You Can Rent Sonny and Cher’s Groovy Los Angeles Home for $250/Night

Rebecca Renner
Rebecca Renner
Rebecca Renner is a journalist and fiction writer from Daytona Beach, Florida. Her work has appeared in The Guardian, The Washington Post, Tin House, The Paris Review and elsewhere. She is working on a novel.
published Apr 20, 2019
We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing.
See More Images
(Image credit: Courtesy Vrbo)
1 / 7

If you and your partner are looking for a quiet getaway with a chic ’70s twist, take a page out of Sonny and Cher’s songbook, and rent their former home on Vrbo. The airy, modern pad is great for a retreat close to the glamorous Hollywood scene.

But Sonny and Cher’s classic L.A. pad does more than just turn back time—it offers an incredible living experience, too: The 850-square-foot house is perched like a treehouse in the Hollywood Hills, offering lovers an unforgettable sunset view of the San Fernando Valley. The entire space sleeps four, with two bedrooms and one bathroom, making it an ideal place to bring your kids as well, especially if you want to see the sights down in Hollywood while making your basecamp in a sleepier part of town.

The house itself was designed by Greta Grossman and built in 1954. A recent remodel updated the house’s amenities, but it still has a mid-century bohemian vibe that will make you want to don a fringe jacket, grow out your hair, and belt out “I Got You Babe,” (or if you’re more a fan of the iconic diva, may we suggest her rendition of ABBA’s “Fernando” from “Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again” as you dramatically look across the valley?) The amenities also include a fully-equipped kitchen, a washer and dryer, satellite, and cable. The property is wheelchair accessible, too.

Once you’re done chilling out on the lofty balcony and intimate patio, take a trip down to Hollywood’s historic studio backlots. Warner Brothers Studios and Studio City are just a quick drive up the 101. You’re also close enough to the Griffith Observatory that you can reenact the big dance number from “La La Land” before dinner.

The minimum stay is five nights, at only $250 a night on average. So grab your babe, and live out your own romance in the home of these music legends.

More great Real Estate reads:

Filed in:
Real Estate
properties
celebrities

More to Love from Apartment Therapy