Sunset Strip, West Hollywood is a neighborhood in West Hollywood, CA. 1 rental is currently available here on EMLAKIE — EMLAKIE adds no broker fee of its own.
The Sunset Strip is the 1.5-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard running through West Hollywood between Havenhurst Drive and Doheny Drive, famous for its rock clubs, billboards, and hillside apartment buildings overlooking the city. Renters here are paying for the address and the view as much as the unit — many buildings sit on the hillside streets just above and below Sunset itself, putting Downtown WeHo, the Strip's restaurants, and the canyon roads into the Hollywood Hills all within a short walk or drive.
Avg. Rent
$16,000/mo
Listings
1
$16,000/mo
CondoWhy you'll like it
Rarely does a residence of this quality and sophistication become available for lease.
Listed by Rudy Serrato · Lic# 01935967 · Carolwood Estates · 310-847-0838
9255 Doheny Rd #1803West Hollywood, CA
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Music History
The Whisky a Go Go, The Roxy, and the Viper Room all sit on this stretch of Sunset — the Strip has been a center of the LA rock scene since the 1960s.
Chateau Marmont
The Chateau Marmont hotel anchors the eastern end of the Strip and is a landmark visible from much of the surrounding hillside.
Sunset Plaza
Sunset Plaza's sidewalk cafes and boutiques form the Strip's main walkable retail stretch, distinct from the club-heavy blocks further east.
Hillside Living
Streets north of Sunset climb into the Hollywood Hills, meaning many nearby apartment buildings come with canyon or city-light views not available in flatter parts of West Hollywood.
Car-Dependent Corridor
Unlike Downtown WeHo, the Strip itself is built around driving — narrow, winding hillside streets and limited parking are the norm for buildings just off Sunset.
Buildings directly on Sunset get real traffic and club noise on weekend nights; a unit one block up or down the hillside trades a few minutes' walk for meaningfully more quiet. Parking is the single biggest constraint here — confirm whether a unit includes a dedicated spot before assuming street parking will work, since much of the surrounding hillside has none. Because the Strip is a driving corridor first, factor in that groceries and everyday errands generally mean a short drive rather than a walk, unlike Downtown WeHo a mile or so east.
Sunset Plaza's retail stretch is walkable, but the Strip overall is built around driving — the surrounding hillside streets are narrow and winding, and most everyday errands mean a short drive rather than a walk.
Live music history (the Whisky a Go Go, The Roxy, Viper Room), the Chateau Marmont hotel, and Sunset Plaza's restaurants and boutiques, all along a 1.5-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard through West Hollywood.
Generally yes — the hillside streets above and below Sunset have limited street parking, so confirming a unit includes a dedicated parking spot is worth doing before signing a lease.