5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Beverly Hills, CA Under $8.6M
There are 9 single family homes for sale in Beverly Hills, CA, with 5 to 6 bedrooms, 5 to 9 bathrooms, and 4,200 to 14,901 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $3,898,000 to $8,500,000. The largest, at 1185 Angelo Drive, offers 6 bedrooms and 14,901 square feet for $6,499,800.
Beverly Crest rises in the hills north of Sunset Boulevard, where curving lanes such as Deep Canyon Drive and Angelo Drive climb toward Mulholland Drive. Lots here tend to be deep and tree-lined, with long driveways that give each house room to breathe. Coldwater Canyon and Benedict Canyon run along the edges of the district, and canyon roads carry traffic down to the flats in minutes. On level ground, the Golden Triangle around Rodeo Drive anchors the city's shopping and dining core.
Daily life in Beverly Hills runs on facts you can check. Beverly Hills High School sits beside Roxbury Park, which offers ball fields and playgrounds inside city limits, and the Beverly Hills Unified School District serves the city's families. Downtown Los Angeles is roughly 30 minutes away by car in light traffic, and Santa Monica's beaches are about 20 minutes west when the roads are clear. Buyers planning multigenerational living should check driveway grade, parking capacity and separate suite layouts during visits.
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What makes Beverly Crest different from other Beverly Hills neighborhoods?
Beverly Crest sits in the hills north of Sunset Boulevard, with canyon roads and deeper lots than the flat streets nearer the Golden Triangle. The area feels more private while keeping the same city services and school district. Buyers who value quiet streets often prefer it to the busier core.
Is Beverly Hills a good place for multigenerational families?
Larger Beverly Hills homes with several bedrooms and bathrooms can give multiple generations their own space under one roof. Buyers should confirm how the layout separates bedrooms, baths and kitchen access during showings. Proximity to the city's schools and parks also suits families with children and older relatives.
How long is the commute from Beverly Hills to downtown Los Angeles?
Driving to downtown Los Angeles is often about 30 minutes in light traffic and can take much longer during rush hour on the 405 or surface streets. Westside offices in Century City are usually a short drive away. Buyers should test the commute at the times they will actually travel.
Which schools serve Beverly Hills homes?
The Beverly Hills Unified School District runs Beverly Hills High School along with its elementary and middle schools. Attendance boundaries can change, so buyers should confirm the assigned schools with the district before making an offer. Private schools in the Westside are also within reach.
What should buyers check when buying a hillside home in Beverly Hills?
Hillside lots raise questions about slope stability, drainage, fire mitigation and access for emergency vehicles. Buyers should review grading history and permits for pools, additions and retaining walls. A specialist inspection of the foundation and sewer line is worth the cost.
Are Beverly Hills homes walkable to shopping and dining?
Rodeo Drive and the Golden Triangle are the center of Beverly Hills shopping and dining, but most hillside streets require a car. Buyers who want to walk to restaurants and shops should look closer to the Golden Triangle or South Beverly Hills. Hillside living trades walkability for privacy and views.