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L.A. is an entertainment hub (obviously), but it’s not just movies you get to see here. There’s plenty of live entertainment, including ballets, concerts and plays. Los Angeles is also a culturally diverse city with people streaming in from around the world. Food, art, entertainment and festivals celebrate the city’s rich diversity.

While many people think that moving to California in general — let alone a big city like Los Angeles — is out of their budget, we beg to differ. We’ve gone on the hunt and found some of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles that offer spectacular amenities while staying within budget.

What is the average rent in Los Angeles?

In 2021, Los Angeles rated No. 77 on a list of the most expensive cities in the world. How does it compare to other cities in the U.S.? According to the Los Angeles Almanac, L.A. is the 16th most expensive city in the country. That said, it’s still cheaper than other California cities (San Francisco, Irvine, Santa Barbara and Oakland) and approximately 25 percent more affordable than the most expensive city in the United States, Honolulu.

How does that translate to rental fees? The average cost of rent in L.A. is $3,910 for a two-bedroom apartment. New and existing renters in the city love it because rental prices are down by 13.37 percent over the past 12 months.

The 10 most affordable neighborhoods in Los Angeles

Are you ready to make the move to L.A.? If so, we have some suggested neighborhoods for you. The following communities are some of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, perfect if you’re on a tight budget or just starting out.

10. Hancock Park

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,950
  • Rent change since 2021: -16.06 percent

Though Hancock Park isn’t the cheapest of Los Angeles neighborhoods, it’s one of the few communities to decrease over the past 12 months. In fact, of the 53 Los Angeles neighborhoods we evaluated, Hancock Park had the third-highest decrease in 2021.

Apartments for rent in Hancock Park are upscale and perfect for families looking for a centrally-located residential community that’s closer to Downtown L.A. than Beverly Hills or Brentwood.

The neighborhood is one of L.A.’s most prominent. Initially, developers created the community to house celebrities and movie studio executives. Therefore, many homes in the area are expansive with large yards.

Gorgeous, mature palm trees line the street, and you can see the Hollywood sign from your window.

Commutes range from 20-60 minutes by car, though by public transit, they can take up to 80-90 minutes, depending on traffic.

9. Westlake North

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  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,931
  • Rent change since 2021: -0.16 percent

Another one of the few neighborhoods on our list to have an actual price decrease over the past 12 months is Westlake North. Because it’s one of the cheapest places to live in Los Angeles, it’s a haven for artists and young families. Residents get the best of both worlds here in that they’re close to Downtown L.A., but they get to live here at a much cheaper rate.

The Westland North neighborhood is one of the first residential areas in Los Angeles, rivaling Manhattan’s Upper East Side as an area of affluence.

Residents and visitors who love art, history and excellent food gravitate to Westlake North because of its fantastic eateries and hot entertainment spots. You’ll also find many historic landmarks, including Lafayette Park, MacArthur Park, Temple-Beaudry and Filipinotown. The neighborhood is going through a revitalization process, with artists from the greater Los Angeles area converting abandoned rail tunnels into public murals.

8. Chinatown

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,895
  • Rent change since 2021: +7.81 percent

If you want to live in a neighborhood rich in history and tradition but has a cool, modern vibe, look for apartments to rent in Chinatown. The area has traditional pagodas, as well as contemporary art galleries. Residents in the area can range from multiple generations of Chinese families to hipsters looking for apartments in the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

Chinatown is home to the most famous restaurants in L.A., including The Original Philippe and The Little Jewel of New Orleans, famous for French Dip sandwiches and delectable Cajun food.

Bordering Chinatown is Echo Park and Downtown L.A., and most commutes average five to 20 minutes depending on your mode of transportation.

There are several public schools in the area, and parents of Chinatown give the schools above-average ratings.

7. North Valley

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,878
  • Rent change since 2021: +1.52 percent

While most of the neighborhoods on our list had significant increases in rental fees in 2021, North Valley had the lowest increase overall, making it one of the most affordable neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

North Valley is in the northern part of the San Fernando Valley, and residents often call it the Deep Valley. This neighborhood is home to the second-largest park in L.A., O’Melveny Park, which you’ll find off Balboa Boulevard. The park is beautiful, lush and clean with picnic tables, restrooms and paved paths. A steep, six-mile loop trail in the park will provide you with a great workout!

The neighborhood is ideal for retirees and families, with plenty of activities for all, including a trampoline park for the kids and a golf course for the grownups.

6. Northridge

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,728
  • Rent change since 2021: +15.39 percent

Despite being one of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, residents often refer to Northridge as the jewel of San Fernando Valley. Though 60,000 people call it home, Northridge is still one of the least populated neighborhoods in L.A.

Check on any community ranking site, and you’ll find that Northridge always receives an A or A+ rating. Residents love living here because of the gorgeous weather, as well as the fantastic shopping. The Northridge Fashion Center is the largest mall in the area, and it will meet just about all your needs — if not more!

Another reason this neighborhood ranks so high is because of the housing. Apartments for rent in Northridge are affordable, well-kept, safe, modern and have attractive architectural features.

5. Northridge East

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,591
  • Rent change since 2021: +9.42 percent

If you’re a student of California State University – Northridge, you’ll probably want to start looking for apartments for rent in Northridge East. Not only is the university located right in the middle of this area, but Northridge East is also one of the cheapest neighborhoods in L.A. That’s a win-win for college students because living near the school will help you save time and money.

Also nearby is Aliso Canyon Park, a (mostly) undeveloped space with rugged trails for hiking and horseback riding. They also have bike paths. Spending time here is a great way to get some exercise, spend time in the great outdoors (which is excellent for your health!) and get some peace and quiet from city living.

The Northridge East Neighborhood Council is also very active and helps improve the community’s business climate and quality of life.

4. Park La Brea

  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,533
  • Rent change since 2021: +3.13 percent

You might think that moving to one of the cheapest places to live in Los Angeles would mean you have to compromise on things like luxury amenities. Actually, that’s not the case, especially if you move to the Park La Brea neighborhood. This stunning community consists of an interesting mix of modern high-rise apartments, townhouses and garden cottages.

The Park La Brea neighborhood is in the heart of L.A., just adjacent to West Hollywood – a place you might never guess would have some of the most affordable apartments in the city. But it does, and the amenities provided in this facility are truly impressive. Of course, that’s in addition to some of the most drop-dead gorgeous views in the city.

The community does its best to stay up-to-date with upscale and urban chic amenities, including a saltwater pool. There’s also a four-acre park nearby, as well as garden cafés.

3. Victor Heights

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  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,507
  • Rent change since 2021: +11.42 percent

Another hidden gem that’s one of the most affordable neighborhoods in Los Angeles is Victor Heights, located southeast of Echo Park. The neighborhood is on a sloping hill with a fantastic view of the L.A. skyline.

Victor Heights is a diverse neighborhood with European, Asian and Latino immigrants. Millennials, young professionals and hipsters have taken to the area in recent years, giving it a quirky mix of style and culture.

Speaking of quirky, it’s not unusual to find wild peafowl and feral parrots wandering Victor Heights, adding a tropical twist to the inner city.

2. Greater Valley Glen

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  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,507
  • Rent change since 2021: +8.41 percent

Greater Valley Glen is a modest, suburban community with an urban twist. It’s a lovely neighborhood for families with most public schools earning higher than average and even excellent ratings from parents.

Long-time residents say they’ve seen a lot of positive outcomes since the neighborhood changed its name from Van Nuys to Valley Glen. Positive changes include better school ratings, cleaner parks with new equipment and well-maintained homes and businesses.

The sense of community is very strong in Valley Glen, and the neighborhood association sets up social events like movie nights, concerts and barbecues. They also host community clean-up gatherings, as well.

1. Crenshaw

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  • Average 2-BR rent: $2,252
  • Rent change since 2021: +1.27 percent

Beautiful, trendy and calm are words often used to describe the Crenshaw neighborhood, the cheapest neighborhood in Los Angeles. The average commute into the city is around 35 minutes. Over 80 percent of residents are renters, so you’ll have plenty of options to choose from when searching for an apartment for rent in Crenshaw.

Residents say the neighborhood is quiet because it consists of single people and couples, and not many kids live in the area.

The walkability, bike and transit scores all hover around the 54 mark, meaning that most residents need a car to get around.

The most expensive neighborhood in Los Angeles

If you want to look for an apartment for rent in the most expensive neighborhood in Los Angeles, look no further than Gallery Row, where an apartment averages $6,661 per month. Prices are going up in the area, too. The neighborhood experienced a 10.48 percent increase in rental costs in the past year.

The Gallery Row neighborhood is an art and cultural district in Downtown L.A. You’ll find over 50 museums and art galleries in the community, as well as numerous bars and trendy restaurants.

Interestingly, this community borders Skid Row, a neighborhood with dilapidated streets and rundown buildings. The Gallery Row neighborhood shows what people can achieve when they work together to create urban growth and cultural revitalization.

Find an affordable neighborhood for your next apartment

Did any of the cheapest neighborhoods in Los Angeles sound like a good fit for your budget and personality? If so, it’s now time to take the next step. Check our listings for apartments for rent in Los Angeles that fit all your needs!

