The Appel Group with Equity Union Commercial is proud to present the exclusive listing of 127 N.Hamilton Dr, a rare multifamily asset of twelve units tucked within one of Beverly Hills' most enduring residential enclaves. Built in an era when architects still told stories through stucco and tile, the building carries the romantic character of the neighborhood's earliest development, a survivor in a market where comparable properties are increasingly difficult to find, let alone acquire. The building's character shows itself at the curb: textured stucco, a tiled roofline, an arched entry, and a decorative balcony come together above a landscaped frontage that gives 127 N. Hamilton Dr real presence on the street. Inside, the twelve residences, split between one bedroom and studio layouts, offer bright, generously sized living areas with abundant natural light. Functional kitchens, oversized windows, and onsite laundry provide a solid everyday foundation, one that still leaves plenty of room for an owner to add value through thoughtful upgrades over time. Beverly Hills has long been one of Southern California's most tightly held multifamily markets, where limited development, enduring renter demand, and a shrinking supply of characterful buildings continue to reward those who can secure a foothold. 127 N. Hamilton Dr offers exactly that, a canvas for a measured improvement that enhances the resident experience while honoring the architectural identity that makes the building worth preserving in the first place. For an investor drawn to Beverly Hills, this is more than an acquisition. It is the kind of propertythat can be refined, repositioned, and held across generations, gaining character and value along the way. Residents step out to La Cienega Park,Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the Beverly Center, and Beverly Connection. While also being close to Trader Joe's, Fogo de Cho, and Three Boys Diner for everyday dining, Stella Coffee for a morning coffee, and the boutiques of Rodeo Drive. The property is also centrally located by the Golden Triangle, all spanning Beverly Hills, Beverly Grove, and West Hollywood. It is a rare pairing of quiet residential charm with easy access to some of Los Angeles' most established lifestyle and employment corridors.

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