Promoting Freedom for Creative Architecture
Sierra Towers stands as one of LA's premier high-rise condominium buildings, situated off Sunset Strip on Doheny Road and offering unmatched views of ocean, Hollywood Hills mountains, and downtown skyline.
Over the years, this 31-story condo skyscraper has attracted many celebrity residents. Designed by Jack A. Charney - who trained under modern architects Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler - many famous faces have called this place home.
Sierra Towers at 9255 Doheny Road in West Hollywood is one of its premier high-rise buildings, offering luxurious amenities including 24-hour services and concierge, gym access, an outdoor pool and spectacular views of Hollywood Hills, Century City and Pacific Ocean from every room in this skyscraper.
This 146-unit building has long been popular among celebrities and rock 'n' roll moguls, such as David Geffen, Sidney Poitier, Cher, Lindsay Lohan and Elton John - to name just a few! Its plural name derives from abandoned plans for another tower to be constructed here.
Jack Charney of Beverly Hills Contemporary Architecture Studio studied under Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler and designed this light-filled building, known as The Crags. Its sleek modern exterior boasts floor-to-ceiling windows with private terrace spaces. Inside is also built with crawlspace for owners to easily reroute plumbing and electrical systems for individual units within. Condos typically sell at prices that would rival houses elsewhere in Beverly Hills or Brentwood.
Sierra Towers stands as an icon in West Hollywood's Sunset Strip, known for its chic high-rise buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize views. Built by Beverly Hills contemporary architect Jack Charney who studied under Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler; Sierra Towers opened for business on its 31-story, 146 unit property in 1965.
This building's timeless mid-century modern design and discreet staff have long attracted A-list celebrities, such as Elton John and David Furnish, Joan Collins, Lindsay Lohan and Matthew Perry - but its popularity is at an all-time high: Courteney Cox and Sandra Bullock both sold their units; Garmin Heiress Jen Kao listed her double wide spread; while Meg Whitman listed her sixth floor pied-a-terre just recently on the market.
Residents pay high Home Owner Association (HOA) fees in order to enjoy 24/7 security, concierge services and an outdoor swimming pool with concierge. Furthermore, HOA fees cover gym membership and valet parking - but many buyers consider the expense worth paying in order to live in a building known for its glitz and glamour.
Sierra Towers high-rise building has long been favored by celebrities for its privacy, views and discreet staff. Stars such as Cher, Elton John, Lindsay Lohan Sidney Poitier Joan Collins and Matthew Perry have called Sierra Towers home.
Sierra Towers was designed by Jack Charney in 1965 as an epitome of luxury high-rise living. Renowned for its timeless Mid-Century Modern design and convenient location near Sunset Strip, Sierra Towers provides residents with world-class amenities.
Floor plans feature spacious 11-foot ceilings and vanishing window walls that maximize views, offering residents an indoor/outdoor lifestyle with spacious terraces and gourmet chef's kitchens.
This NE facing unit in Sierra is highly sought-after, boasting floor to ceiling windows/sliding doors, soaring ceilings and an open floor plan entertaining space with breathtaking views of Hollywood Hills, Sunset Strip and Downtown LA. Perfect as both pied-a-terre or primary residence.
Its long and colorful history have created an allure that continues to attract celebrities and the privacy-minded elite, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Early days were filled with interesting tales from surrounding buildings or houses who complained their views were being blocked; Frank Sinatra is even said to have helped kickstart construction of this tower!
This 31-story building was constructed by Beverly Hills contemporary architect Jack A. Charney - a student of Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler - in 1965 and contains 146 one-, two- and three-bedroom units with floor-to-ceiling windows that afford panoramic views of city skylines, mountains, and ocean.
No matter your residency requirements, this property should not be missed. Offering jaw-dropping jetliner views as well as approximately 4,000 square feet of terraces and balconies - it truly offers something special.
