Neighborhoods of the Los Angeles Westside
Laid out in the early 1900s and incorporated in 1914, Beverly Hills pairs wide, palm lined residential streets with the shopping and dining of the Golden Triangle. Carolinne works from Nourmand & Associates' office at 421 N Beverly Drive, a few blocks from Rodeo Drive, and advises buyers and sellers here on residential and commercial property.
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Brentwood blends quiet, tree canopied streets north of Sunset with the village energy of San Vicente Boulevard. Carolinne represented the sale of a five bedroom traditional home at 657 N Saltair Avenue for $5,285,000.
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Brentwood Park is known for its curving streets, landscaped traffic circles and generous lots, a plan laid out in the early twentieth century. Carolinne represented the sale of a five bedroom Cape Cod estate at 530 S Westgate Avenue for $6,650,000.
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Founded by Alphonzo Bell in 1923, Bel Air climbs into the Santa Monica Mountains with gated estates, winding roads and canyon views. Carolinne represented the lease of a three bedroom home on Roscomare Road.
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Abbot Kinney opened Venice of America in 1905, and its canals, walk streets and beachfront still set it apart from the rest of the Westside. Carolinne is the listing agent for a nine bedroom 1911 craftsman estate at 15 30th Avenue, offered at $13,900,000.
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Holmby Hills, between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, was developed in the 1920s on land from the estate of Arthur Letts and named for Holdenby, his English birthplace. It remains one of the most private estate enclaves in Los Angeles.
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Founded in 1922, Pacific Palisades sits between the mountains and the Pacific, with canyon streets, bluff top homes and a strong sense of community as neighborhoods rebuild and renew.
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Malibu stretches along roughly 21 miles of Pacific coastline west of the Palisades and incorporated as a city in 1991. From beachfront homes on Carbon Beach and Broad Beach to hillside retreats above the Pacific Coast Highway, it offers some of the most private coastal living in Southern California.
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Founded in 1875, Santa Monica offers everything from the elegant streets north of Montana Avenue to walkable neighborhoods near Main Street and the beach, plus a deep market for mixed-use and multifamily property.
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Carolinne's career began on the commercial side, representing a national commercial real estate firm across California. She advises owners, investors and tenants on acquisitions, leasing strategy and asset management for office, retail, multifamily and mixed-use property across Los Angeles.
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