.
Hollywood Hills isn’t only a stylish neighborhood; it’s also a convenient place to live. Just north of Sunset Boulevard, which offers popular dining and entertainment venues, the neighborhood is close to the Strip’s exciting nightlife. Hollywood Hills also boasts multiple parks, some of the city’s best cafes, and easy access to nearby shopping. For more of an adrenaline rush, hop on over to Universal Studios in neighboring Universal City. As you might expect given its name, Hollywood Hills has steep and winding terrain, which makes traveling by car the most popular way to get around. With easy access to Sunset Strip, Laurel Canyon, Mulholland Drive, the Ventura Freeway and Highway 101, a commuting route is never far away. Though you won’t find many bike lanes, there are a number of bus lines nearby, and depending on where in the hills you live, there are even a few restaurants and bars within walking distance.
If you want to play tourist, the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a quick drive away, as are the famous Hollywood sign and Griffith Observatory. Griffith Park provides hiking trails with stunning views, while the Hollywood Bowl offers some of the city’s best outdoor concerts and shows.
