10365 Almayo #6, Los Angeles, CA 90064

Description

Tucked along a tree-lined residential street in one of the Westside's most convenient pockets, this distinctive multi-level residence offers soaring ceilings, dramatic natural light and the rare advantage of having no one above or below! Located in an intimate seven-unit building with controlled access, intercom entry and gated, controlled parking, the property offers a welcome sense of privacy in the heart of the city. Step inside to an airy, open living space where two-story ceilings, expansive windows and a fireplace create an impressive yet comfortable setting for everyday living and entertaining. The home's multi-level design provides separation between living and sleeping areas, while the upper bedroom opens to a private outdoor deck with views toward Century City—an ideal setting for morning coffee, evening relaxation, a home office or guest retreat. The private primary bedroom occupies its own level and features a second fireplace and generous, organized closet space. In-unit laundry, central heating and air, additional full-size shed storage, and two assigned parking spaces add the everyday conveniences that make city living easy. Outside your front door is the lifestyle that makes this pocket of West Los Angeles so desirable. Walk to Rancho Park Golf Course and enjoy nearby Cheviot Hills Recreation Center with tennis and basketball courts, sports fields, pool and recreation amenities. Pico Boulevard's neighborhood restaurants, coffee shops and everyday conveniences are nearby, while Century City, Beverly Hills, Westwood and UCLA are all within easy reach. Whether the day begins with a round of golf, a walk through the neighborhood, coffee on your private deck or a quick commute to Century City, this home offers something increasingly difficult to find in Los Angeles: privacy, outdoor space, controlled access and a central Westside location—all in one distinctive residence. THIS ISN'T JUST A CONDO. IT'S A WESTSIDE LIFESTYLE.

Features

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• 0.15 Acres
• 3 Stories