Bel Air Neighborhoods
Gates, canyons, ridgelines and distinct approaches create eight different residential experiences.
Gates, canyons, ridgelines and distinct approaches create eight different residential experiences.

Explore the historic Bel Air Road entrance, private gardens, estate architecture and daily life near UCLA and the Westside.
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Explore Bellagio and Sunset, usable estate gardens, architecture, Brentwood errands and cultural life across the Westside.
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Lower Bel Air pairs quiet residential streets with efficient access to the Westside’s business, cultural and dining centers.
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Elevated sites reward thoughtful architecture with canyon air, long views and dramatic indoor-outdoor living.
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Stone Canyon is known for deep privacy, natural contours and estates that feel sheltered from the city around them.
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A limited guard-gated enclave prized for controlled access, generous residences and a calm, community-scale setting.
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Explore hillside homes, private gardens, community life, Skirball culture and daily routes between the Westside and the Valley.
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Immediately adjacent rather than part of Bel Air, Holmby Hills shares the Platinum Triangle’s tradition of monumental parcels and significant architecture.
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