Hot Property | Zac Efron eyes an exit in Los Feliz

In the hills of Los Feliz, actor Zac Efron is asking $5.9 million for his scenic home of seven years.

Efron touched up the swimming pool and spa to take advantage of the panoramic views during his seven-year stay.

Zac Efron’s 5,644-square-foot mansion is in the Oaks neighborhood of Los Feliz. (Jeff Elson)

Dec. 26, 2020 5:30 AM PT

A deck with lounge chairs borders a narrow, rectangular pool.

Efron touched up the swimming pool and spa to take advantage of the panoramic views during his seven-year stay. (Jeff Elson)

An open space has large windows, a brick wall with artwork of Bruce Lee and staircase to a lower floor.

The light-filled space has wood floors and large windows. (Jeff Elson)

A spacious balcony has outdoor seating, a dining area and a view of the city.

A spacious deck on the back of the home takes in city views. (Jeff Elson)

A nighttime view shows the lighted-up mansion and pool and city lights.

The mansion and pool, aglow at night. (Jeff Elson)

Steps in a grassy frontyard descend to the front door of a 1930s traditional home.

Blake Griffin’s 1930s traditional sits directly behind his other home, a modern farmhouse that he bought for $19.1 million earlier this year. (Noel Kleinman)

Steep wooden steps lead down to a narrow swimming pool at the back of the home.

A backyard with tropical landscaping includes a swimming pool and spa. (Noel Kleinman)

A spacious stone terrace has an outdoor dining area and covered lounge with a fireplace.

The house wraps around a spacious stone terrace. (Noel Kleinman)

An aerial view of closely packed, ocean-facing mansions at Malibu Colony Beach.

Anne Hearst and Jay McInerney’s beachfront bungalow is at exclusive Malibu Colony Beach. (Hilton & Hyland)

Large windows in a bedroom look onto the ocean.

One of the home’s four bedrooms, with a commanding ocean view. (Hilton & Hyland)

A bedroom has wood floors and bright white walls.

The home is characterized by light, bright spaces. (Hilton & Hyland)

Pavers cover a terrace with space for dining, which sits alongside a raised wood terrace.

A terrace for entertaining ascends to a raised wood deck overlooking the coastline. (Hilton & Hyland)

The terrace sits off the back of the house.

The terrace on the 2,520-square-foot home catches the sun and ocean breezes. (Hilton & Hyland)

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