1005 North Woodland Drive

Bask in luxury and privacy in this hidden gem of an estate. Once the home of Marilyn Monroe, this highly coveted property along North Woodland Drive has witnessed countless gatherings and private conversations among Hollywood icons, top political brass, and LA’s elite residents.

Ownership of the home has changed hands several times since the 1920s, but a few key things have remained the same — from the well-maintained amenities and centuries-old trees surrounding the property to the signature touch of famed architect, Paul Williams.

Located in the Northern Section of the Flats

This 1.14 acre estate has a tennis court, a small pond edged with granite, and a private swimming pool and spa. Spacious grounds and manicured gardens offer plenty of room to entertain guests or meditate in solace. An impressive porte cochere and cobblestone drive greet you upon entering the property premises.

The Centerpiece of the Property Is a 12,220-Square-Foot-Mansion Built in 1923

In designing the structure, Williams combined elements of French Country and Tudor style. The result: an elegant display of architectural innovation blending seamlessly with California’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle.

Inside the home are seven lavishly appointed bedrooms, a Chef’s country kitchen, a fireplace, formal living room and dining area, as well as an entertainment room.