6646 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028

The Cherokee Building, a Hollywood landmark since 1927, stands as one of Hollywood’s first major retail buildings, featuring an interior motor court. Situated in the heart of Hollywood, it is located 3 blocks east of Hollywood Blvd. and Highland Ave., and 4 blocks west of Vine St. The building offers 121 feet of frontage along Hollywood Blvd. This property presents an opportunity for significant rental upside, appreciation, and future development. Historically, the building housed J.C. Amber clothier, providing custom designs to Hollywood’s entertainers, movie stars, and musicians. It is also home to Hollywood’s oldest bar. The building is located on a signaled corner in the core of Hollywood Boulevard’s tourist market, surrounded by office buildings, restaurants, retail, nightclubs, and new residential and commercial developments. Hollywood Boulevard sees approximately 14,000 cars per hour. The property benefits from exposure and walking traffic generated by tourists. It is near Gene Autry’s and James Caan’s stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and is stop number 34 on Hollywood’s walking tour. The building exemplifies the Spanish Colonial Revival Style. Designed by Canadian Architect Norman W. Alpaugh, the building features grillwork and Moorish detailing. The enclosed interior courtyard includes a tiled fountain. Designed around a parking lot with an elaborate rear entrance, this structure is one of the earliest structures in Hollywood oriented around the automobile. The property size is 27,022 square feet.