1550 N Laurel Ave

The Laurel is a low-rise, three-story midcentury condominium community built in 1962 and noted for its period architecture by Donald G. Park. The intimate complex contains roughly 15 residences configured primarily as two-bedroom units, many arranged with bedrooms on opposite sides of the living area and each featuring en suite baths. Interiors commonly include open floor plans, recessed lighting, built-in storage, breakfast bars, multiple primary-suite layouts, ceiling fans, and balconies or lanais that provide direct outdoor access. Units benefit from abundant natural light through large and sometimes floor-to-ceiling windows, skylights over bathrooms or kitchens in some homes, and a mix of original and updated finishes such as hardwood floors, granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances, and in-unit laundry hookups in select units. Common elements emphasize livability: an elevator serving three floors, a sun-drenched pool and sundeck immediately accessible from ground-level terraces, gated underground parking with side-by-side spaces, controlled building access, exterior lighting, and on-site laundry. The HOA carries earthquake insurance and maintains the compact community footprint. Located one block north of Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood/West Hollywood activity, the property offers a highly walkable location near restaurants, cafes, fitness clubs, grocery markets, entertainment venues, and hiking trails in the Hollywood Hills.