1400 N Hayworth Ave

The Hollywood Riviera is a two-story, mid-century condominium complex built in 1954 and recognized as a locally designated historic resource. Designed by Edward Fickett, the property reads as a post-and-beam, butterfly-roof ensemble of one-bedroom units organized around a central landscaped courtyard and heated swimming pool. Units commonly feature vaulted or cathedral beamed ceilings, clerestory and floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood or laminate floors, walk-in closets, and private outdoor spaces such as balconies or oversized terraces. Shared elements include controlled access entry, gated/covered parking with assigned spaces and storage, community laundry, earthquake insurance coverage through the HOA, and low monthly dues supported by Mills Act historic-preservation tax benefits. Exterior character emphasizes tropical planting, awnings, and a poolside sundeck that reinforce a Palm Springs–inspired atmosphere despite the Sunset Strip address. The building sits steps from Sunset Boulevard’s restaurants, shops, and nightlife, offering a mix of residential calm within a highly walkable West Hollywood neighborhood.