Revenu Résidentiel À Culver City

Tucked on a quiet, tree-lined street in the McManus neighborhood of Culver City, sit these two generously sized bungalows on a single lot. Come explore the ultimate in options and flexibility, close to it all... Offered as-is, both units will be delivered vacant and ready to occupy, rent, renovate, or reimagine entirely. This 5,400 sf lot is zoned CCR2 and sits within a half-mile of both the Ivy and La Cienega/Jefferson stations, where state and local development incentives beyond current zoning may be worth exploring further. Buyer to verify all zoning, condition, and development potential with the City of Culver City and through their own inspections... Ownership has taken advantage of the property’s flexibility, with it serving as home, office, studio, and rental over the years. Unique to the property are two separate driveways, one for each home with private access and garages. Two cozy front porches invite lounging beneath the property’s mature trees and the generous outdoor space runs throughout the property. At the rear, a former carriage house has long served as an art studio and is ready for the next owner’s vision!... 3414 Fay Avenue is close to it all. At the bottom of the block is a cul-de-sac that opens directly onto the bike path, a baseball field, and playground, with coffee shops, galleries, restaurants, and the buzzing Helms Bakery District along Washington just to the north. With mass transit and downtown Culver City just minutes away, this is easy to get to and a must see.