Rent prices are based on a rolling weighted average from Rent.’s multifamily rental property inventory as of January 2022. Our team uses a weighted average formula that more accurately represents price availability for each unit type and reduces the influence of seasonality on rent prices in specific markets. The rent information included in this article is used for illustrative purposes only. The data contained herein do not constitute financial advice or a pricing guarantee for any apartment.

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The next wave of real estate technology will bring exciting new possibilities for solving some of humanity’s biggest problems. From co-living and affordability fixes to helping solve social issues faced by a large segment of society, today’s innovators are rethinking the way we work, play, and live. Here’s a look at a few smart startups that are taking a broader approach for addressing our needs through communal thinking.

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Despite a digital movement that’s grown up through social networking, globalization, and an ever increasingly interconnected world, real community has slipped through our grasp these last few decades.
The millennial generation, along with the younger cohort who about to enter the workforce in the era of smartphones and laptops, they’re ironically the loneliest and most disconnected group in history. A recent nationwide survey by health insurer Cigna reveals epidemic loneliness in the U.S. This study, and others, reveal the importance of human connectedness and real community that must be rejuvenated.

This is where startups like The Assembly and The Riveter come in offer special classes, free member events, and a speaker series to help in building connections. Then there’s a startup called HubHaus that uses roommate matching algorithms to help people locate their next home and to select the people who live in it. There’s also a startup that provides dormitories for adult professionals. StarCity is all about co-living focused on not just “place,” but on finding their housemates, build relationships, and collective caring for helping each other. And there’s New York-based Ollie, which offers fully hotel-style, furnished studios and shared suites replete with luxury amenities and even curated events. And the list goes on, and on.

All these and more innovations aim to solve for regenerating community, while at the same time helping to fix America’s longstanding housing and rental crisis. Not everyone knows, but more people in America rent today than at any time since the mid 1960’s. This is ironic too, since it was the mid 20th century when co-living was the fashion. As David Friedlander put it in a 2015 story for Life Edited:

“In general, there’s a growing market for minimal, all-inclusive, affordable, community-centric housing.”

Taking the trend a step farther, this story at urbanNext predicts that
“by the fourth decade of the 21st century, 70 percent of the world’s population will be urbanized.” The report goes on to frame the larger problem that will arise out of the ever-increasing cost of affordable living space. In the years to come billions of people around the world will grapple with how to find and pay for a place to live.

This digital age has cause us to redefine much of what we considered conventional wisdom. The desire for home ownership, long thought of as the “American Dream,” is one of these conventional ideas. It’s high time we reconsidered our individual and collective dreams in order to create a healthy and sustainable future for us all.

Phil Butler is a former engineer, contractor, and telecommunications professional who is editor of several influential online media outlets including part owner of Pamil Visions with wife Mihaela. Phil began his digital ramblings via several of the world’s most noted tech blogs, at the advent of blogging as a form of journalistic license. Phil is currently top interviewer, and journalist at Realty Biz News.

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Grill up something great without going out.

There’s so much to look for in an ideal Austin apartment. Luxury amenities like high-end pools and rooftops full of cushy lounge chairs are where a lot of people start, but there’s more to the perfect apartment than those flashy features.

To many, the only essential amenity for their Austin apartment is a proper outdoor grill setup. From poolside parties to rooftop culinary creations, the apartment grills on this list are second to none in Texas’ capital city.

To find the best apartments with grills in Austin, look no further than the hand-selected standouts below.

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Detailed stonework and bright pops of color combine to create an interesting grilling area at Austin City Lights. Two gas grills and a stunning fireplace are both accented by stone. Fenced off by a black gate, this area sets a mood that’s equal parts classic and cool.

Located in scenic Sweetbriar, you’ll find bright colors all around this meticulously maintained community. Yellow umbrellas lead you to the pool plaza where a small waterfall separates two swimming areas.

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Full of rustic charm and modern convenience, the grilling and outdoor dining space at Sonterra uses classic design to set a classy tone around the propane grills. There are also two four-top tables, which sit under a wooded pergola with thick pillars. The whole space has a European air to it, which means you’ll enjoy your outdoor meal with a little extra charm.

Just beyond the grilling space, the rustic vibes continue into the pool area thanks to a darker palette for the lounge chairs and the dense border of mature trees encircling the space. You’ll feel like you’re in another place as you float in the pool of this Northwest Austin community.

Source: Rent. / Bridge at Southpark Meadows

Indoor-outdoor convenience permeates the grilling station at Bridge at Southpark Meadows. While not totally enclosed, there is a roof above the grills and prep area, making a sort of barbecue pavilion. With a four-top table alongside the space, it’s easy to go from cooking to eating without traveling far.

Form and function combine in most of the common spaces throughout this Southwest Austin community. In the lounge, you’ll find plenty of plush seating with cool chevron designs running up a section of the wood-paneled accent wall. For the game room, it’s a classic pool table with a red felt top and a modern light fixture that make for an interesting aesthetic and a great spot to entertain.

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At Moonlight, what impresses most is the poolside outdoor cooking area. You’ve got a sink with running water and a mini fridge. You can clean as you grill and keep those beverages ice cold. Adding these extra features turns this space into a mini kitchen that’s ideal for outdoor cooking and entertaining.

Situated in Southeast Austin, outdoor amenities abound at Moonlight. There’s a great playground for the kids, with two slides and monkey bars. The pool area, which sits right next to the grilling space, is huge. There are more than enough lounge chairs as well as an in-pool sunbathing shelf for those who like to keep their feet wet when working on their tan.

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There are two propane grills at Camden Amber Oaks. This pair of grills in Northwest Austin sit under their own pergola, with two separate prep stations and two four-top, umbrella-covered tables.

With four grills spread out around a huge and luxurious pool, you’ve got the makings for a perfect, relaxing kind of day, and it’s all without leaving home.

Source: Rent. / Tides at South Lamar

The grill setup is sweet at Tides at South Lamar. Two gas grills sit within a wooden plank stand, giving it a retro look. The green picnic table to the side enhances this feel as well. What makes this area even better, though, is the extra seating right off the grilling patio. Under a patch of soaring palm trees, there’s a long wooden picnic table, extra benches and Adirondack chairs.

The park feel of this South Lamar community pops up in other spots around the property as well. The outdoor garden, with raised beds for residents to use, lives in the middle of a great lawn. More trees line up around the beds and a gravel path takes you right to them. And, while the pool area takes a more minimalist approach to its decor, there’s plenty more greenery throughout the property to enjoy at every turn.

Source: Rent. / Grace Woods

Set up to feel more like an outdoor cafe than an apartment grilling area, this space at Grace Woods has all the right touches. There’s also no shortage of seating, whether you’re under a green umbrella at a table or eating on a lounge chair while you soak up more Texas sun.

If you’re dining alfresco with a big group of friends, you can walk your plates over to the outdoor lounge and really get cozy. The space in this Parker Lane community has two long couches and two chairs.

Source: Rent. / The Bridge at Northwest Hills

Taking it back a little old school, the grilling stations around The Bridge at Northwest Hills rely on charcoal for cooking, rather than propane. You’ll see these pill-shaped grills throughout the community, always sectioned off with some kind of unique flooring, and a small picnic table, the kind with attached seats. One grill has a gravel floor, with a stone paver pathway, while the other is all about the stonework.

Cooking up something with a lot of flavor is easy in this Northwest Austin apartment grill, but what makes this space even better is its proximity to the Greenbelt. While there are great on-property amenities, like a big pool, spacious deck and state-of-art fitness center.

Source: Rent. / Camden Shadow Brook

The best apartments with grills in Austin take into account the need for prep space. At Camden Shadow Brook, an entirely separate bar counter for getting those burgers and dogs ready for the grill meets this need with ease. It’s also a great surface to serve food from, letting friends make their own plates. With two gas grills right behind the prep space, you won’t have any issue going from cooktop to counter thanks to this smart setup.

Another great place in Southwest Austin to call home, the grills sit right beside the massive pool. It’s so big, it’s actually broken up into two separate spaces, three if you count the hot tub. Each section curves into a unique shape, with two stone islands in the middle.

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A grill that comes with its own porch? Yes, please. At Foxwood, you get a great hangout space alongside the charcoal grill. Covered by a pergola, this patio slab looks out onto the beautiful green space within the community. It’s the ideal spot to enjoy a quiet meal al fresco.

The green space in this Southeast Austin community is a true hidden gem. From your lookout by the grill, you’ll see a long bridge. This crosses over a small creek, with gnarled tree branches hanging gracefully overhead. Two rows of lamp posts keep the area bright even after dark. Overall, this entire space makes it feel like you’re living in a park.

Find the right apartments with grills in Austin

Now that you know what’s out there and are more familiar with the grill setups that really pop, it’s time to find your next apartment in Austin. Lock down a place with a great grill, a good location and all the other amenities on your ‘must have’ list, and you’ll enjoy living in Austin that much more.

