Los Angeles Villa: Spanish Villa

This is a truely Great Los Angeles villa rental is in a wonderful location, walking distance to the Grove. Downstairs is a delightfully spacious living room with spectacular high beamed ceilings.  Downstairs is a delightfully spacious living room with spectacular high beamed ceilings. There is a big screen TV with lots of DVDs to watch and comfortable furniture to lounge in.

The kitchen has all top range appliances and a small breakfast bar.

There is also a small bedroom downstairs with a queen size bed. There is a bathroom and also a guest cloakroom on the ground floor.

Upstairs is the master bedroom with a King size bed and balcony and two more bedrooms, one with a California King, the other with a Full size bed. The master bedroom has a fabulous ensuite bathroom with a huge shower and there is also an additional bathroom with a bathtub and shower.

You have your own private courtyard with a BBQ and seating and there is also another small patio.

There is a garage that can fit either two smaller cars Or 1 large SUV.

Melrose is a place to shop, a place to stroll outdoors, but most of all, it's a place to see and be seen.

Melrose is one of the few genuine pedestrian neighborhoods in our City of Angels, and it is unique, with a personality all its own. It's a neighborhood trying desperately to be hip and outlandish, and succeeding wonderfully.

Melrose also offers comedy clubs, night spots, one-of-a-kind nostalgia shops, and unusual stores selling records, books, Disney memorabilia, fine art, jewelry, and antiques.Melrose is home to some of L.A.'s hottest restaurants such asChianti and Ago, as well as older establishments such as Emilio's. People-watching is half the fun here, as curious tourists mingle with the black-leather-&-mohawk crowd. Unlike Rodeo Drive, Melrose isn't afraid to poke fun at itself, yet it remains on the cutting edge of fashion, dining and even home furnishings. Saturday afternoon is the best time to people-watch, when the trendy crowds are the thickest. (On the other hand, the avenue can be relatively deserted on Sundays.) Getting here: Melrose Avenue is an east-west street located about a mile and a quarter south of Hollywood Boulevard, and about a mile and a half north of Wilshire Boulevard. The most interesting stretch of Melrose lies between Highland Avenue (on the east) and La Cienega Boulevard (on the west), centered around Martel, but the trendy area keeps expanding to the east. / From Hollywood & Vine, take Vine Street south (about a mile and a quarter) to Melrose Avenue, and turn right (west). Drive another mile west on Melrose to its main shopping district. / From Farmers Market, drive north on Fairfax Avenue (less than one mile) to Melrose Avenue, and turn right (east). / From the Santa Monica (10) Freeway, take the Highland exit from the Santa Monica Freeway, and go north to Melrose Avenue. Turn left (west) on Melrose.

ALSO A 10 MINUTE WALK FROM THIS HOUSE BRINGS YOU TO THE GROVE: As anyone with a Los Angeles apartment can tell you, the main draw of The Grove is the shopping. All of your retail needs can be met in this outdoor market, which includes retailers such as The Gap, Nordstrom's, Barnes and Noble, Abercrombie and Fitch, and even an Apple Store.

1. all current prices for this Los Angeles accommodation are listed
2. prices are inclusive of: taxes
3. electricity, hot water, gas, clean linen and towels
4. refundable security deposit 1000 USD
5. 195 USD cleaning fee