Hidden behind gates and enveloped by nearly an acre of mature foliage, towering bamboo, and vineyard rows, 2424 Nichols Canyon Road is a deeply private oasis set above Sunset Boulevard. Here, the sounds of the city give way to rustling leaves, birdsong, and the soothing rhythm of nature.

Crafted from wood, stone, and expanses of glass, the 6,068-square-foot residence, represented by Josh Myler and Billy Rose, embraces an organic architectural language that feels at once grounded and transportive. The home was extensively reimagined by legendary architect Stephen Kanner, known for a playful use of light and modern style born from his Mandeville Canyon roots.

Sunlight filters softly through the trees and across richly tactile interiors, where warm timber, hand-finished materials, and walls of sliding glass beckon the outdoors in.

Every space of this 5-bedroom, 6-bath home feels connected to the surrounding landscape. Likely attracted to the home’s sanctuary-like qualities, an illustrious list of cultural heavyweights once called it home, including singer/songwriter JD Souther, renowned producer Ilene Chaiken, and the actor Henry Beckman.

Multiple lounge terraces, a secluded pool framed by mature greenery, alfresco dining areas beneath the canopy, and intimate spaces for conversation or solitude create an atmosphere more reminiscent of a boutique resort than a traditional Hollywood Hills estate.

Designed for both entertaining and escape, the home features a private screening room, wine cellar, and a hillside Syrah vineyard of approximately 80 vines, lending the property an added sense of romance and cultivated California living. Despite its extraordinary sense of escape and seclusion, the home sits moments from Chateau Marmont, Sunset Tower, Runyon Canyon, Soho House, and some of Los Angeles’ most celebrated dining, shopping, wellness, and cultural destinations.

To learn more about 2424 Nichols Canyon Road or to schedule a showing, contact The Agency’s Josh Myler or Billy Rose.