Not Only Can You Own a Hollywood Heights Tudor for Under 700K, HGTV Might Show Up!

I can’t tell you how rare it is to find two flawlessly updated Tudors in Hollywood Heights that are under 700K. I’ve lived in this adorable neighborhood for decades, and it just keeps getting better.

I think we may have the hippest buyers in town because each year when I write our home tour brochure and preview the houses, I’m astonished at how cool they are. They get updated and expanded in clever ways but still retain that charm Hollywood Heights is known for.

The Hammond Avenue Tudor

If anyone knows Hollywood Heights as well as I do, it’s Allie Beth Allman realtor Joseph Kacynski. He’s my go-to for all the “dirt” on our historic neighborhood because, face it, realtors just know everything and everyone.

As evidence of his extensive knowledge and network base, he had HGTV at his 6802 Hammond Ave. listing on his Instagram reel earlier this week. Kacynski just happens to know someone at the production company that films House Hunters. This adorable Tudor will be featured in that series this fall. Yes, you can live in an actual HGTV star!

This 2,061-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath Hollywood Heights Tudor has all the features people love and then some.

“It has a basement, something you don’t see in Hollywood,” Kacynski said. “This one has a section that is fully finished out as a bedroom and bathroom while still having plenty of storage space.”

You can move into it for only $699,900.

The Vivian Avenue Tudor

Hollywood Heights has the largest collection of stone-embellished Tudors in the country. This one at 7015 Vivian Ave. embodies every detail that defines this neighborhood.

“It has triple peaks, which allow for an easy attic expansion, stone details, and dramatic rare Gothic arches,” Kacynski said.

When I said Hollywood Heights homes are reaching a new level of cool, this one is a great example. Just look at that adorable kitchen. I had to do a double take when I saw the breakfast nook, as the colors and use of wallpaper reminded me of the Kipps Bay Decorator Show House.

The return to tile on the countertops and backsplash is exciting because it’s in character with the home’s history. It’s also much more interesting than the default of white and gray quartzite.

We have the best of both worlds here: an homage to history, an original fireplace, and original hardwood floors, with all the updates and some very stylish color selections. This 1,254-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath Tudor can be yours for $649,000.

So there you have it. Whether you need three bedrooms or two, right now, you can score a Hollywood Heights Tudor for less than $700,00. In a sea of million-plus homes, this is something you are not going to find for long.

Check out the open house at 7015 Vivian Ave. on Sunday, May 25, 1-2:30 p.m.

Call Joseph Kacynski if you want to make an appointment to see 6802 Hammond Ave.