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Lesly Gregory has over 15 years of marketing experience, ranging from community management to blogging to creating marketing collateral for a variety of industries. A graduate of Boston University, Lesly holds a B.S. in Journalism. She currently lives in Atlanta with her husband, two young children, three cats and assorted fish.

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Barndominiums have certainly come a long way since their introduction to the residential real estate market.

Today, these mostly rural residences that offer a combination shop and living quarters under one roof have gained in popularity, not only for their open floor plans, but also for their enormous spaces.

Often located on large parcels of land, the barn houses don’t have to be bland. In fact, we found five on the market that have raised the bar for both country style and ultraluxe add-ons.

Offering lots of space and less maintenance than a traditional home, the barndominium is now one of the hottest home styles on the market. Once considered an affordable alternative to conventional construction, many are now outfitted with luxury amenities.

From a resort-style home on 110 acres in Texas to a Colorado beauty with mountain views and a private airstrip, here are five luxurious barndominiums on the market that completely redefine the idea of country living.

Price: $659,900
Magnificent in Mississippi: This recently transformed home sits on just under 16 acres.

The four-bedroom barndominium was completed in December 2022. It boasts a great room with a gas fireplace, custom built-in shelves, wide-plank floors, and window walls to let the natural light soak in.

The stylish eat-in kitchen offers a huge island with seating, a walk-in pantry, and a gas cooktop. The primary suite on the main level features a soaking tub and shower. Three more bedrooms can be found upstairs, and there’s a covered patio out back.

The enormous workshop area can also accommodate two cars.

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Price: $2,500,000
Extra-large living: This barndominium is proof that everything is bigger in Texas!

Sitting on 110 acres, the six-bedroom home boasts three entrances from the road, two full kitchens, and an outdoor oasis. With two separate entry doors, the residence could be used as two separate domiciles that connect through a hallway.

On one side, there’s a primary bedroom, living room, and kitchen with a butler’s pantry. The other side has a chef’s kitchen that opens to the pool area, a living room, two dining areas, and four bedrooms upstairs.

The separate, 2,400-square-foot shop has a full bathroom and can fit an RV.

The property includes an outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill, a pool and spa, and a fire pit.

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Price: $779,900
Modern in Michigan: This expansive, five-bedroom home gives new meaning to open-concept living.

The 4,271 square feet of space boasts 18-foot-high ceilings, exposed beams, and a large loft. Sliding barn doors, oversized windows, and sliding glass doors can be found throughout the bright and airy space.

The two-story great room features a loft area and a wall of windows overlooking the backyard. The upscale kitchen boasts a walk-in pantry and two enormous islands, including one with a prep sink.

The primary suite is on the first floor and has a walk-in shower with dual rain showerheads and a soaking tub. A floating staircase from the living room leads to four more bedrooms. There’s an oversized garage and a separate shop area with a bathroom.

Built in 2021, this barndominium sits on a 21-acre wooded lot.

Burt, MI

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Price: $1,499,999
Take off in Colorado: This 7-acre property offers the opportunity to live, work, and fly.

The 6,744-square-foot barndominium comes with a private airstrip. The open floor plan features a spacious living room with a high ceiling and a gas fireplace. The bright kitchen is equipped with stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, and a large island with seating. The dining area is surrounded by windows overlooking the covered patio with a fire pit. There’s also a separate office area, and the recreation room has a wet bar and pool table.

The workshop includes a bathroom, infrared-ceiling heat, and five garage doors. The listing notes that its construction allows for a future conversion to an airplane hangar.

Montrose, CO

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Price: $1,500,000
Sweet country home: This 3,757-square-foot open floor plan features custom cabinets, copper sinks, and wood beams.

The enormous living area has a cathedral ceiling and abundant windows. The modern kitchen boasts four ovens, a granite-top island with a breakfast bar, and a farmhouse sink. The walk-in pantry has space for an additional fridge or freezer.

The primary bedroom has sliding barn doors with direct access to a covered patio. The en suite bathroom has a soaking tub and gas fireplace.

The oversized shop area comes with two overhead doors, plus an outdoor covered area. The price was recently reduced by $150,000.

The 19-acre picturesque property has a creek running through it and includes storage sheds and a fenced area for animals.

Nevada, TX

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In today’s modern world, the house goals of yesteryear are a distant memory.

Long gone are the days of window shutters, oversized crystal chandeliers, multiple small rooms, intricate designs, wrought-iron railings, small windows, and large porches with overhanging beams.

Modern mansions favor simple and clean designs with open spaces.

While traditional mansions offer intricate and elegant details, today’s luxury homes feature straight lines, geometric shapes, a flat or low-sloped roof, and clean exteriors with little to no texture.

Luxurious homes of the past featured building materials such as brick, wood, plaster, stucco, and stone. Meanwhile, contemporary mansions favor newer, more technologically-advanced building materials including reinforced steel and concrete.

And windows, lots and lots of floor-to-ceiling windows.

Sophisticated smart homes are all the rage, as are connected outdoor spaces, white rooms and simple color palettes, open floor plans, glass walls allowing for ample natural light, green features, security settings, and the utmost privacy.

While traditional mansions typically featured a number of small, single-purpose rooms, modern floor plans include seamless open-ended spaces.

After all, one cannot be confined to small spaces while living that luxurious lifestyle! 

A closer look at 18 of our favorite modern mansions

When it comes to stunning estates, we’ve got you covered.

From wraparound pools featuring panoramic views to glass walls for days, to dream chef kitchens, to seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces, we’re taking a look at 18 modern mansions that have knocked our socks off.

And we think you’ll (really, really) like them too.

A Marc Whipple-designed modern mansion with a wraparound pool

Designed by acclaimed architect Marc Whipple, this massive 11,200-square-foot home in Beverly Hills is quite a stunner.

Photo by Tyler Hogan, courtesy of Sally Forster Jones of Compass

Offering six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two half baths, the multi-million dollar manse features disappearing walls of glass, so that its residents can enjoy the stunning views from each and every room.

Speaking of views, they’re completely unobstructed, with downtown Los Angeles, Catalina Island, and the coastline on full display. Those lovely landscapes can be seen from the home’s stunning wraparound pool.

Other luxurious amenities include a movie theater, a secret Zen garden, gym, guest house, glass wine cellar, gated driveway, and an outdoor kitchen.

Photo by Tyler Hogan, courtesy of Sally Forster Jones of Compass
Photo by Tyler Hogan, courtesy of Sally Forster Jones of Compass
Photo by Tyler Hogan, courtesy of Sally Forster Jones of Compass
Photo by Tyler Hogan, courtesy of Sally Forster Jones of Compass

This Beverly Hills manse had its moment of fame a few years back, when it was rented by Rockstar hitmaker Post Malone. It was later listed for sale with a whopping $26 million asking price.

A breathtaking Hollywood mega mansion with museum-quality energy crystals throughout

Built in 2021, this mega mansion is located in the heart of Hollywood.

Boasting panoramic views of downtown Los Angeles, the Pacific Ocean, and the canyon, the home offers six beds, nine baths, and nearly 10,365 square feet of living space.

Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency

The sophisticated smart home features museum-quality crystals sourced from around the world and placed with extraordinary care throughout to energetically enhance the residence.

Offering double-height ceilings and incredible indoor/ outdoor living spaces, the California compound also includes a custom home theater, fitness center, wine cellar, second living room and all the finest custom finishes.

Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency

Setting a new gold standard for Southern California living, the picturesque backyard — which is front row to the city and canyons — features a beautiful sparkling pool/spa, a built-in BBQ area, and a grassy green lawn.

See more of this unique Hollywood mega-mansion here.

A striking $150M modern mansion in Bel-Air with 360-degree views

This beautiful home in Bel-Air has all the bells and whistles you’d expect in a modern mansion (and then some).

Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass

Designed by award-winning architecture and design firm, Saota, the private compound is perched on a promontory high above the city — opening up to unobstructed, 360-degree views of Los Angeles.

Set on a 1.15-acre lot, the swanky crib offers nine bedrooms and fourteen baths spread across 20,841 square feet.

Some of the luxury amenities include an infinity pool with a secluded cabana and pool-side sunken fire pit, three separate staff quarters, and a one-bedroom guest house with a separate, private pool.

Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Matthew Momberge courtesy of Compass

This magnificent manse was owned by George Ruan, co-founder of online coupon-clipping company Honey (now part of Paypal).

The Razor House in San Diego, the real-life Iron Man house

The one-of-a-kind architectural masterpiece known as The Razor House was designed in 2007 by San Diego-based architect Wallace E. Cunningham.

Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency

The striking concrete and glass mansion — dubbed ‘the Iron Man house’ due to its resemblance to Tony Stark’s mansion in the famous Marvel movie — is perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

Offering endless concrete terraces, the stunning estate has mesmerizing views of surrounding hills and the ocean below.

Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Gary Kasl courtesy of The Agency

Featuring several outdoor lounge areas, the luxurious three-story home comes with six bedrooms and six baths, with nearly every room opening up to jaw-dropping views. 

