Description

Framed by the hills of Historic Hollywoodland, this reimagined 1926 Spanish residence captures the layered character of old Los Angeles through a refined contemporary lens. Surrounded by mature palms, climbing bougainvillea, and canyon greenery, the home unfolds as a private retreat where architecture, landscape, and natural light move seamlessly together. A gated entry and two-car garage with EV charging introduce the property, while the quiet canyon setting offers a rare sense of privacy just moments from Beachwood Cafe, the market, Franklin Village, and some of Los Angeles' most iconic hiking trails. Inside, vaulted wood-beamed ceilings rise above wide-plank hardwood floors, while oversized picture windows and French doors draw natural light through the interiors throughout the day. Anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, the living room opens organically to a series of outdoor spaces designed for both entertaining and retreat. Throughout the home, shifting canyon light moves across textured walls, exposed beams, and original archways, creating a warmth and depth that evolves from morning to evening. The backyard feels deeply private and cinematic, layered with terracotta hardscape, mature landscaping, a water feature, spa, outdoor shower, and an elevated terrace tucked into the canyon hillside. Nearly every major living space maintains a connection to the outdoors through French doors, terraces, garden views, or framed canyon sightlines. The kitchen balances warmth and precision with quartz surfaces, custom cabinetry, Viking appliances, sculptural open shelving, and an oversized island that flows seamlessly into the dining and lounge areas. Upstairs, the primary suite continues the home's architectural language with vaulted beamed ceilings, a Juliet balcony, and a spa-inspired bath featuring a freestanding soaking tub and warm natural finishes. Additional bedrooms are generously scaled, filled with soft natural light, and positioned for comfort and privacy, including one with direct access to a private upper terrace. Throughout the home, original Spanish details remain thoughtfully preserved, from arched transitions and textured walls to the interplay of stone, wood, and ironwork that define the residence's timeless atmosphere. 3007 Belden Drive offers a rare balance of architectural integrity, canyon serenity, and classic Hollywood allure within one of Los Angeles' most iconic neighborhoods.