Canyon, skyline, city lights
A single-story vantage over the canyon and the basin, with the city lights coming on at dusk.
A single-story view home on a coveted Royal Oaks cul-de-sac, with the canyon and the city lights out back.
Set on one of Royal Oaks' most coveted cul-de-sacs, 16172 Royal Oak Road is a single-story home that opens to panoramic views of the canyon, the city lights, and the skyline beyond. Roughly half an acre of lush, private grounds wraps a sparkling pool and an entertainer's backyard framed by the view.
A single-story footprint at this scale, 4,366 square feet with five bedrooms and four baths, is genuinely rare. The heavy lifting is already handled. Significant capital improvements are in place, including a natural-gas backup generator, copper plumbing, and an updated HVAC system.
What remains is the opportunity, to elevate the finishes and interiors to match the bones, the land, and the outlook this home already delivers. View, footprint, and privacy like this on Royal Oak Road rarely reach the market.
The details, prepped and laid out before you walk in.
A single-story vantage over the canyon and the basin, with the city lights coming on at dusk.
4,366 square feet on one floor. Easy flow, no stairs, and a layout that entertains as well as it lives.
Roughly half an acre of lush, gated grounds wraps a sparkling pool, set back on a quiet cul-de-sac.
Natural-gas backup generator, copper plumbing, and an updated HVAC system already in place.
A 1959 floor plan with two fireplaces and wood flooring throughout.
Elevate the finishes to match the land and the outlook. A rare chance to add real value in Royal Oaks.
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A home is only as good as what surrounds it. Each of these opens the full guide on the listing's own site.
Two Michelin stars in Encino and a James Beard kitchen minutes east.
MarketsFour farmers markets and the grocers worth the stop.
SchoolsThe Mulholland-crest private schools that move families.
CommuteThe 101, the 405, and Mulholland keep the rest of LA close.
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