2+ Bedroom Condos for Sale in Beverly Hills, CA Under $1.9M
There are 10 homes for sale in Beverly Hills, CA, with 2 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,119 to 2,390 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $859,000 to $1,895,000, and build years from 1964 to 2002. The largest, at 132 South Maple Drive Unit Ph3, offers 3 bedrooms and 2,390 square feet for $1,895,000.
Beverly Hills condos cluster in three distinct pockets. The Golden Triangle, between Wilshire Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard, puts Rodeo Drive and its boutiques and restaurants within walking distance. South of Wilshire, the Beverly Hills Flats offer flatter, grid-patterned streets and quieter residential blocks close to Roxbury Park. North of the Golden Triangle, the Oakhurst Drive corridor leans toward low-rise buildings with views of the surrounding hillsides.
Residents reach the Santa Monica Freeway and Interstate 405 within minutes, which links the city by car to Century City, the Westside and Downtown Los Angeles. Students attend schools in the Beverly Hills Unified School District, and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is a short drive east. Santa Monica's beaches sit a short drive west, so a weekend at the coast is easy to plan.
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Which part of Beverly Hills is best for a condo buyer who wants to walk to shops?
The Golden Triangle places Rodeo Drive, Canon Drive and the surrounding boutiques and restaurants within walking distance of many buildings. Buyers who prefer quieter streets often look south of Wilshire Boulevard in the Beverly Hills Flats, where the grid layout makes getting around simple. Walking access is a useful thing to confirm on any specific building before you visit.
How does living north of Wilshire differ from living in the Beverly Hills Flats?
Homes north of Wilshire tend to sit closer to the hillsides and the Oakhurst Drive corridor, with more of a residential feel and views of the surrounding terrain. The Flats south of Wilshire are flatter and more grid-like, which many people find easier for daily errands. Both areas share access to the same city services and shopping districts.
Do Beverly Hills condos fall within the Beverly Hills Unified School District?
Most addresses within the city of Beverly Hills are served by the Beverly Hills Unified School District, which is widely regarded as one of the strongest districts in the region. Buyers with school-age children should still confirm the attendance boundary for any specific address before making an offer. A condo's address and its assigned schools can be checked directly with the district.
What should I check in a Beverly Hills condo HOA before buying?
Review the HOA budget, reserve study and any pending special assessments, since these shape both monthly costs and future bills. Ask whether the building has an active board and what amenities the dues cover, such as pools, security or concierge service. A careful review of these documents is one of the most useful steps a condo buyer can take.
How easy is it to reach Century City and the Westside from Beverly Hills?
The Santa Monica Freeway and Interstate 405 are both close to the city, giving residents direct routes to Century City, Santa Monica and the broader Westside. Commute times vary a great deal by hour, so testing the drive at your actual commuting time is a good idea. Many residents also use the city's proximity to major employers as a key reason for choosing the area.
Are Beverly Hills condos a good choice for buyers who want outdoor space nearby?
Roxbury Park and the tree-lined residential streets of the Flats provide green space close to many condo buildings. Santa Monica's beaches and the wider Westside parks are also within a short drive for weekend outings. Buyers who value outdoor space should look for buildings with balconies, pools or rooftop areas, since these vary widely across the city.