Tasteful friends: Patio del Moro, a 1926 Andalusian style 1925 landmark courtyard apartment complex, $7.425M

So, real life Melrose Place?

Video description from an earlier listing of a few years ago:

Yet another video from when the property was listed previously.

*Or have SIX friends in...

(Or sex friends, you buy it and it's your choice.)

I would love to retire in a place like this with 6 friends occupying apartments with the 7th reserved for a live in cabana boy who handles chores and such - as well driving our old asses around to doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, and such.

That's what "retirement" communities should be like.

Ooh, Joyce Van Patten!

The copywriter or content director who put Joyce VP and Humphrey Bogart in the same sentence should be fired.

Yes, the 'and Joyce Van Patten' was quite the punctuation mark. Save your best for last.

I find it unbelievably beautiful.

Are Jack Janet and Chrissy still living there?

For my taste, architecture like this is a visual orgasm. Southern California will never leave my heart.

Living there properly requires smoking and perfume wearing.

I wouldn't live on Fountain. Did it for a few months once and the amount of brake dust that settles in your place is disgusting. Always loud.

Brake dust?

The location is terrible. You're living on a very busy street.

It looks like a 1980's Mexican chain restaurant. FUGLY !

Would it be easy to turn it into a bed and breakfast?

Cheap kitchen appliances and cheap bathroom fixtures. Horrible street to live on for that much money.

Very cool

OP, what exactly do you know about LA? That “stretch” of Fountain is no worse or better than another segment. You aren’t “tasteful “ and you have no “friends.”

It’s cute, has charm. The kitchen is too small. No pool is a big problem. No way for this price.. The price is a joke.

Put a pool in the middle and have Michael and Jane Mancini purchase it. Just be careful when Amanda Woodward and Kimberly Shaw come around.

I had a friend with benefits who lived there in the early 80's before it became gentrified. He paid 375.00 a month for a one bedroom with no AC. The thick adobe walls kept it cool in the summer The actor Tony Hamilton lived upstairs with two other dancers.. I remember siting in lawn chairs under dead banana trees and the dried up fountain. Drinking Jager shots till dawn and listening to the sirens on Sunset. Then we fucked like rabbits. La Dolce Cazzo

^ Woops it was the Andalusia on Havenhurst. Same type of LA Spanish revival.

Did you ever do a threesome with Tony Hamilton ? He was incredibly hot back then.

That one picture is charming. The rest is horrid.

I LOVED the Andalusia - I worked at Propaganda Films and the owner, Steve Golin lived there for a time. Id house sit and hook up in that building.

OP How dare you. I used to live just two blocks from there @ Laurel. It’s a perfectly fine area with beautiful ‘20s-style homes and apartment buildings. Equal distance between Sunset and Santa Monica Blvds. Convenient to all culinary and cruising needs.

Is this where they filmed Mulholland Drive?

If you bought this as a business proposition, could you break even? The mortgage would be almost $50,000 a month, which means each of the apartments would need to rent for $7000 a month each just to break even--and that doesn't include the expenses from keeping the place up. So, say, $8000/month to cover all that. Could you get $8000/month for these places?