1424 N Crescent Hts Blvd

The Granville Towers is a seven-story, 1930-built residential condominium in West Hollywood that reflects French Normandy and Golden Age Hollywood architecture by noted period designers. Common interior characteristics include lofty ceilings, crown moldings, archways, parquet or hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and formal entry galleries that lead into generous living and dining rooms. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom layouts with features such as walk-in closets, dressing areas, in-unit laundry, loft-like open plans, and large windows that capture city and hill views. Shared facilities emphasize a manicured, park-like garden and outdoor seating areas, plus a secured dog run and controlled-access parking; building services include 24-hour concierge/doorman and professional management. The property operates under the Mills Act, providing historical tax benefits, and offers a mix of restored period detailing and carefully executed modern renovations—kitchens and baths often feature marble and high-end appliances. Located steps from the Sunset Strip, the building places residents within walking distance of dining, shops, entertainment, and transit, combining a residential, celebrity-oriented legacy with street-level urban convenience.