The House
The view runs across the hills to the Hollywood Sign, and the listing adds the Capitol Records building, the Griffith Observatory and the city lights. The lot is 94 by 112 feet, with a private in-ground pool on a brick deck and a two-car garage at street level.
The living room has white-painted beams over a stone wall with the fireplace set into it, and French doors on the side wall. There are three bedrooms and two baths in 1,396 square feet, with a den or office behind green plantation shutters, a breakfast area, an inside laundry room and central heat and air. A second room opens through French doors to a patio.
The Record
The county and the MLS record put the house at 1935, in the Craftsman style. Compass's record shows one sale since 1994. Glencoe Way turns off Beachwood Drive north of Franklin Avenue, in the canyon Albert Beach named after himself in 1911; the upper canyon became Hollywoodland, the development the Hollywood Sign was first built to advertise, from 1923.
