Home0001's two West Hollywood locations offer one and two bedroom apartments.

Originally part of an early 20th-century rail corridor called the Sherman district, the area developed around the Pacific Electric streetcar yards before evolving into a small, independent community. In the 1920s and 1930s, West Hollywood became a gathering place for Los Angeles’ creative workforce — a mix of studio employees, craftspeople, and performers drawn to its proximity to the major film lots. By the mid-century, the Sunset Strip had grown into a legendary cultural zone, home to the rock clubs, comedy venues, and nightlife institutions that helped shape the city’s entertainment identity.