Picture this De Neve Square a tranquil oasis in bustling Holmby Hills. De Neve Square isn’t just any park. It’s a hidden gem dedicated to Felipe de Neve the founder of Los Angeles. Imagine the history woven into its very soil. De Neve Square witnessed the legendary Elvis Presley. The King himself played countless touch football games here in the 1950s and 60s. He was filming in Los Angeles and De Neve Square became his personal playground. Think of the energy the laughter the sheer thrill of the game echoing among the mature sycamore trees. These majestic trees line the perimeter along with charming 1920s English-style street lamps created exclusively for Holmby Hills. De Neve Square is more than just a park. It’s a time capsule preserving a slice of Hollywood history. De Neve Square is a trapezoidal shaped pocket park. It’s situated where Mapleton Drive meets Saint Pierre Road. It’s nestled at Beverly Glen Boulevard where Holmby Hills meets East Gate Bel Air. De Neve Square is one of only two parks in Holmby Hills. The other is Holmby Park. De Neve Square is a testament to the past a vibrant space where history and recreation meet. Come and feel the legacy of Elvis and Felipe de Neve in the very air you breathe. Leave De Neve Square with memories to last a lifetime.
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