Harlow
9901 Washington Blvd,
Culver City, CA 90232
$3,515 - $8,435
1-3 Beds
Downtown Culver City is the vibrant heart of Screenland, teeming with a bevy of restaurants, bars, boutiques, lounges, and specialty shops along tree-lined streets. Downtown Culver City is also home to the “Shortest Main Street in the US,” which is known for its charming energy despite being less than a block long.
A burgeoning arts scene thrives in Downtown Culver City as well, with plenty of art galleries, public art installations, and local music venues populating the neighborhood. Numerous annual events help Downtown Culver City maintain a small-town vibe while fostering a true sense of community, including Fiesta La Ballona, Culver City’s Boulevard Summer Music Festival, and the Culver City Film Festival.
Downtown Culver City affords residents quick access to Venice Beach and the Santa Monica Pier as well as Sunset Strip and Downtown Los Angeles. Commuting and traveling from Downtown Culver City is a breeze with convenience to I-10, I-405, the Metro Expo Line, and LAX.
Explore how walkable, bikeable, drivable, and transit-friendly Downtown Culver City - Culver City, CA is for everyday living.
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