Horn Plaza is a distinctive 1974 condominium community tucked into the hillside at 1230 Horn Avenue, just above the legendary Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains, the building offers the rare combination that defines hillside West Hollywood living: sweeping city views, architectural character, and a peaceful residential setting only moments from one of Los Angeles’ most iconic entertainment corridors.

Attributed to architect John Gary Wallis, AIA, Horn Plaza reflects the era’s bold approach to hillside multi-family design, where privacy, views, outdoor living, and urban convenience were brought together in a more elevated residential form. Its setting above Sunset Boulevard gives many residences a sense of openness and retreat, with outlooks that can stretch across the city lights, the Hollywood Hills, and beyond.

Life at Horn Plaza feels removed from the pace of the Strip, yet the best of West Hollywood is just down the hill. Residents are close to world-famous nightlife, music venues, restaurants, boutique hotels, cafés, shopping, and the energy that has made Sunset Boulevard one of Southern California’s most storied addresses. At the same time, Horn Avenue offers a quieter hillside atmosphere with mature landscaping, secluded streets, and a sense of privacy that is increasingly rare in the heart of the city.

The building’s amenities further enhance its resort-like appeal. Horn Plaza features controlled access, a pool and spa nestled against the hillside, a sauna, private fitness facilities, sundeck areas, and spaces for lounging and entertaining. With its blend of architectural presence, hillside calm, city views, and immediate proximity to the Sunset Strip, Horn Plaza remains one of West Hollywood’s most unique low-rise condominium communities.