In 2019, Grammy Award-winning singer Alicia Keys and husband Swizz Beatz bought The Razor House in a $20.8 million deal.

Villa Vella, one of Europe’s finest contemporary homes

Spanish dream house, anyone?

Dubbed Villa Vela, this sprawling 23,476-square-foot property is located in the sun-bathed province of Andalusia, Spain.

Photo credit: The Agency

Sitting behind its own gates, at the end of a sweeping driveway, Villa Vela offers a total of six bedrooms and six baths. 

The posh property has been designed to be free-flowing and, as such, has an open plan, including floor-to-ceiling retracting windows that open directly onto a terrace that stretches from one end of the house to the other.

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Not to mention, each of the suites has its own outdoor space, and they also all connect directly to the vast upper terrace, its lawn, garden, and dining area, and benefit from breathtaking views.

A futuristic, yacht-shaped mansion perched high atop the Los Angeles hills

This 17,000-square-foot modern residential oasis in the upscale LA neighborhood of Brentwood is redefining luxury living.

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Southern California-based architectural firm de Loren & Associates purposefully designed the building by superior wellness standards, without sacrificing on design but rather adding to it.

Inspired by the clean lines and interior spatial layouts of yachts paired with the motion of the sea, the curving exterior facades are reminiscent of ocean waves, wind, and clouds that make not only for an exhilarating lifestyle but also appealing to the eye.

The modern mansion boasts seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and three powder rooms across three levels.

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Photo credit: The Agency
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Photo credit: The Agency
Photo credit: The Agency

Featuring a massive list of upscale amenities, the beautiful Brentwood home offers a 610-bottle wine cellar, commercial speed glass elevator, movie theater, state-of-the-art gym, a 300 sq. ft. green wall, and a lower-level entertainment area with a full bar, pool table and more.

And there’s plenty of room for Stormi and Wolf to explore! Turns out, this luxurious residence is owned by none other than rapper Travis Scott.

A newly-built Encino mansion with bright, airy, and warm interiors

We can’t get enough of this amenity-rich mansion with modern interiors and a killer guest house.

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The seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom Encino home offers 9,081 square feet of living space enclosed within a private, gated estate with surrounding landscape.

The stunning estate is a beautiful example of modern California living, with picture-perfect interiors, exquisite finishes, jetliner views, and plenty of attractive amenities.

Featuring warm wood tones, the large windows and Fleetwood doors open up to unobstructed views and plenty of natural light.

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Photo credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level
Photo credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level
Photo credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level
Photo credit: LA Light Photography and The Luxury Level

The carefully thought-out finishes give the home a modern vibe that extends into the bedrooms as well. The second level of this luxury Encino home has four bedrooms, including the master suite, which walks out to a 1,200-square-foot balcony with a fire table. 

Naturally, this wonderful modern manse caught the eye of a famous buyer; it’s now owned by Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and husband Justin Mikita.

A modern 4-story house facing one of the most beautiful coastal shorelines in all of California

We love this modern mansion set in the most desirable area of Manhattan Beach, The Strand, an oceanfront neighborhood lined with modern-looking mansions that typically sell in the $5 million to $15 million range.

Photo credit: Paul Jonason courtesy of Stroyke Properties Group

Spanning 6,978 square feet of modern living space, the home offers six bedrooms and eight baths.

Designed by renowned L.A. studio KAA Design, this four-story home was envisioned around life, in all its texture, at the beach.

Rather than cluster sleeping areas on a single floor, they’re strategically spaced across the four levels, with the third floor being home to a primary suite with a private office that’s luxuriously sequestered in the style of a penthouse.

Photo credit: Paul Jonason courtesy of Stroyke Properties Group
Photo credit: Paul Jonason courtesy of Stroyke Properties Group
Photo credit: Paul Jonason courtesy of Stroyke Properties Group
Photo credit: Paul Jonason courtesy of Stroyke Properties Group

The private elevator takes residents and guests down to the beach room, which is level with the Strand itself, and lounge on the patio, front row to a peaceful scene of sea, sand, and sky.

Read more about this beautiful modern mansion here.

A $70M contemporary marvel that reimagines luxury living for the 21st century

Located in the coveted Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, this modern mansion is what happens when a star-studded team consisting of award-winning architect Noah Walker, AD 100 interior designer, Jamie Bush, and renowned landscape designer, Christine London LTD comes together.

Image credit: Benny Chan courtesy of The Agency

Spanning 19,000 square feet, this beautiful abode is set on a sprawling four-acre lot and offers six bedrooms and 12 bathrooms alongside many recreation rooms.

The plush property has 270-degree views of the city, ocean, and canyon, and a long list of amenities that include a theater room — with acoustical wall paneling and a commercial cinema-quality projection system — a gym with a steam room, a 75-foot indoor lap pool, outdoor architectural pool and dual offices.

Image credit: Benny Chan courtesy of The Agency
Image credit: Benny Chan courtesy of The Agency
Image credit: Benny Chan courtesy of The Agency
Image credit: Benny Chan courtesy of The Agency

We first covered this luxurious contemporary home when it first came to market last year with an ambitious asking price of $70 million.

Just a few months later, it was purchased by music mogul Scooter Braun (better known as Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande’s manager, and Taylor Swift‘s manager-turned-foe) for $65 million.

The Ora House in San Diego, where contemporary architecture meets serene living

In the hilly, seaside neighborhood of La Jolla in San Diego, a modern cliffside mansion has all the dream house vibes.

Street view of the property. Photo credit: Blue Heron

Built by Blue Heron’s BH Elite custom home division, the Ora House, as the property has been named, is a true architectural marvel.

The stellar design team incorporated the same innovative biophilic design and advanced Savant technology used in Blue Heron’s flagship home, VM001 in Las Vegas, to “enhance the flow of life while creating an overall sense of peace and natural wellbeing.”

The cliffside estate is set in La Jolla’s exclusive Bird Rock Waterfront enclave and totals 8,878 square feet of living space.

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Photo credit: Blue Heron
Photo credit: Blue Heron

The architectural marvel has five bedrooms and eight baths across its four levels, with each level embracing the outdoors with spaces tailored for both entertaining and private moments.

A striking celebrity compound with a modern heptagon-shaped house

Check out this contemporary compound in La Crescenta, Calif.

Photo credit: Cameron Carothers courtesy of Compass

Designed by AD100 architect Michael Maltzan, this dramatic, heptagon-shaped house has spaceship vibes, is surrounded by seven exterior walls (some made out of glass), and is anchored by an open-air courtyard that sits right at the center.

Nearly all the rooms of the house come with sliding floor-to-ceiling windows that open up to either the serene courtyard or beautiful mountain and city skyline views.

Some of the stand-out features of the modern mansion include a primary suite with an entire wall of glass that opens up to a generously sized balcony and a particularly unique bathroom with a blue curved penny-tiled wall surrounding the shower.

Photo credit: Cameron Carothers courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Cameron Carothers courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Cameron Carothers courtesy of Compass

This unique home was owned by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Michael Peter Balzary, known professionally as Flea.

A $25 million Napa Valley glass house with killer views 

Surrounded by over 40 acres of lush grounds set amidst California’s world-class wine country, this striking architectural home goes by the name of Karinya.

The highly suitable moniker originates from the Australian aboriginal culture and is simply translated as “peaceful home.”

Image credit: Adam Rouse courtesy of Coldwell Banker

Built in 2017, the stunning estate is nestled in the small community of Deer Park right next to St. Helena in Napa County.

Spanning 8,837 square feet, the impressive residence was built with natural materials, a deep connection to the valley’s views, and a design that boasts both beauty and luxury.

Not a detail is spared at Karinya, with many luxurious features such as endless walls of glass, a 2,000-bottle wine room, and an acoustically-designed media/ theater room.

Image credit: Adam Rouse courtesy of Coldwell Banker
Image credit: Adam Rouse courtesy of Coldwell Banker
Image credit: Adam Rouse courtesy of Coldwell Banker
Image credit: Adam Rouse courtesy of Coldwell Banker

Fitting a modern dream house, it also comes with a detailed smart home system with mobile phone control access that controls the music, air conditioning, security and programmable LED recessed lighting in 11 separate zones and a fire sprinkler system.

See more of this lovely Napa Valley home here.

A modern mansion that was once featured in the Oscar-winning “La La Land” movie

Set in the popular Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles, this modern mansion offers an impressive cutting-edge design.

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The six-bedroom home wows with its soaring ceilings and walls of glass that bring the outdoors in.

Complete with an infinity pool and spa (with a cascading waterfall) and a nifty pool/guest house with a sundeck for outdoor entertainment, the home is peppered with outdoor spots to relax and enjoy the lovely Cali weather.

In case you’re getting a strong sense of deja vu, this beautiful home was featured in the popular film, La La Land.

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Photo credit: Compass

As the story goes, Mia (played by Emma Stone) and her friends attend a lavish party hoping to meet influential people in the business and finally get their lucky break.

You guessed it, this memorable movie scene was filmed at this gorgeous Los Angeles estate.

