In the same year that this craftsman's house was built in Hancock Park, LA's most famous landmark was also erected in Griffith Park. Today, both are still standing and from this one, you can see the Hollywood Sign from the front garden. Much like stars of the screen in their later years, this home doesn't look its age thanks to the bright white walls and the plush furnishings to be found inside, but there are still signs of its history if you look closely enough — particularly in the kitchen, with the wooden-vaulted ceiling and vintage-style oven. Out the back, you'll find a charming terracotta-hued terrace area that's just the ticket for alfresco feasts as the sun goes down. One thing that certainly hasn't changed in the years since this property was constructed is the enviability of the location. Right in the middle of the city, you can drive to Santa Monica beach in under twenty minutes, while in the other direction, the bright lights of Hollywood can be reached in a little over five. Home truths: *There's one free parking spot available on the premises *A travel cot, high chair, children’s tableware, baby monitor, fireplace guards, plug socket covers and babysitter recommendations can be provided by the host if required *If you're planning a day out to the beach, there are beach towels, a parasol, and snorkelling gear for you to borrow *Your host kindly asks that you respect the quiet hours between 10pm and 8am and keep noise to a minimum at all times *A maximum of four additional people can visit the home during daytime hours, but overnight guests are not allowed without prior approval *Please use coasters and placemats to avoid damaging surfaces *Candles and incense sticks are not permitted in this home