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Hollywood Hills Celebrity Homes Map Hollywood Hills Guide to Stars in Hollywood Hills ・ 60 Addresses The information contained in this document is exclusive property of StarMap, Inc. You agree that the service StarMap® provides is for informational purposes only and is subject to the Terms & Conditions. ​ ​ Welcome to the Hollywood Hills. If you are coming here to explore the nature of humanity at it’s most upscale, pristine and creative form, you have come to the right place. There are two unique qualities that make Hollywood Hills such a desired destination for celebrities and tourists alike; the terrain and of course the Stars that inhabit the region. The Hollywood Hills are the part of the Santa Monica Mountains, which makes them incredibly, well, hilly. Hills as we know aren’t flat, so they are difficult to build on. This creates for some creative and unique architectural opportunities for folks with dreams, ambition and money; the resources that come in abundance in this area. The Hollywood Hills isn’t your typical neighborhood, you won’t find two houses alike in this region. You won’t find apartment complexes, condo units and other standardized living in this area. Due to the diversity of land formations, each home is different from the next. The diversity of the twenty some odd thousand people that live in this 7 square mile is quite diverse as well. Not everyone that lives in The Hills is a television star or otherwise even some one that’s known. However, reading down the list of notable residents is like reading a list of the Golden Globes nominations — the stars that you’ve grown to love over a lifetime more than likely own a residence here. Aaron Paul 8247 Roxbury Road, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Angelina Jolie 5769 Briarcliff Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Barry Manilow 8233 Roxbury Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Brad Pitt 5769 Briarcliff Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Calvin Harris 9342 Sierra Mar Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Cee Lo Green (Rental) 1551 Oriole Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Christopher Nolan 2121 Canyon Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Debra Messing 2000 N Curson Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Diana Ross 9130 St Ives Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Dj Avicii 1474 Blue Jay Way Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Dr. Dre (Former) 9161 Oriole Way, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Ellen Degeneres 2519 Zorada Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Emily Blunt (Former) 1650 Marmont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90069 Open in Google Maps Eva Longoria (Former) 2144 Rockledge Road, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Frank Zappa (Former) 7885 Woodrow Wilson Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Gavin Rossdale 3804 Rhodes Ave, Studio City, CA 91604 Open in Google Maps George Clooney (Former) 6640 Whitley Ter, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Harry Styles (One Direction) 1271 St Ives Place, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Jack Black 4900 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Open in Google Maps Jared Leto 8935 Wonderland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Jason Statham 2427 Castilian Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Jimmi Hendrix (Former) 4320 Cedarhurst Circle, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Open in Google Maps The information contained in this document is exclusive property of StarMap, Inc. You agree that the service StarMap® provides is for informational purposes only and is subject to the Terms & Conditions. ​ ​ Jodi Foster (Former) 9219 Flicker Way, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps John Krasinski (Former) 1650 Marmont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90069 Open in Google Maps John Legend (Former) 3023 Longdale Ln, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Johnny Depp 1486 N Sweetzer Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Jonah Hill (Former) 8014 Briar Summit Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Josh Hutcherson 8010 Woodrow Wilson Dr, Los Angeles, CA, 90046 Open in Google Maps Judy Garland (Former) 8850 Evanview Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Justin Timberlake 3100 Torreyson Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Katy Perry 7302 Mulholland Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Katy Perry (Former) 8159 Hollywood Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Keanu Reeves 9024 Thrasher Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Keith Richards (Former) 8743 Wonderland Park Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Kendall Jenner 1650 Marmont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90069 Open in Google Maps Kevin Spacey 2264 W Live Oak Dr,Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Lady Gaga 7885 Woodrow Wilson Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Leonardo DiCaprio 9045 Oriole Way, Los Angeles, CA, 90069 Open in Google Maps Lindsay Lohan (Former) 2277 El Contento Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Madonna (Former) 6342 Mulholland Hwy, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Marlon Brando (Former) 2869 Durand Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Matthew Perry 1567 Blue Jay Way Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Miley Cyrus 11524 Amanda Dr, Studio City, CA, 91604 Open in Google Maps Nick Jonas (Rental) 2519 Zorada Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Pharrell Williams 8520 Skyline Dr Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Quentin Tarantino 7471 Woodrow Wilson Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Ricardo Montalban 1423 Oriole Dr Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Rob Dyrdek (Former) 8283 Skyline Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Russell Brand (Former) 8159 Hollywood Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Ryan Phillippe (Former) 1877 Rising Glen Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Salma Hayek 2249 Chelan Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Sean Rad (Tinder Co-founder) 1233 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Spike Jonze 4207 Parva Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Open in Google Maps Stan Laurel (Former) 8297 Presson Pl, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Open in Google Maps Steve-O 2757 Rinconia Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Taraji P. Henson 6191 Temple Hill Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90068 Open in Google Maps Tobey Maguire (Former) 9000 Thrasher Avenue, Los Angeles, CA Open in Google Maps Tom Cruise 7847 Torreyson Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Open in Google Maps Will.i.am 1965 De Mille Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Open in Google Maps The information contained in this document is exclusive property of StarMap, Inc. You agree that the service StarMap® provides is for informational purposes only and is subject to the Terms & Conditions. ​ ​ Zooey Deschanel (Former) 3295 Bennett Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068 Open in Google Maps Warning: This map was created for information purposes only. It is not meant to be used for disturbing the ​ celebrities. Please respect their privacy. The information contained in this document is exclusive property of StarMap, Inc. You agree that the service StarMap® provides is for informational purposes only and is subject to the Terms & Conditions. ​ ​.
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