Actress Rachel McAdams is saying goodbye to her serene Los Feliz retreat.
The home has been a quiet hideaway above the city, reflecting the actresss understated, grounded lifestyle.
Built in 1949, her two-story residence spans 3,862 square feet and includes 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms.
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Driveway
Surrounded by mature trees and tall hedges, this gated driveway offers maximum privacy.
The curved path leads to the entrance with soft landscaping and a retaining wall lined in stone.
Living Room
This bright and airy living room is both refined and welcoming.
The galley layout leads into a second prep space or scullery kitchen, ideal for entertaining.
Natural light filters through multiple windows, keeping the whole area feeling bright and fresh.
The kitchen blends modern design with classic elements.
Sleek white cabinetry pairs with dark countertops and black tile for a crisp, upscale feel.
A large stainless steel farmhouse sink anchors the central island, while pendant lights overhead offer warmth.
The view into the formal dining area gives the space a connected, functional layout.
Bar Area
This speakeasy-style bar feels straight out of a classic Hollywood lounge.
Bedroom
This light and airy bedroom is simply styled with soft neutrals and warm accents.
A low-profile upholstered bed rests on a natural woven rug, flanked by matte black lamps and nightstands.
Checkerboard floors give the room some visual interest, while tall windows bring in garden views from both sides.
A dramatic stripe pattern on the walls gives this bedroom its standout look.
Warm tones and natural textures define this serene bedroom.
The space includes a plush king bed framed by grasscloth wallpaper and industrial-style sconces.
Bathroom
This bathroom features a timeless design with thoughtful details.
The double-sink vanity is painted a soft taupe with raised-panel cabinetry and polished nickel fixtures.
A glass-enclosed shower completes the functional layout.
Nestled between two frosted windows, this deep soaking tub feels like its own little escape.
Natural light filters in softly, creating a peaceful moment in the homes daily routine.
Succulents and tropical palms thrive along the back edge, bringing life and texture to the outdoor space.
Loungers and a small table nearby make it easy to enjoy a sunny day or an evening dip.
Covered Patio
This covered patio makes dining outside a true event.
A wood pergola shelters the table and chairs, offering shade and structure.
Sleek black columns contrast with the surrounding greenery and natural wood.
Pool Area
The backyard centers around a unique, freeform pool that winds along the homes edge.
A raised spa framed in wood connects seamlessly with the pool, while tropical landscaping softens the hardscape.
Rooftop Deck
This elevated deck feels like a hidden retreat.
A wicker-style sofa adds comfort, while string lights above suggest a cozy vibe after dark.
Its the perfect spot for quiet mornings or relaxed evenings outdoors.
