Charming and original 1929 Spanish Bungalow, "The Croft" in West Hollywood

This charming and original 1929 Spanish Bungalow has a fantastic central location. Just one block from both Beverly Blvd and 3rd. Street two blocks from La Cienega, one block from the Beverly Connection, one block from The Beverly Center, two blocks from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and very close to Mid-Wilshire, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Hollywood, The Grove and more.

Completely furnished with designer furniture. It has a large living room with vaulted ceilings and working gas fireplace and 42" plasma television, central dining room with old Spanish charm and detail, breakfast room with built-in arched niches and wall-mounted LCD television, galley kitchen with vintage O'Keefe & Merritt stove, laundry room with new front loading washer and dryer, two generous bedrooms (one with private entrance) both with closets and televisions + one additional step-down bedroom or office/study - 3 bedrooms total, one vintage bathroom with original tile and charm, hall storage cabinet in the hallway and a one car garage with additional parking space (tandem to garage) in driveway. Gardener service once a week for drought resistant garden. Alarm system. And again, incredible location!

• Three-bedrooms
• Sleeps up to six
• Master bedroom: One cal-king
• Second bedroom: one queen
• Third bedroom: Desing within reach twin-size convertible sofa. Converts into two twins.
• Central AC
• One car Garage (medium size car, no big trucks)
• Parking Space, tandem outside the garage
• Fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, etc.
• Washer and dryer
• Cable TV, HBO included
• 32" Flat Screen in master bedroom
• 42" Flat screen in the Living room
• 22" Flat Screen in breakfast room
• Wireless Internet

West Hollywood: Past to Present

There was no indication in 1780 that the simple road built to connect El Pueblo de Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean would one day evolve into the exciting collection of shops, theaters and restaurants that is West Hollywood today. That part of this idyllic, sleepy spot would one day transform itself into the vibrant Sunset Strip was also not immediately apparent, but visitors are eternally grateful that it did. WeHo is the perfect place for a quick getaway to taste the highlife and celebrity culture that epitomizes the district, and all West Hollywood vacation rentals are also within shouting distance of other famous neighborhoods like Hollywood and Beverly Hills. The stunning Southern Californian beaches that grace nearby Malibu, Venice and Santa Monica are also only minutes away. 

Worldwide Dining in One City

It is perhaps the commingling of cultures that gives West Hollywood its main claim to fame, and nowhere is this more apparent than when one looks at the city's dining opportunities. Those who are looking for solid American fare should visit Barnie's Beanery - where stars Clark Gable and Judy Garland once dined - but those who are looking for alternative dining better book an extra long stay in their West Hollywood vacation condo to give them enough time to sample all the area has to offer. From sushi bars to Brazilian bistros and from tasty Thai take-out/dine-in options to a myriad of Mexican restaurants, West Hollywood has something to excite even the most jaded of palates. 

Scintillating Shopping

Just walking WeHo's pedestrian-friendly streets after getting a good night's rest in an upscale West Hollywood vacation rental will open one's eyes to countless intriguing shopping opportunities that can be found nowhere else in the world. Fred Segal's on Melrose is recommended for clothing, while Plush Home - also on Melrose - is recommended for everything for the household, and their upscale furniture has upstaged the stars in countless films, including Spiderman 3. The nearby Beverly Center shopping mall is one of the largest in the city and plays host to retailers like Hugo Boss, The Ferrari Store and Bloomingdale's. 

Nightclubs like No Other

Booking a week or two in one of the trendy and upmarket West Hollywood vacation rentals available in the city will also provide access to the area's famous night-time attractions, which include the infamous Sunset Strip with its Comedy Store stand-up club and its Viper Room, Roxy Theater and Whiskey A Go Go nightclubs. The Troubadour and the House of Blues should also be on every nightclub-lover's list, and these venues continue to feature music greats like Bruce Springsteen, Bette Middler, Bob Marley and David Bowie. 

The West Hollywood Heritage

Apart from notorious nightclubs, WeHo is also home to many sites of cultural and historical significance. The former Warner Hollywood Studios on Santa Monica Boulevard - now known as simply "The Lot" - dates back to 1920 and is a popular attraction that offers both studio tours and live show tapings. Culture vultures should take the guided tour of the elegant Schindler House - voted one of the top 10 houses in Los Angeles - and should also visit the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Pacific Design Center. Further interesting sightseeing spots include the Sierra Towers apartment complex, which dates back to 1965 and which has been home to celebrities like Cher and Lindsay Lohan, and the cute Rocky and Bullwinkle statue on Sunset Boulevard. 

Shoulder Season: September 13 - April 30

$245 / night, $1470 / week, $4,750/ month

Mid Season: May 1 - June 30

$275 / night, $1,625 / week, $4,995 / month

Peak Season: July 1 to September 12

$295 / night, $1,785 / week, $6,250 / month

Higher rates may apply for holiday and special events