Some homes announce themselves the moment you step inside. On the top floor of The Larrabee, a boutique building tucked onto a quiet stretch of Larrabee Street, where the ceilings lift toward the sky and glass that turns the Century City skyline and the Hollywood Hills into living artwork. This is West Hollywood living at its most effortless, steps from the Sunset Strip yet perched in a pocket of calm above it.Spanning more than 1,700 square feet, the residence is built around light and flow. The living room rises to dramatic vaulted ceilings, with a fireplace at its center and a wall of windows that pour in afternoon sun and evening city glow. Slide open the glass and the living space extends onto a private balcony, the city and mountains stretching out before you. It opens seamlessly to the dining area and a kitchen where warm wood cabinetry meets stainless appliances. The primary suite has vaulted ceilings and a second fireplace that set the tone, while a walk-in closet and a serene bath with double vanity, deep soaking tub, and separate glass enclosed shower deliver the everyday comforts that matter. A second bedroom and full bath offer private space for guests, family, or a work from home setup. The home's most memorable moment waits at the top of a sculptural spiral staircase. A versatile loft floats above the main level, ready to become a home office, creative studio, or fitness space. Beyond it lies a private rooftop terrace with built in seating, where the Hollywood Hills feel close enough to touch. From in unit laundry to secured parking, all within a well maintained building that keeps its scale intimate. For the buyer who wants the energy of the Strip without giving up space, light, or serenity, this is an uncommon pairing of location and lifestyle, and a vantage point on one of Los Angeles's most iconic neighborhoods.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.