Elevation
740 m
A leafy, mid-tier drive named for the plain gray songbird whose warble is the soundtrack of the western canopy.
The Plain Singer
Vireo Drive runs along a green, mid-tier fold of the hillside where the canopy thickens and the air cools a degree. The Warbling Vireo is a bird that birders learn by ear before they learn by sight — a drab gray creature whose continuous, rolling warble is one of the common sounds of the western woodland, even as the bird itself stays hidden. The street inherits that character: modest on approach, generous once you are inside. The lots here are shaded and the architecture tends toward warm wood and deep eaves, a gentler register than the glass towers above.
More in the Enclave
- Blue Jay WayThe street that gave the enclave its mythic origin—where George Harrison waited out the fog and wrote a song.
- Marcheeta PlaceA cul-de-sac roosting just above the Bird Streets—named in 1924 alongside its feathery neighbors, and perhaps, the story goes, for someone's parakeet.
- Oriole DriveCubist modernism and old Hollywood pedigree on one of the enclave’s most architectural streets.
- Doheny DriveThe grand western boundary of the Bird Streets—where the hillside luxury of 90069 meets the Sunset Strip below.
Read the history of the Bird Streets for how the enclave was named and built, browse all twenty-one streets, or see every Bird Streets home for sale and available for lease.
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