Discover a piece of Hollywood history at this 1926 Hancock Park estate. This iconic Los Angeles property, once the home of legendary billionaire Howard Hughes, is now available for lease fully furnished. Sited on almost an acre of fully gated grounds for security and peace of mind, this property offers the utmost privacy, creating a personal oasis in the heart of the city. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a Los Angeles Cultural Historic Monument, this property holds a special place in the annals of American history and Los Angeles heritage. Originally designed by renowned architect Roland E. Coate, the estate was the former residence of aviation pioneer Howard Hughes, who famously designed the Spruce Goose within these walls, creating an atmosphere of innovation and inspiration that still lingers today. This extraordinary estate boasts an abundance of entertaining spaces, both indoor and outdoor, ideal for hosting large parties, charity events, or intimate gatherings. From the magical cobblestone courtyard to the meticulously landscaped gardens, there's no shortage of space to make unforgettable memories. In addition to the 6-bedrooms and 8-bathrooms, a separate one-bedroom apartment provides additional living space or guest accommodations, adding to the property's versatility and convenience. Nestled on the 8th green of the Wilshire Country Club, enjoy front-row seats to the luxuriant greenery and impeccable views stretching out to the Hollywood Sign, a unique backdrop for daily life. Located near top-tier schools in Los Angeles, making it an ideal choice for those seeking the best educational opportunities. Featured in The New York Times and Architectural Digest, this residence is not just a home; it's a masterpiece of luxurious design and history available completely turnkey and fully furnished with exquisite antiques. Contact us today to schedule a private tour of this captivating property and experience the Hollywood lifestyle like never before. From the legacy of Howard Hughes to the opulence of the property itself, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to call a piece of Tinseltown history your own.