Los Angeles: a concrete jungle that separates from the rest of the world for its variety of ethnicities, professions and general culture. What's the big deal with different garden spaces? How can an outdoor living area impact so much on a property's price? What are the most important things that would enhance a place's perks? Let's break these questions down in a more simpler way: 

Big Space

A big garden is always something that appeals the client, whether if it's close to his mansion or on the opposite side, even if shared with others. Not only this gives him (or her) the sociable power to organise parties/soirees and such, but also guarantees more physical space that could be used for storage, working out and anything really. Naturally, a big garden would be "attached" to a big property, but sometimes hidden gems on the Hills are particularly small, with a big outdoor space to compensate. 

Is It Going To Be Furnished?

Completely furnished properties are obviously higher priced than the non-furnished ones, but outdoor living furniture sets this whole model apart: not only being naturally more expensive than normal furniture it automatically causes the price to rise by a lot but also because it's naturally better looking for the whole property, having high-level furniture included is something that you want to point out during viewings

To Conclude

You should point out the perks of a single property, starting from its outside living space, especially in LA. Keep this in mind and good luck!