Las Orquideas, a 9-unit Spanish Revival Village by Architect Wilfred Buckland, 1929.  Howell + Padgett, Restoration, 2019.  Nestled in the Hollywood foothills, like the Andalusian hill towns that inspired it, Las Orquideas is a collection of 5 villa-like structures housing nine unique residences and 1 flex space.  Buckland, Cecil B. DeMille's art director and the original owner, designed the property for himself as a replica of a Spanish hill town, with ascending walkways, connecting gardens, and intimate plazas.  The entire complex has been immaculately restored.  If there was ever a pride of ownership asset, Las Orquideas is it.  The 9-residence compound offers the style, character and rich details of a landmark historic property with the modern amenities of new construction. This Mills Act building can be delivered fully vacant, providing endless opportunity.

The manager has listed the unit size as 10573 square feet.