A celebrity chef’s former home with a massive kitchen anchored by a 24-foot stone island

Located in the coveted Via Bluffs enclave of Pacific Palisades, this modern mansion spans 6,500 square feet of luxurious living.

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Offering massive sliding windows that open up to beautiful views of Potrero Canyon and beyond, the sumptuous five-bedroom, five-bathroom home is filled with natural light streaming in from the surrounding floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors, while the skylights pour even more light onto the main and top floors.

The Pacific Palisades property also flaunts features like a dual-faced fireplace, a nearly 24-foot kitchen island, and a distinct living room that’s pouring out onto the outside deck overlooking the pool.

A large open-layout living area is anchored by an impressive dream kitchen. 

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Photo credit: credit: Smith Cho / Compass
Photo credit: credit: Smith Cho / Compass
Photo credit: credit: Smith Cho / Compass
Photo credit: credit: Smith Cho / Compass

This beautiful home was once owned by celebrity chef, Everyday Italian, and Giada At Home star Giada de Laurentiis.

A beautiful modern mansion tucked in the Hollywood Hills

Built in 2019, this Marc Whipple-designed home is a true Hollywood gem.

Located on the glamorous Sunset Strip, in the Hollywood Hills West neighborhood of Los Angeles, this home oozes that clean-lined modernist approach, while still offering warmth and comfort.

Photo credit: credit: Jonathan Ducrest and Tom Hunter

The posh property incorporates five bedrooms, six bathrooms, as well as two half-bathrooms, all with breathtaking views spreading from the Hollywood sign right to the Pacific Ocean. 

The main entrance offers an open-concept kitchen and three terraces that total 5,000 additional square feet of outdoor living space.

And, the middle level features a second living room and a luxurious ‘floating glass box’ master suite.

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Photo credit: credit: Jonathan Ducrest and Tom Hunter
Photo credit: credit: Jonathan Ducrest and Tom Hunter
Photo credit: Tom Hunter Photography.
Photo credit: credit: Jonathan Ducrest and Tom Hunter

All the bedrooms offer easy access to the infinity pool, which provides stunning views of the surroundings and a perfect setting to enjoy summer nights and sunsets in complete privacy.

A Malibu gem that’s often rented to high-profile celebrities

This Malibu celeb magnet is the epitome of indoor-outdoor Cali living, featuring large glass walls that seamlessly blend the interior with the grounds.

Perched above the Pacific Ocean, the three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,100-square-foot Malibu mansion is every bit the modern gem.

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It’s the perfect property for entertaining, as it includes an infinity pool with fabulous ocean views, a spa, and a fire pit.

The entertainment continues inside, as the house includes not one, but three indoor fireplaces, as well as a media room, making sure you stay entertained throughout the entire year.

Amenities include everything you could possibly need, from in-unit laundry and air conditioning to five parking spaces, an outdoor patio, and a cabana. 

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Photo credit: Hagai Aharon
Photo credit: Hagai Aharon
Photo credit: Hagai Aharon

The house not only rents out to celebrities such as Matthew Perry, Cardi B, and Taraji P. Henson, but it’s also owned by one.

Betty Moon, a celebrated Los Angeles musician, songwriter and producer, currently owns the plush property which she recently renovated before listing it for rent.

An impeccably designed modern mansion that embraces indoor-outdoor living

Located in the upscale neighborhood Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles, this three-story home was designed and built by renowned developer/designer duo David and Eliana Rokach.

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This multi-million dollar mansion offers a sprawling 13,543 square feet of modern living space and packs nine bedrooms and twelve bathrooms.

Boasting unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Canyon, the stunning estate offers an open-concept living/dining room finished in a chic, contemporary style.

The living room features custom-made electronic sliding steel doors that open to a beautiful outdoor area, which features a barbecue area, a grassy backyard, and an infinity-edge swimming pool opening up to views for miles.

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Photo credit: The Agency
Photo credit: The Agency

A modern hillside lair with canyon views

Situated in Los Angeles’ coveted Brentwood neighborhood,  this hillside lair with expansive living spaces, eco-friendly details, and ultra-high-end finishes gives us serious dream house goals.

Photo credit: Noel Kleinman courtesy of Compass

The main entrance features a Japanese-imported Yakisugi front door and bonsai adorned atrium that leads to the open-concept living space.

Here, a chic palette of luxurious stone and reflective glass is accented by unique designer details, and floor-to-ceiling windows provide natural light throughout the day.

Photo credit: Noel Kleinman courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Noel Kleinman courtesy of Compass
Photo credit: Noel Kleinman courtesy of Compass

Offering sweeping views of the canyon, the four-bedroom home comes equipped with the latest technology for entertainment, comfort, and sustainability.

This includes a full automation system, Lutron Solar System lighting, home theater and surround sound from Bang & Olufsen, a home gym, and much more.

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Cue up your favorite girlboss anthem, because the high-powered female brokers at the Oppenheim Group are back!

And along with them come more million-dollar deals, some fresh new faces, and all the drama you’d expect from the Netflix series best described as ‘Real Housewives meets Million Dollar Listing.‘

Spicing things up this season are two new additions to the Selling Sunset cast, joining familiar faces like Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Emma Hernan, Heather Rae El Moussa, Amanza Smith, and Chelsea Lazkani.

O Group veteran Nicole Young steps into the limelight (after she’d only made brief appearances in past seasons, including a memorable one in Season 2 when she officiated Mary and Romain’s wedding), alongside model-turned-real estate agent Bre Tiesi.

Selling Sunset. (L to R) Mary Fitzgerald, Jason Oppenheim, Nicole Young, Amanza Smith, Heather Rae, Bre Tiesi, Davina Potratz, Brett Oppenheim, Emma Hernan, Chelsea Lazkani, Chrishell Stause in season 6 of Selling Sunset. Cr. Adam Rose/Netflix © 2023

For those of you keeping up with celebrity news, Bre might already be a familiar face, as the ambitious real estate agent was holding headlines last year after having a baby with Nick Cannon.

We also get to meet Jason Oppenheim’s new girlfriend, Marie-Lou Nurk, and Chrishell Stause’s partner (later turned wife), G Flip. But despite the show’s new additions, what we’re most excited to see more jaw-dropping mansions and multi-million-dollar homes — and there’s no shortage of those in the new season.

So we took it upon ourselves to track down all the spectacular houses in Selling Sunset Season 6, and give you a breakdown of their impressive features, endless lists of amenities, and upscale features.

The spectacular houses in ‘Selling Sunset’, Season 6

Selling Sunset. (L to R) Mary Fitzgerald, Nicole Young, Chelsea Lazkani in season 6 of Selling Sunset. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2023

Selling Sunset doesn’t disappoint when it comes to real estate eye candy. From sprawling penthouses to massive mansions, Season 6 brought us plenty of million-dollar homes to daydream about — and even had us revisit some past favorites, like Chrishell Stause’s beautiful home in Hollywood Hills.

And since luxury real estate is our obsession, we couldn’t help ourselves and tracked down all the Selling Sunset houses that graced our screens in Season 6 of the hit Netflix show.

With the exception of Chelsea’s Santa Monica listing, which we couldn’t find as there weren’t many details available (or maybe Chelsea didn’t land the listing?), and Nicole’s West Hollywood listing, here’s a quick update on all of the houses featured this season, along with property photos and videos that allow you to take a closer look at these phenomenal estates.

Bonus: before we go into the houses that made their way on-screen, we’d like to take a second to applaud the Netflix production crew’s choice when picking the shooting location for promotional images.

The posters for Selling Sunset‘s sixth season were shot at the iconic Sheats-Goldstein Residence, an architectural marvel and Hollywood landmark designed by lauded architect John Lautner.

Saint Ives Place, West Hollywood – Harry Styles’ former house

An impressive property with celebrity pedigree, this West Hollywood manse was the perfect location to kick off Season 6 of Selling Sunset.

Previously owned by As It Was hitmaker Harry Styles (who bought and sold quite a few Los Angeles-area mansions over the years, including one that later became Lizzo’s house), Emma’s listing has a phenomenal location and all the luxury amenities you’d expect from a former celebrity pad.

With 4 bedrooms, 6 baths, and 4,401 square feet of living space, the Netflix-features Saint Ives Pl. is ideally located behind private gates right above the Sunset Strip — which means it offers beautiful panoramic views that extend from Downtown L.A. to the ocean.

At the time Selling Sunset filmed its Season 6 episodes, the property was listed for $7,995,000. Not to spoil anything for Netflix fans (as Harry Styles’ former house may make a comeback in the next season), but the property is still on the market, with a slightly reduced price.

We’ve also learned that the property is available as a rental asking a whopping $1,500 PER DAY.

Lloydcrest Drive in Beverly Hills, Emma’s $18,995,000 listing

We’re suckers for striking modern mansions, and the Lloycrest Dr house on Selling Sunset is right up our alley.

The 5-bed, 9-bath house, which comes with a coveted address (it’s set in the prestigious Crest Streets in Beverly Hills), was listed for just under $19 million.

