About 3852 Bledsoe Avenue
A fully renovated home built around natural materials, light, and clean modern design. Wood, stone, and sunlight carry through every space, giving the home a warm, architectural feel that stands out from typical renovations. Wide-plank wood floors run throughout, paired with large windows that pull in natural light from every angle. The layout includes both a formal living room and a separate family room, creating real, usable space without sacrificing openness. Accordion doors extend the main living area out to a backyard deck, delivering true indoor-outdoor flow that fits the Westside lifestyle. The kitchen is the centerpiece oversized island, custom flat-panel cabinetry, chef's appliances, and a natural stone backdrop that adds texture without overpowering the space. It's designed to function at a high level while still feeling clean and modern. Upstairs, the primary suite is expansive and fully built out. A private balcony brings in light and air, while the ensuite includes a large walk-in shower, separate water closet, and a material palette grounded in natural stone. The closet is its own room substantial in size and connects directly to a separate office space within the suite, creating a true private wing. All bathrooms follow the same approach earth-toned stone, clean lines, and a consistent, timeless finish that ties the home together. Downstairs, two additional bedrooms are well positioned with a shared hallway bath, offering a practical layout for guests or family. Storage is abundant throughout the home, something rarely done this well in renovations. Set on a corner lot, the property benefits from only one direct neighbor and increased privacy. Alley access opens up flexibility, and the detached garage includes a large attached bonus space with its own entrance ideal for conversion to an ADU with straightforward additions like a kitchenette and bath. Situated right on the border of Culver City and Mar Vista, in one of those coveted neighborhoods people rarely move away from.
