Five Small Lot Homes Proposed at 7032 Cozycroft Avenue in Winnetka

Existing home at 7032 Cozycroft Avenue in Winnetka above the proposed architectural elevation, with the headline 5 Small Lot Homes Proposed.
Existing site and proposed design at 7032 Cozycroft Avenue in Winnetka. Photo: Google Maps. Design: HRD Arch Inc. 

A single-family property near the Los Angeles River in Winnetka could become a small cluster of new homes. Plans for 7032 N. Cozycroft Avenue call for five three-bedroom houses and three junior accessory dwelling units on a lot of roughly 7,600 square feet.

Existing single-family home, front yard and driveway at 7032 North Cozycroft Avenue in Winnetka.
The existing single-family property at 7032 N. Cozycroft Avenue. Credit: Google Maps.

Five lots, with three junior units

HRD Architecture is designing contemporary homes rising two and three stories. The proposal would replace the existing house and divide the property into five lots, each with a single-family dwelling. Three junior accessory dwelling units, or JADUs, would also be incorporated into the project, in addition to the five main homes.

North elevation of the proposed two- and three-story homes at 7032 North Cozycroft Avenue, showing balconies, entry doors and garages.
North elevation of the proposed two- and three-story homes. Design: HRD Arch Inc.

The property-owning S & H Joint Revocable Trust is behind the application. City Planning identifies Hamid Dehghan as the applicant and Matthew Hayden of Hayden Planning as the representative.

The property reportedly last sold in April 2025.

A streamlined path for small subdivisions

The application seeks to use SB 1123, part of California's Starter Home Revitalization Act. Los Angeles describes the program as providing a streamlined administrative approval process for qualifying developments with up to 10 primary homes. Eligible ADUs and JADUs do not count toward that 10-home limit.

Where the filing stands

City Planning lists case VTT-85207-SH-HCA as filed on September 8, 2026. When checked on September 13, the public summary showed “On Hold,” with no hearing or action date listed. It did not explain the hold.

The project remains a proposal. The available project information does not include a construction start or completion date.

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