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$3,499,000

7125 La Cienega Blvd, Westchester, California 90045

27Picture(s)
6,603Sqft
Visits:3
Westchester Modern 4-Plex. Beautiful, clean building. Perfect for owner use or investment. Built in 2019, No Rent Control & Little to No Maintenance Expense. Two 3-bed/2-bath stacked units in the front & two 3-bed/2.5-bath townhouses in the back. Separate Water/Electric/Gas Meter for each unit.
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Residential For Sale
$2,095,000

8437 Truxton Avenue, Westchester, California 90045

4Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
33Picture(s)
2,373Sqft
Visits:3
Welcome to this completely remodeled farmhouse located in the heart of Westchester. You'll immediately notice the open floor plan featuring a seamless transition from the kitchen to the living room. The primary suite boasts a spacious walk-in closet, beautiful en suite bathroom with a massive shower, standalone tub, and stunning custom tile work.
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Residential For Sale
$2,075,000

7728 Westlawn Avenue, Westchester, California 90045

4Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
73Picture(s)
2,438Sqft
Visits:10
Welcome to this lovely two story home in the highly sought after neighborhood of Westchester. Step into a spacious living room with plenty of natural light, gleaming hardwood floors with an adjacent formal dining area.
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Residential For Sale
$1,699,000

7363 87th Place, Westchester, California 90045

4Bedroom(s)
3Bathroom(s)
30Picture(s)
1,867Sqft
Visits:9
Great Location!! Move Right In.
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Residential For Sale
$1,399,000

7931 Stewart Avenue, Westchester, California 90045

4Bedroom(s)
2Bathroom(s)
34Picture(s)
1,946Sqft
Visits:6
Are you looking for the perfect home to renovate and call your own? Well, look no further, you have found it!! This 4 Bedroom, not 3, but 4, 2.
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    Westchester is a South Bay neighborhood bounded by the 105 Freeway on the south, 405 on the east, and La Cienega on the north. Close to the Marina and adjacent to Playa Del Rey, this portion of South Bay rises on a bluff providing some homes with spectacular ocean and city light views. Westchester does indeed include LAX, but most flights do not go over homes in the neighborhood. 

    Westchester ranks as #8 of the most diverse neighborhoods in the Los Angeles Area according to Niche, and has a highly-educated, younger, and high-income population. It includes prestigious private university Loyola Marymount and nationally-recognized Otis College of Art and Design. Still adjacent to many urban centers and activities, Westchester has a peaceful, suburban vibe and is beach-adjacent. Playa Del Rey and Dockweiler beaches are a short drive away. The Ballona Wetlands, one of the few remaining wildlife and ecological reserves in Southern California, are also nearby. Diverse choices in nightlife and fine dining are close in Venice, Culver City, Santa Monica and selected areas of the Marina.

    Westchester owes its small-town feel to a visionary developer of the 1920s, Fritz Burns. Burns’ dramatic life included losing all of his money in the Great Depression, then recovering enough money to develop housing in West L.A. and the Valley. The initial homes built by Burns in Westchester were meant to serve the booming 1930s aviation industry led by Howard Hughes, Rockwell International, Donald Douglas, and Jack Northrop. In the 1940s, over 10,000 people moved into thousands of new homes that Burns’ Kaiser Community Homes Company built in the area.

    Westchester is rapidly becoming an even more desirable neighborhood, especially for tech and creative industry professionals working in El Segundo, Playa Vista, Venice, and Culver City. You will find quiet, peaceful streets with a small-town feeling near Loyola Marymount at the top of the bluff. Amid quiet streets of three-bedroom, one-story bungalows are estate homes, architecturally-distinctive custom homes, and executive properties.

    Particularly in Loyola Village near LMU, you may find some references to streets and neighborhoods overlooking the ocean as “Silicon Beach.” Homes which have been featured as architectural and interior design award-winners may be found in this area, and many homes include pools, spas, distinctive landscaping including native plants, and other executive home amenities.

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