Hardworking Emma had already secured a buyer for the modern Beverly Hills spread, but the sale fell through as the buyers were not happy with how much they’d have to pay for fire insurance, which ran high even for a property this size (the show mentions that the cheapest fire insurance for the house would be 200,000/year – yowza!)

(Spoilers ahead) Fast-forward to now, Lloydcrest Drive is still on the market, though at a significantly lower price point. The property — which offers 10,359 of living space, a massive 2,000 sq. ft. primary suite with a private glam room and hair salon, a gourmet kitchen, and a 20-person home theater with a bar, among others — is currently listed for $12,995,000.

Jason Oppenheim’s two $7.5M penthouses on Hollywood Boulevard

After his Season 5 breakup with Chrishell, O Group co-founder Jason Oppenheim threw himself into work — specifically, converting four condo units on Hollywood Blvd. into two spectacular penthouses with massive rooftop decks and the finest luxury finishes.

As mentioned on the show, Jason sunk nearly $10 million of his own personal money into the project, and he’s looking to cash out by listing each of them for a whopping $7.5 million.

(Spoiler) The two penthouses are still on the market following Selling Sunset‘s Season 6 premiere, though the smaller of the two — both units have 3 beds and 4 baths, but one is slightly larger at 3,820 square feet versus 3,580 sq. ft. — has seen its price drop by $500,000. It’s now listed for $6,995,000 (and as a rental for $49,900/mo), while the larger unit retains the original $7,495,000 asking price and a $49,900/mo rent price.

Micah’s Hillside Ave house

Micah, the developer behind the impressive Lloydcrest Drive property we mentioned earlier, was also selling his original home — and had enlisted Emma to be his agent for this one too.

Set on the same prime Hollywood Hills street as the unforgettable $40 million Hillside house from Season 1 and 2, the 5-bedroom, 5-bath home comes with 4,840 square feet of luxurious living space, an open floor plan with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, and a King Kong statue(?) guarding the pool area.

Remember when Emma said how flattered she was that Micah was entrusting her with the sale of this home? Well, turns out he was right to do so (Warning, spoilers ahead): The Hillside Ave house from season 6 of Selling Sunset sold for more than the asking price.

Listed for $5,495,000 in August 2022, the 5-bedroom spread sold for $5,726,000 a few months later, in November 2022 per public records. Way to go, Emma!

N Stanley Ave, the black house on Billionaire’s Row

For this one, we didn’t have to do much research, as we extensively covered this beauty when it came to market last year.

Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency

Definitely one of the most impressive houses featured on Season 6 of Selling Sunset, the newly-built N Stanley property that Heather and Bre visit together is nestled in the hills above Sunset Strip, in the coveted ‘Billionaire’s Row’.

Priced at a cool $24.995 million, the plush property offers all the bells and whistles you’d expect from an ultra-luxurious L.A. listing. And a few extras that probably wouldn’t have crossed your mind.

Offering panoramic views of DTLA, the Pacific Ocean, and the canyon, the spec house offers 6 beds, 9 baths, and nearly 10,365 square feet of living space. It also has a custom home theater, fitness center, wine cellar, second living room, and all the finest custom finishes.

Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency
Photo credit: Sean Gordon courtesy of The Agency

The sophisticated smart home also features museum-quality crystals sourced from around the world and placed with extraordinary care throughout the home to energetically enhance the luxury residence. Take a closer look at this stunning Hollywood Hills mansion.

Now, while on the show we see Bre and Heather touring the property (and later, Bre showing the house to her client, Adam), the black N Stanley house from Selling Sunset‘s season 6 was never listed with the Oppenheim Group.

The listing agents for the property are Camellia Yeroomian of The Agency (the other luxury brokerage that has its own Netflix series, Buying Beverly Hills) and Monty Abramov of The Beverly Hills Estates. Which means it isn’t a spoiler if we reveal that the fabulous mansion is still on the market, boasting a slightly altered listing price of $22 million.

300 The Strand, Chelsea’s $22M listing in Manhattan Beach

Set on a corner lot facing one of California’s best beaches, 300 The Strand is a rare oceanfront listing with all the bells and whistles its high price point commands.

With 4 bedrooms, 9 baths, and 4,440 square feet of modern coastal living space — plus a Strand-front patio, and a sports court with basketball hoop and a private, heated entertainment terrace with in-ground spa, fire pit and BBQ — Chelsea’s 300 The Strand listing is definitely one of the most impressive properties featured in Season 6 of Selling Sunset.

Related: Manhattan Beach’s priciest listing is a $36M modern mansion with luxury resort vibes

A few months after the season filmed, the oceanfront home in Manhattan Beach is still on the market, looking for either a buyer (it’s still listed on the O Group’s website for $21,999,000, though it’s worth noting that other industry websites no longer have it listed for sale) or a renter (it also appears as a $55,000/mo rental on popular real estate websites like Zillow or Realtor.com).

The Woodvale Road property in Encino

Heading over to Encino, new O Group agent Bre Tiesi is hoping to land a phenomenal listing set on Woodvale Road.

The newly built, 8-bedroom, 14-bath property is the pinnacle of luxury, offering over 21,000 square feet of meticulously crafted and designer done living space.

With stand-out features like a chef’s prep kitchen, home theater, professional gym, full spa, hair salon, elevator, temperature-controlled wine storage, 14-car garage that doubles as an event space, outdoor basketball court, and fabulous detached two-story guesthouse, the Woodvale Road property was priced at $25 million, and Bre was eyeing the ultra-generous $750,000 commission she would make from the sale.

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(Spoiler ahead) However, a little bit of research shows that Bre did not in fact land the Encino listing. Public records for the property show that it did find a buyer though — even if the O Group was likely not involved in the transaction.

The Encino mansion ended up selling in February 2023 for a cool $17,500,000, a price point that made it one of the biggest transactions in the family-friendly Encino neighborhood.

The Benedict Canyon house Mary was eyeing for one of her clients

For one of her clients — a couple from the UK who works in events and needs plenty of space and a large backyard — Mary was touring a stunning Beverly Hills property aptly dubbed Jardin de los Suenos (the House of Magical Gardens).

The newly designed Benedict Canyon house on Selling Sunset comes with 6 bedrooms, 7 full baths and one half-bath, and a generous 7,000 square feet of living space.

With extra tall ceilings (14-foot ones for the common spaces, and a 23-foot ceiling in the formal entry foyer) paired with equally tall windows and sliding glass doors, the property perfectly embodies the indoor-outdoor Cali living.

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Also featuring a total of 5 fireplaces, a 200-bottle temperature-controlled all-glass wine storage room, and a media/screening room, plus a one-bedroom guest house, it’s no surprise that the property didn’t linger on the market for too long.

(Spoiler alert) Listed for $8,999,995 in late July of last year, the property was sold a couple of months later for almost full ask: $8,956,000. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like Mary’s clients were the lucky buyers. Public records show that a different brokerage was attached to the sale.

The Oak View Drive house in Encino that Chrishell visits

On Episode 5, S06 of Selling Sunset, we join Chrishell for a property visit that brings us back to Encino to tour a 7-bedroom, 9-bathroom house on Oak View Drive.

Boasting the “best views in Encino”, the 7,003-square-foot home had been completely re-imagined by the developers, who invested about $1 million in property upgrades before listing it themselves.

Featuring beautiful cedar and oak detailing, a perfectly-appointed kitchen, a 1,000-square-foot primary bedroom with a large bathroom, and an infinity pool (plus a quirky neon sign that says “I Licked It So It’s Mine”) the Oak View Drive house also got Amanza and Heather’s seal of approval.

What happened to it since that episode was filmed? (Potential spoilers ahead) While Chrishell mentions that she does have a client that’s looking for something in this price range (especially if the developers/listing agents are willing to adjust the price, if needed), it seems that the property may have not been a good fit after all.

Listed for $7,895,000 million at the time of filming, the Encino house is still on the market — but has recently been re-listed at a revised price of $6.5 million. Take a closer look (swipe for more pics):

The sleek $33M Londonderry Place mansion Bre tours with her client

Bre means business! Her drive to sell eight-figure properties leads to her showing a striking $33 million mansion to one of her clients, Telli Swift, the fiancée of championship boxer Deontay Wilder.

One of the most bonkers mansions we’ve seen this season, the Londonderry house blends black and gold finishes throughout its 14,000 square feet of living space.

With 6 bedrooms, 8 baths, and soaring 30-foot ceilings, this sleek Selling Sunset mansion has an endless list of amenities, including a spa wellness retreat with a cryo chamber, hot yoga and salon, and a two-level glass-bottomed pool.

The striking property was also featured on Architectural Digest a few years back, with its unique amenities and aesthetic appeal attracting over 4.5 million views on YouTube.

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(Spoilers) At the time of writing, shortly after Season 6 of Selling Sunset aired, the Londonderry house is no longer on the market, per public records. However, since no sale was recorded in the meantime, it could very well be that the property is still up for grabs but held as a pocket listing by one of L.A.’s top luxury brokerages.

Poo Bear’s house at Zorada Court

Once again courting her many famous friends, we see Bre touring music producer Poo Bear’s house in Los Angeles, a 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath modern retreat overlooking Nichols Canyon.

