2430 Drury Lane

Nestled in the highly sought-after Chevy Chase Canyon estate area of Glendale, this expansive 5,599-square-foot lot offers a rare opportunity to build in one of the city’s most desirable residential enclaves. Surrounded by a peaceful neighborhood with streetlights and a charming suburban setting, the property is just moments from Chevy Chase Country Club and provides convenient access to Downtown Glendale, Americana at Brand, local schools, shopping, and major freeways. The beautiful wooded parcel features mature oak trees, a gentle upslope with an irregular shape that invites creative architectural possibilities, and peek-a-boo views from select vantage points. With no HOA and public sewer and water available nearby (buyer to verify with the city), this is an exceptional opportunity for custom home development or land banking in an established canyon community. Buyers are encouraged to confirm building feasibility with the City of Glendale Planning Department. The lot is zoned R1R-II in Glendale. Because it’s hillside, buildable size depends on slope and grading rules. If slope exceeds about 30%, the city requires a portion of the lot to remain open space, so buyers should verify buildable area with Glendale Planning or their architect. Oak Tree & Development Guidelines: Buyer to verify all development requirements with the City of Glendale. Property may be subject to protected tree regulations. Any proposed tree removal, relocation, or encroachment related to development will require plan review, permits, and applicable fees through the City. A site plan and photographs may be required as part of the review process. Buyer to hire a private ISA-certified arborist to prepare a tree report. Not all protected trees are required to be preserved; however, determination is subject to City approval. Proposed construction plans must be submitted along with the arborist report for review. For more information or to access permits, visit www.glendalepermits.org and glendaletrees.org. No application fee for pruning permits. Here is a link to the Glendale Zoning map: https://glendalegeo.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=79315f9193f8454ba277ca12019d3226&marker=-118.21460695854137%2C34.15931449931082%2C%2C%2C%2C&markertemplate=%7B%22title%22%3A%22%22%2C%22longitude%22%3A-118.21460695854137%2C%22latitude%22%3A34.15931449931082%2C%22isIncludeShareUrl%22%3Atrue%7D&level=19