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Beverly Grove

Beverly Grove

Boutique condos between Beverly Hills and WeHo

Buildings

8

Active Listings

20

Price Range

$700k – $5M

Notable Era

2000s–2020s boutique mid-rise condos

About Beverly Grove

Beverly Grove is one of Los Angeles's most coveted residential pockets, tucked between Beverly Hills to the west, West Hollywood to the north, and the Fairfax District to the east. The neighborhood centers roughly on North Robertson Boulevard and the stretch of 3rd Street from La Brea to La Cienega — a corridor lined with design showrooms, acclaimed restaurants, independent boutiques, and some of the best people-watching in the city. Unlike the dense towers of Downtown or the gritty converted warehouses of the Arts District, Beverly Grove offers a quieter, more residential scale. Mid-rise boutique condos from the 2000s through 2020s dominate, most with private balconies, rooftop decks, and modern finishes. The area's proximity to Cedars-Sinai and the Beverly Center makes it a perennial favorite with professionals, creatives, and anyone who wants walkability without sacrificing the feeling of living in a real neighborhood.

The Loft Market Here

Beverly Grove is a boutique condo market. Expect architecturally considered mid-rise buildings from the mid-2000s through the early 2020s — clean lines, open floor plans, private outdoor space, and strong HOA management. Price points range from $700K for a one-bedroom in a smaller building up to $5M+ for penthouse units at projects like the Four Seasons Private Residences. Most buildings in the 90048 zip have 4 to 60 units, covered parking, and low-rise profiles that keep the street feeling residential. Live/work zoning is uncommon here. Short-term rentals are generally prohibited by HOA rules. Buyers tend to prioritize location and walkability over raw square footage.

Lifestyle

Dining & Drinks

Republique, Jon & Vinny's, Gracias Madre, Sushi Park, Canters Deli, Osteria Mozza, Chi Spacca, Pizzeria Mozza, The Bazaar at SLS, Bottega Louie (nearby), Zinque, Rosaliné.

Arts & Culture

LACMA (5 min), the Petersen Automotive Museum, Paul Smith on Melrose, the Beverly Center, Pacific Design Center just over the WeHo line.

Nightlife & Entertainment

Bar Lubitsch, The Abbey (WeHo, walkable), Pump, Chateau Marmont nearby, Catch LA.

Parks & Outdoors

Poinsettia Recreation Center, Plummer Park, Pan Pacific Park, Beverly Gardens Park (Beverly Hills, walkable).

Getting Around

Walk Score

88

Out of 100

Metro Lines
Metro 14 / 37 (bus on Beverly)Metro 217 (La Brea/Fairfax)Purple Line extension at Wilshire/Fairfax by 2027
Freeway Access

No freeway cuts through Beverly Grove. 10 Freeway via La Cienega (10-15 min south); 101 via Highland (15 min north); 405 via Santa Monica Blvd (20 min west).

Parking

Most condo buildings include 1-2 assigned spaces. Street parking is permit-restricted in many residential blocks. Valet is common at restaurants along Robertson and 3rd St.

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