Start your morning inside 4300 Grant Street in Hollywood Hills, a 1960 single-family residence featuring 1,658 square feet of comfortable living space on one level. With three bedrooms, two baths, and impact windows and doors, the home provides quiet, restful living. Head out through the one-car garage, which provides convenient parking and storage as your day begins.
Your daily rhythm connects easily to surrounding destinations. You are about a five-minute drive from Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle, while Hollywood Beach and Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport (FLL) are each about an eight-minute drive away. When retail errands beckon, Aventura Mall is about a ten-minute drive from your door.
When you choose to dine out, local waterside options offer distinct experiences. Le Tub Saloon serves its famously ranked burgers in a quirky Intracoastal setting decorated with bathtubs. Along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, you can visit Sugar Reef for Caribbean-inspired seafood directly on the oceanfront, or stop by Taco Beach Shack for a laid-back meal of tacos and margaritas.
Art and culture flourish nearby in downtown Hollywood. You can attend the monthly Hollywood ArtWalk, an evening stroll through downtown galleries, artist studios, and Young Circle. Just near Young Circle, the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood presents rotating contemporary art exhibitions alongside theatrical productions in its black-box theater.
Fresh air and outdoor recreation are moments away along the coast. Take a morning jog or bike ride down the Hollywood Broadwalk, a 2.5-mile paved beachfront path lined with cafes, bike rentals, and street performers. To the north, North Beach Park offers an undeveloped natural beach and dune area for surfing and quiet walks, while West Lake Park provides a mangrove estuary with kayak rentals and a butterfly garden inside Anne Kolb.
The weekend invites exploration across Hollywood. Browse Oakwood Plaza, the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk Shops, or the Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk and Shops. Discover nature trails at Anne Kolb Nature Center, or enjoy gaming and entertainment at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. You can relax with a drink at Hollywood Beach Tiki Bar, head to Bowlero Hollywood for modern glow-lane bowling with bumper rails and a full arcade, or play arcade games and watch sports screens at Dave and Buster's inside the Hard Rock complex.
To learn more about living in this Hollywood Hills residence, contact Simon Gedz, a dedicated South Florida realtor since 1995, to arrange your private tour.