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7535 LOLINA Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90046

Single-family home

7535 LOLINA Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Sold February 2026 CRMLS
$2,400,000Sold February 2026

Listing Agent: Brian K. Courville (DRE #01496206) · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 310-652-6285 · Bought with: Cooper Mount · Carolwood Estates · MLS #22145347 · Source: CRMLS

3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2,006
Sq Ft
8,234 sqft
Lot Size
1958
Year Built
Single-family home
Type
1
Stories
CentralAir
Cooling
Central
Heating

About this single-family home

From the moment upon entry of this gated mid-century turned elegant modern property, the tranquil sounds of running water trickle through the lush Japanese gardens surrounding the premises. Nestled on a cul-de-sac, behind a sprawling California oak tree, in the heart of the Hollywood Hills, this regal retreat offers a serene, art-friendly blend of architectural elegance with stunning natural beauty. This special slice of heaven provides seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces perfect for entertaining or quiet relaxation. The home features soaring ceilings that bathe the interior in natural light, highlighting the exquisite stone and tile work throughout, especially the refined primary bathroom and sleek kitchen. A state-of-the-art Miele kitchen caters to the modern gourmet, while expansive windows and glass French doors create a harmonious connection to the breathtaking landscape featuring outdoor lounge and dining spaces. The neighborhood of Nichols Colony is a virtually secret enclave of architectural homes. And, 7535 Lolina Lane is an exceptional one among them. It's a true haven for art and architecture enthusiasts alike.

Listing description from the February 2026 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$2,400,000
Sold February 2026 · listed $2,500,000, on market September 2025 · MLS #22145347 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Brian K. Courville · Listing Office: Compass · Contact: 310-652-6285 · Bought with: Cooper Mount · Carolwood Estates
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