Poo Bear and his wife, Ashley, are looking to list the property as they’re moving to Miami and Bre is hoping to get the listing, which could potentially earn her a $297,000 commission.

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Beyond the property’s many attributes, Poo Bear’s house is also where music history has been made. The music producer/songwriter has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, Usher, Skrillex, and J Balvin, with many of their famous songs being written in this house.

In fact, the white piano (that comes with the house) is where Justin Bieber’s Yummy was created, Poo Bear shares.

Related: Where does Justin Bieber live? His many houses — both past and present

As for what happened to the property after its Selling Sunset appearance (warning, spoilers ahead): after first being listed in November 2022 for $8,900,000, Zorada Ct’s price was dropped to $7,995,000 in early February 2023, only to sell less than two months later for $6,850,000. No O Group agent was involved in the transaction, neither on behalf of the seller nor of the buyer.

Chelsea’s listing at 15th Street in Manhattan Beach

Taking us back to dreamy Manhattan Beach, Chelsea walks us through her 3-bed, 4-bath listing with easy beach access.

While the first offer Chelsea got for the property was fairly low ($3.6 million), she knew she priced the house right and wasn’t going to budge until she got the offer up for her client.

And she stayed true to her words, selling the 3-story for $3,900,000 — just $50k shy of the initial asking price of $3,950,000. Way to go, Chelsea!

The Beverly Boulevard condo Heather tours for Heather and Terry Dubrow

Leading the home search for Real Housewives of Orange County star Heather Dubrow and her husband, plastic surgeon and Botched co-host, Terry Dubrow, Heather tours a $17,500,000 condo at 8899 Beverly Boulevard, hoping she will land her biggest sale to date.

Accompanied by Brett, Heather walks us through the 4-bed, 4.5-bath condo with jaw-dropping views and resort-level amenities.

However, we learn later on that Terry and Heather Dubrow didn’t purchase the place, but they did ‘settle’ on an equally expensive penthouse set in the coveted Century building known as the Cavalli Penthouse (due to its many upscale furnishings that bear the signature of Roberto Cavalli).

Heather wasn’t the only one to land a killer commission though. (Potential spoiler) The $17.5 million penthouse from Selling Sunset was sold a few months later (at full ask), with none other than Brett Oppenheim repping the buyer.

Elvis’ honeymoon house

Okay, so this isn’t an O Group listing, we know. But how can we write an article about all the phenomenal luxury listings featured in this season of Selling Sunset without at least mentioning Elvis and Priscilla’s honeymoon house?

An iconic Palms Springs property, the futuristic residence was actually built in 1960 by pioneering Modernist architect William Krisel.

At the time, its spaceship-like design earned it the moniker “The House of Tomorrow”, but that didn’t last long, as Priscilla and Elvis Presley famously celebrated their honeymoon here in 1967 — after which it became widely known as “Elvis’ Honeymoon Hideaway”.

Related: Graceland, Elvis Presley’s house in Memphis – everything you’ve ever wanted to know

Last year, the property had a brief stint on the market, listing in early October 2022 for $5,650,000. Unsurprisingly, a month later, the King’s honeymoon house was already sold at full ask.

The Brentwood house Bre shows Saweetie

Heading over to celebrity-friendly, suburban Brentwood, Bre takes us — and her friend, rapper Saweetie — on a tour of a 7,401-square-foot beauty priced at a cool $8,800,000.

The 5-bedroom, 7-bath home at 19th Helena Drive sits on a quiet cul-de-sac and boasts beautiful architectural details. With an expansive open floorplan on the main floor, inviting (and ultra-private) bedrooms shielded by the lush landscaping, and a lower level designed for entertainment — featuring a plush theater and deluxe wet bar, opening directly to the impressive pool with spa, green lawns, barbecue area, and built-in firepit — the house does seem to be a perfect fit for Saweetie.

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(Potential spoilers) However, despite Bre’s excellent match-making, it wasn’t a done deal. Public records show that the property did indeed sell, but the sale closed in late March 2023 and doesn’t show Bre or any other Oppenheim Group agents associated with the transaction.

The selling price was $7,000,000, considerably lower than the $8.8 million ask mentioned on the show. Fun fact: the property was actually first listed for a whopping $12,949,000.

The house Heather and Bre visit on Sunset Plaza Dr

The last property of this season takes us to Sunset Plaza Dr, where a new-to-market 3-bed, 4-bath listing needs to be assessed by Bre and Heather, to see if it’s a good fit for their clients.

Listed for $4,995,000, the 3,364-square-foot bachelor pad has a massive primary bedroom suite that gets several “Oh my gosh” out of Heather, which isn’t an easy feat given the type of properties she’s used to.

This sleek contemporary home located above the Sunset Strip showcases jetliner panoramic views from Downtown to the ocean. It then comes as little surprise that the home also has multiple outdoor decks and a rooftop deck to capitalize on those extraordinary views, as well as an infinity edge pool with a private Baja deck and swim-up bar.

As for what happened to it (Potential spoilers), the Sunset Plaza Dr property sold in April 2023 for $3,150,000. While it may not have been a good fit for any of Heather or Bre’s clients, the O Group did get a significant commission out of the sale, as Jason Oppenheim was the listing agent for the property.

Admittedly, while watching the show, I felt like there were fewer properties and considerably more drama than in previous seasons. However, after writing about each Selling Sunset house that graced our screens in Season 6 of the hit Netflix docu-soap, I realize there were quite a few show-stopping mansions for us to daydream about. Hope we’re going to get to see some of them return in Season 7.

Editor’s note: While we did our best to identify all the properties featured on Selling Sunset, there’s always a possibility that we’ve missed something. If you spot anything that’s off, or you have an inside tip on one of the properties, drop us a line anytime at hello (at) fancypantshomes.com

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Take a look at 10 of the best apartment gyms in Milwaukee. These fitness centers will help you stay in shape even during a snowstorm.

Situated on the shores of Lake Michigan and known throughout the country as a bastion of beer and bratwurst, Milwaukee is a truly special place to call home. As one of the colder cities in the country, few things are more important to active people in Milwaukee than having easy access to a quality gym in the fall and winter months.

The apartment gyms that grace this list are the best of the best in Milwaukee and all of the midwest. From multi-purpose machinery to spin classes and more, there’s a fitness center that’s perfectly set up for you. Find the one that suits your exercise style best and start making moves toward signing that lease.

Source: Rent. / Mayfair Reserve

No, that’s not a picture from an expensive monthly membership gym. That’s a picture of the loft-style fitness center at Mayfair Reserve. Boasting a stretching station, cardio equipment with pool views and a large rack of free weights backed up against a mirrored wall, it’s easy to see from the jump that this gym has serious workouts in mind.

Up in the loft area, you’ll find a sizable selection of professional-grade stationary bikes and a rowing machine with a view of the entire gym below. Whether you’re all about cardio or dedicated to building up your biceps, this Wauwatosa fitness center has what you’re looking for.

Source: Rent. / Ascent MKE

The fitness center at Ascent MKE, one of the Haymarket area’s most desirable buildings, has the highest quality workout gear and is set up to help residents succeed in the journey toward personal fitness. With pulldown machines, a pull-up station and enough cardio machines to accommodate everyone, this gym is thoroughly thought out and designed to do it all.

Alongside the large, well-equipped fitness center are extra luxury amenities, like a golf simulator, indoor lap pool and sauna. Whether you’re looking to hit the links in the dead of winter, do some laps while it’s snowing outside or ease the aches after a long workout, Ascent MKE provides its residents with everything they need to live their best lives.

Source: Rent. / Plankinton Clover

Plankinton Clover is the perfect apartment complex for people that prioritize personal fitness. Every cardio machined has a view outside, all the machines are well-lit by designer lighting and the free weight area is free of clutter so you can work out in peace.

Yes, Plankinton Clover has a beautiful gym. But, it also has a number of other recreational amenities we should mention here, too. This Marquette-area apartment complex boasts a 93 WalkScore, easy access to the river system and an in-door pickleball setup that would put most country clubs to shame.

Source: Rent. / 1600 Tosa

With treadmills, ellipticals and a multi-function machine that’s capable of helping you maintain full-body fitness on its own, the gym at 1600 Tosa is anything but average. Offering window views and flatscreen TVs in addition to top-tier equipment, this is a comfortable place for residents of all fitness levels to enjoy.

With a clear division between carpet and vinyl flooring, the gym at this Waswatosa apartment complex has an appealing flow that lends itself well to busy hours and helps to ensure everyone has their own space to get their sweat on.

Source: Rent. / South Water Works

A multi-building complex in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, the South Water Works apartments are large and luxurious and the on-site fitness center follows suit by providing residents with plenty of space to stretch out and put the work in.

With a serious selection of free weights, a multi-purpose machine with upper- and lower-body capabilities and enough cardio machines to accompany the residents of all three buildings in the complex, this gym has it all and then some. Dedicated lifters, serious stretchers and cardio fanatics alike will all feel at home here.

