Anthony H Duval

Beachwood Canyon is a neighborhood situated in the northern part of Hollywood, within Los Angeles, California's Hollywood Hills. This area includes the upper canyon known as Hollywoodland, which was famously promoted in the 1920s alongside the original Hollywood Sign. The community offers local amenities such as a market, cafe, florist, and a postal service.

Development of Beachwood Canyon began in the 1920s, spearheaded by a group including M. H. Sherman, Harry Chandler, and Sidney Woodruff. The design of the area drew inspiration from southern European styles and German castles, leading to the construction of homes in the Storybook architectural style. The canyon has historically attracted filmmakers, serving as a filming location for movies like the 1956 version of 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers.' The neighborhood is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District.