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INSIDE a $10,995,000 HOLLYWOOD HILLS Modern Home with the Views of the Entire City!

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Ten-million-dollar views come with a price tag that actually looks reasonable for the Bird Streets.

Real estate creator Enes Yilmazer takes his cameras into a contemporary Hollywood Hills home listed at $10,995,000, tucked into the Bird Streets above Sunset Strip. The listing sells itself as an entertainer’s retreat built entirely around one thing: a skyline that doesn’t quit, visible from nearly every room in the house.

• The home is listed for $10,995,000 in the Bird Streets neighborhood above the Sunset Strip.
• Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass pocket doors erase the line between the open floor plan and the outdoor space, framing views across the entire Los Angeles basin.
• The backyard is anchored by an infinity pool designed to visually blend into the city skyline below.

An Open Floor Plan Built Around the View

The listing description doesn’t undersell it, calling the property “a contemporary Bird Streets oasis with explosive city views.” That’s the whole pitch, and the walkthrough backs it up: the sophisticated open floor plan lets every space flow into the next, with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors doing the heavy lifting for that coveted indoor-outdoor living Los Angeles buyers pay a premium for.

An entertainer’s paradise, the sophisticated open floor plan allows for a seamless flow thru all spaces, accented by floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors for coveted indoor/outdoor living.

It’s a layout built for hosting rather than hiding — pocket doors that slide fully out of the way rather than swinging closed, so a dinner party inside can spill onto the patio without anyone noticing a threshold.

The Kitchen and Everyday Living Spaces

The gourmet kitchen leans on custom sleek wood cabinetry, an oversized eat-in island, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances — a workhorse setup meant for actual cooking, not just staging photos. Paired with the open plan, it functions as the social hub of the house rather than a room tucked away from the action.

Inside the Master Suite

The master suite is pitched as a private retreat, with its own sliding glass doors granting direct access to the yard and an integrated fireplace for the cooler nights the Hills are known for. The en-suite bath matches the rest of the home’s material palette, with elegant wood accents, dual sink vanities, an open shower, and a soaking tub set beneath oversized windows that keep the skyline in view even during a bath.

The Backyard and Infinity Pool

Outside, the yard is built for the classic California entertaining brief: extensive open patio space for al fresco dining and lounging, all anchored by an infinity pool that visually disappears into the city vistas beyond it. It’s the same trick used in higher-priced Hollywood Hills listings, including the $65 million Beverly Hills mega mansion Yilmazer toured previously — a pool edge engineered to erase the boundary between backyard and basin.

Location does the rest of the selling. The property sits moments from the Sunset Strip’s restaurants and nightlife, the kind of proximity that Bird Streets listings lean on the way waterfront listings lean on their shoreline — a point that comes up just as often in Yilmazer’s tours of mansions built around statement pools elsewhere in the market.