Source: Rent. / Schuster Lofts

As a beautiful light-brick building in the Historic Mitchell Street district, Schuster Lofts is known around Milwaukee as one of the premier buildings to call home. Along with that well-earned, top-tier reputation comes a state-of-the-art fitness center equipped with everything serious fitness junkies need to stay toned and enjoy an active lifestyle with ease.

Featuring vaulted ceilings, large windows and exposed ductwork that comes with an industrial aesthetic, this gym has everything from a chest press machine to curated cardio equipment to a dedicated stretching area designed for comfort and relaxation, it’s easy to see that this gym has it all and then some.

Source: Rent. / Milwaukee Fortress

With cardio machines in front of flat-screen TVs, a versatile multi-purpose machine in the center and a dedicated area for free weight training, it’s easy to see that the Milwaukee Fortress gym is a comfortable place for people with a full spectrum of fitness goals.

Beyond all that, this Brewer’s Hill fitness center also offers virtual on-demand group fitness classes in a specific group fitness area. Talk about a great way to meet the neighbors and make new friends within the building!

Source: Rent. / Urbanite

At Urbanite, a modern apartment community, every treadmill and elliptical has a window view, there’s a dedicated space for free weights and the large multi-purpose fitness machine is capable of supporting everything from nine rounds on the bag to six sets of dips. Sound like a good place to get your pump on? We think so, too.

This Northpoint neighborhood apartment complex also boasts an on-site massage therapist working out of a specially curated massage suite. That means you can work out hard without worry, knowing you can always schedule a session to work out the knots and keep any soreness at bay.

Source: Rent. / Artisan Lofts Apartments

There’s just something special about living in a historically refurbished building like Artisan Lofts Apartments. While the building’s architecture has odes to a simpler time, the fitness center at this beautiful Walker’s Point complex is all in on modernity. With Sparc ellipticals, flatscreen TVs and a mountain of medicine balls all at your fingertips, this gym is perfectly organized to facilitate all types of workouts.

Whether you’re dedicated to a daily cardio routine, hooked on heavy weights or just looking for a quiet space to stretch to start your mornings, the fitness center at Artisan Lofts is second to none.

Source: Rent. / Kunzelmann-Esser Lofts

The Kunzelmann-Esser Lofts fitness center makes the most of a smaller footprint by providing renters with all the free weights and machinery they could possibly need to stay in shape and keep active. With a separate bench press area, multiple ellipticals and mirrored walls all around, this Clock Tower Acres gym is perfect for serious lifters looking to get their sweat on just steps away from their front doors.

Where the Kunzelmann-Esser Lofts really sets itself apart from the rest is in the fact that it offers resources for physically demanding hobbies that don’t involve traditional workouts. In addition to beautiful apartments, this iconic building also houses a woodworking shop and ceramics studio for residents looking to stay active without setting foot in a gym.

Make time for fitness in Milwaukee

Whether you’re all about cardio, love lifting heavy things or just looking to feel a bit more flexible, all of the apartment gyms on this list are capable of supporting you to and through your loftiest personal fitness goals.

Don’t let the cold Milwaukee weather determine your workout schedule. Find the apartment gym that fits your needs best and start the application process today.

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The best apartment gyms in Cincinnati have some unique features that you have to see to believe.

As the third-largest city in Ohio, Cincinnati is not short on options when it comes to finding the perfect place to rent. If you’re stuck between two or more places, however, it’s often the amenities that set your future apartment apart from the rest.

With that in mind, we found some of the best gyms in Cincinnati are actually located in apartments around the Queen City. From stationary bike studios to indoor basketball courts to top-quality machines, these apartment gyms have everything you need to crush your workout routine..

Source: Rent. / 4th & Race

The gym at 4th & Race is all about community. In fact, it’s one of the few apartment fitness centers in Cincinnati to provide residents with a group workout studio supported by Wellbeats® Cycling and on-demand fitness programming. All that comes in addition to a traditional community gym, making it easy to see why the fitness center at 4th & Race tops this list.

With motivational imagery, mirrored walls and one of the largest free weight racks you’re ever going to find in an apartment gym, this Downtown Cincinnati fitness center is fully equipped to handle the demands of dedicated lifters and cardio junkies alike.

Source: Rent. / Aspire Kenwood

The fitness center at Aspire Kenwood lives up to the apartment complex name by providing residents with all the resources they need to reach higher when it comes to physical fitness.

Located north of Cincinnati in nearby Deer Park, the recreational amenities at this high-end complex don’t stop at the fully-stocked fitness center. This building also boasts a Peloton® spin room, an indoor PGA golf simulator and a heated rectangular pool that’s perfect for early morning laps.

Source: Rent. / The Drexel at Oakley Apartments

The fitness center at The Drexel at Oakley Apartments features a full cardio station, a sizeable free weight rack and super-sized flat-screen TVs all accompanied by pool views from nearly every station in the gym.

With motivational messaging on the walls and more than enough machines to accompany the residents of this 200-unit Oakley apartment complex, there’s always something to do at this fitness center. Whether you’re an early morning treadmill jogger or simply looking to improve your everyday flexibility, the sky’s the limit in this thoughtfully designed gym.

Source: Rent. / Residences at AG47

Boasting a beautiful stationary bike room that would put your local SoulCycle to shame, the Residences at AG47 fitness center is far from basic. Floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple flat-screen TVs and Life Fitness-brand machinery all combine to ensure that this apartment complex fitness center stands head and shoulders above the rest.

Whether you’re looking to stretch out, pedal the problems of the day away or meditate for a few hours at the end of a long Monday, your options are plentiful at this Silverton fitness oasis.

Source: Rent. / Olde Montgomery

The focal point of the fitness center at Olde Montgomery is the huge floor-to-ceiling mirror that provides a vantage point to monitor form from anywhere within the gym. Featuring funky muraled walls, chest press and lat pulldown machines and more free weights than you’ll know what to do with, this gym has it all and then some.

Another feature firmly placing the Olde Montgomery on this list is the fact that the complex also boasts and Olympic-size swimming pool. This pool is the ideal place to swim laps or cool off on a hot summer day in Sixteen Mile Stand.

Source: Rent. / The Groton Lofts

Situated in Central Business District, the multi-room fitness center at The Groton Lofts makes the most of its ample space by providing residents with top-tier equipment and enough room to really get their sweat on.

A great place to get in shape, the recreational facilities at The Groton Lofts go beyond the treadmills and weight machines. The Groton Lofts also has a halfcourt basketball setup, a yoga/stretching room with a barre and a rectangular pool that’s ideal for early morning laps.

Source: Rent. / Crane Factory Flats

Located in the heart of Cincinnati’s hip Downtown in a beautiful brick building, Crane Factory Flats is an upscale, modern apartment complex designed to provide Cincinnati locals with luxury amenities at an unbeatable location. Not least among those luxury amenities is the well-equipped fitness center.

The gym at Crane Factory Flats has an upscale-industrial vibe and is equipped with everything an active person needs to stay in shape and not just meet, but exceed any and all fitness goals. From free weights to stationary bikes and stability balls, this fitness center is fully equipped to support whatever your workout schedule demands.

Source: Rent. / Arbors of Anderson

Vaulted ceilings, natural light and motivational messages adorning the walls all combine to make the fitness center at Arbors of Anderson an undeniably pleasant place to get a lift in. Located away from the hustle and bustle of Cincinnati in Withamsville and boasting an on-site yoga studio, the recreational amenities at Arbors of Anderson make this complex an active person’s ideal oasis.

This fitness center is on the larger side of what is typically expected of an apartment gym and, as such, is one of the better-equipped gyms on the list. With squat racks, stationary bikes and plenty of benches to move around when needed, this gym is made for those that take personal fitness seriously.

Source: Rent. / One41 Wellington

The One41 Wellington fitness center is working with a rectangular footprint and fills the light-filled space with only the highest-quality equipment. From a rowing machine to the Smith rack to mats with instructions for different stretches imprinted on them, this is a safe space for all to come in and get their sweat on.

At this gym, every treadmill and elliptical has a view, the machines have enough space in between them and there are separate areas for free weights and stretching. All of that makes this Mount Auburn fitness center one of the best places to bulk up or slim down in Cincinnati.

Source: Rent. / Echelon Luxury Apartments

The 24-hour fitness center at Echelon Luxury Apartments is a great place to stay toned, get back in shape or learn the basics about fitness. With a professional-grade stationary bike and rowing machine, a large rack of free weights and a kettlebell station for the more adventurous workout warriors, this gym has everything you need to get your fitness on.

Located on the Eastside in Batavia, the fitness center at Echelon Luxury Apartments lives up to the lofty name with intelligent design, quality equipment and flatscreen TVs in every corner. Sounds like a good space to get your workout in? We think so, too.

Stay fit at one of the best gyms in Cincinnati

Say sayonara to any and all excuses for not working out when you move into an apartment with a top-tier fitness center.

These fitness centers have the resources you need to up your cardio, blast your biceps or simply improve your flexibility. Find the one that suits your exercise style best and take those first steps toward signing your new lease in Cincinnati today.

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