Beverly Hills & Hollywood Area Guide

Carthay

Carthay Circle, Carthay Square and South Carthay: 1920s and 1930s Spanish Colonial homes in historic districts

Listing photo: Ari Wintraub, Sotheby’s International Realty

Carthay is a group of small planned neighborhoods from the 1920s and 1930s, Carthay Circle, Carthay Square and South Carthay, each a city historic preservation zone. It is known for consistent Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. The CSMAR MLS shows little activity in Carthay right now; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS, and Gary Jacobs can pull them on request. The lists below update live.

Highlighted area is the approximate boundary of Carthay, drawn from U.S. Census Bureau, Los Angeles County and Los Angeles Times neighborhood data. Labels mark the neighboring areas; click one to open its guide, or see the whole Beverly Hills & Hollywood region.

Where is Carthay?In central Los Angeles just east of Beverly Hills, between Wilshire and Pico boulevards, next to Pico-Robertson and the Miracle Mile.
City or county?City of Los Angeles neighborhood, so services, zoning and permits come from the city.
What kinds of homes?Spanish Colonial Revival houses and duplexes from the 1920s and 1930s, protected by historic overlay rules that govern exterior changes.
Which schools?Los Angeles Unified School District.
ZIP code90048, 90035
What is the market doing?The CSMAR MLS shows little activity in Carthay right now; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS, and Gary Jacobs can pull them on request. The lists below update live.

Homes for sale and recently sold in Carthay

These lists are drawn to the Carthay boundary on the map above and come from the CSMAR multiple listing service, updating as agents post them.

For sale in Carthay right now

Active listings inside the boundary.

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In escrow in Carthay

Under contract but not yet closed.

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Sold in Carthay in the last two years

Closed sales inside the boundary, newest first.

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Living in Carthay

About Carthay

Carthay is a group of small planned neighborhoods from the 1920s and 1930s, Carthay Circle, Carthay Square and South Carthay, each a city historic preservation zone. It is known for consistent Spanish Colonial Revival architecture.

In central Los Angeles just east of Beverly Hills, between Wilshire and Pico boulevards, next to Pico-Robertson and the Miracle Mile.

Homes and real estate in Carthay

Spanish Colonial Revival houses and duplexes from the 1920s and 1930s, protected by historic overlay rules that govern exterior changes.

The CSMAR MLS shows little activity in Carthay right now; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS, and Gary Jacobs can pull them on request. The lists below update live.

Schools serving Carthay

Los Angeles Unified School District. Confirm the assignment for the exact address with the district before writing an offer.

Getting around from Carthay

Surface streets, with the Metro D Line along Wilshire at La Cienega and Fairfax. The 10 freeway is to the south.

Questions buyers ask about Carthay

Where is Carthay?

In central Los Angeles just east of Beverly Hills, between Wilshire and Pico boulevards, next to Pico-Robertson and the Miracle Mile.

What kinds of homes are in Carthay?

Spanish Colonial Revival houses and duplexes from the 1920s and 1930s, protected by historic overlay rules that govern exterior changes.

Which school district serves Carthay?

Los Angeles Unified School District.

What are homes selling for in Carthay?

The CSMAR MLS shows little activity in Carthay right now; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS, and Gary Jacobs can pull them on request.

How is the commute from Carthay?

Surface streets, with the Metro D Line along Wilshire at La Cienega and Fairfax. The 10 freeway is to the south.

Thinking about Carthay? Gary Jacobs can pull every listing and recent sale in Carthay, including the ones carried by other MLSs, and tell you how it compares with the areas around it.

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