In the 1960s, Sierra Towers was constructed as a 31-story condo skyscraper at the bustling intersection of Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and the Sunset Strip's western end, and since its completion, it has been a favorite haunt of celebrities seeking recreation and relaxation. Despite the fact that the midcentury modern landmark usually has little turnover, there seems to be a flurry of luxury real estate listings and sales going on in the building lately.

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Recently, both Sandra Bullock and Courteney Cox sold their perches at Sierra Towers, and both of them sold at a good price. As of the moment, there are at least six units on the market, including the millionaire Garmin heiress Jen Kao's double-wide penthouse, the vast space Meg Whitman is trying to unload from her 24th-floor condominium, as well as a handful of other single-family homes. It was just a few days ago that one of the newest of these apartments, a pied-a-terre on the 18th floor, came on the market for sale.

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Sierra Towers, once one of Los Angeles's only high-end condo skyscrapers, has faced stiff competition from newer, glitzier buildings in recent years. Sierra Towers has been criticized by many residents over the years for its high unit prices and HOA dues, but residents must also contend with the building's midcentury ceilings and dated interiors despite its high unit prices and HOA dues.

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The interior design of this particular condo is all new, ultra-chic and a slew of contemporary features that provide the condo with a dash of contemporary flair, addressing at least one of these complaints.

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Amir Ensani, a sales executive and new development specialist at Century Plaza and Mandarin Oriental, owns this petite apartment, according to Rich Report. It is reported that Ensani acquired the one-bedroom, 1.5-bath unit back in spring 2021, for a price of around $1.8 million, and subsequently spent the majority of the past two years completely renovating the interiors, all of which were completed by the end of last year. 

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In addition to its beautiful northeastern views, the 1,300 square feet residence also boasts a stunning blend of wood, glass, and stone, a sultry combination that has been further enhanced by the area's masterful use of wood, glass, and stone.

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In addition to its marble countertops and backsplash, the eat-in kitchen is the home's stylish centerpiece, which is now priced at nearly $3.4 million. On either side of the huge center island there is bar seating, and there is also a more formal dining area where you can get a birds-eye view of the Bird Street neighborhood on the other side. Throughout the kitchen, a blend of warm-toned hardwood cabinetry and top-of-the-line Miele appliances seamlessly adorn the island.

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A cozy bedroom with a wood paneling overlooks the open living area and kitchen area, which can be accessed from the hallway. Between the marble bathroom featuring a freestanding tub and a spacious shower with a rain showerhead and a custom wardrobe with custom built-ins and decadent backlighting, there is a showroom closet with custom built-ins and decadent backlighting.

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Upon entering the unit, guests will be pleased to know that there is a powder room that is also marble swaddled, perfect for their convenience.

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A fortunate new homeowner, whether they are a well-off bachelor or bachelorette or a couple without children, will have a chance to enjoy the brand new and fully integrated sound system as well as floor-to-ceiling glass Fleetwood doors throughout the property, which offer sweeping views of Hollywood Hills, the Sunset Strip, and occasionally even snowcapped San Gabriel Mountains.

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There is a communal pool on one of the lower floors of the building, as well as a 24-hour concierge and valet parking service, a private security guard, and a state-of-the-art fitness facility. As a buyer, you can expect to pay a hefty $2,197 per month in association dues for those services - and more - as well as some other expenses. 

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Antonio Bruno of Compass, Josh Greer of Carolwood Estates and Tomer Fridman of Compass hold the listing.

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