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Positioned as land value in one of LA's least replicable hillside settings.
Nearly 32 secluded acres across eight contiguous parcels, reached by a private road off iconic Mulholland Drive. A once-in-a-generation estate canvas above the city, hidden in the hills.
This is not a hillside lot. It is a gated, park-like canyon holding with extraordinary width and depth, connected city utilities, five access points, and the flexibility to imagine a singular private compound or a collection of bespoke homes.
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Positioned as land value in one of LA's least replicable hillside settings.
Nearly 32 private acres
A scale more commonly associated with a preserve than a residential address.
Approx. square feet
Extraordinary depth and width stretching from the road into the canyon.
Contiguous APNs included
A rare assembled holding with multiple street-address and access possibilities.
Ranch-style home on site
A tree-shaded plateau anchors the existing improvement and arrival sequence.
Existing recorded residence
The current structure establishes utility, use, and a lived-in point of departure.
The property sits in the Beverly Hills Post Office, one of the few locations where a private canyon environment can still hold immediate access to the Westside, the Valley, and the entertainment corridor.

Mature canopy, canyon shadow, and ridgeline light shape the entire experience of arrival.
Accessed from a private road beyond a secure gate, the land immediately shifts from Mulholland iconography into genuine seclusion.
The sale includes APNs 2386-003-004, 2386-002-005, 2386-010-008, 2386-010-009, 2386-003-003, 2386-011-002, 2386-006-002, and 2386-006-001.
Bel-Air, Holmby Hills, Century City, Rodeo Drive, Studio City, Universal, and Warner Bros. all sit within the property's daily orbit.
The existing ranch-style home rests on a tree-shaded plateau, creating an intuitive estate arrival before the land drops into deep canyon.
The combination of acreage, road frontage, address flexibility, and canyon privacy creates an unusually durable long-term hold.
Thirty hand-curated points place the property between Bel-Air, Beverly Hills, Studio City, cultural institutions, private clubs, canyon trails, and the production corridor.
A high-end acquisition story needs more than romance. It needs the underlying logic: access, topography, parcel control, zoning context, daily convenience, and the irreplaceable feeling of acreage in the hills.
A singular private estate, a multi-structure compound, or a discreet collection of bespoke residences can all be studied against the property's parcel assemblage.
The land is wide enough to create meaningful separation from Mulholland while preserving immediate ridge access to both sides of the city.
In a hillside market where parcels are often fractional, this offering reads as an estate-scale acquisition with long-term scarcity built into the land itself.
The setting feels remote, yet the daily map includes the Glen Centre, Rodeo Drive, Century City, Studio City, The Getty, and the major studio corridor.
The gallery reads like a location book: arrival, plateau, canyon, ridgeline, light studies, and atmosphere. Every frame is pulled from the property's cinematic assets so the visual language stays consistent.
Review the parcel information, access story, existing residence details, and development potential for one of the most unusually scaled holdings in the Beverly Hills Post Office.
Parcel map + APNs
Access and address options
Development positioning
13511 Mulholland Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210