Sheridan Park Elementary School

It's a solid, family-oriented pocket in central Hollywood with a mix of home styles and easy access to schools and shopping. The neighborhood feeds into well-regarded schools like Hollywood Hills High School, and its central location keeps commutes and errands short. With 87 homes sold in the past year, it's an established, active community.

It's mid-range for the Hollywood area, with a median list price of $539,450 and homes selling around $495,000. The range is wide — active listings start at $279,000 and top out near $999,000 — so there's an entry point for most budgets. At roughly $374 per square foot, you're paying a fair central-Hollywood rate.

The median list price is $539,450, and the median home is about 1,467 square feet at $374 per square foot. Homes have actually sold at a median of $495,000 over the last 12 months, so you can often negotiate below the asking figures. Compare current options across the broader Hollywood homes for sale listings to see where this zone fits.

It's balanced and moving at a healthy pace — the median home sells in 27 days, and sellers are getting about 97% of their asking price. With 32 active listings against 87 sales in the past year, there's steady demand without a runaway bidding environment. That gives buyers room to be deliberate while still acting decisively on the right home.

The median HOA runs about $345 per month, though that varies by community and not every home carries a fee. Property taxes come in around $6,668 per year at current values. If you're weighing rent versus owning, the median rent here is about $3,075 per month, which puts a mortgage in the conversation for many buyers.