Lakeside Village
Life at Lakeside Village in Culver City
Lakeside Village is a sought-after, gated condominium community in the heart of Culver City, right near the intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and Overland Avenue, with every address on Summertime Lane. Built in 1973, this lushly landscaped complex offers residents a tranquil, resort-like setting with urban convenience just outside the gate.
The community is known for its serene, park-like atmosphere, with mature trees, meandering streams, and a picturesque lake home to ducks, geese, turtles, and other wildlife. Residents often describe it as peaceful, friendly, and well cared for, with a real sense of neighborliness and pride in the grounds. On-site management and 24-hour security add to that sense of safety.
Inside the gates, residents enjoy three swimming pools, two jacuzzis, a full exercise facility, a clubhouse, a gazebo with a BBQ area, and over 1,000 parking spaces between the underground garage and street spots.
Lakeside Village shares its name and its lake with Lakeside Villas, a separate condo complex just across the water. If you’re searching for a specific one, double-check which community you’re touring.
Walking Around Lakeside Village
Lakeside Village scores well for walkability, and most residents find that undersells it once they’re actually out the gate. Downtown Culver City is about a mile away and home to the historic Culver Hotel, along with a vibrant mix of restaurants, shops, and public art.
The Westfield Culver City mall sits roughly the same distance in the other direction, so errands rarely require getting in the car at all. The nearby Ballona Creek bike path is a favorite for jogging, biking, and connecting to other parts of the city.
Schools Near Lakeside Village
Lakeside Village falls under the Culver City Unified School District. Farragut Elementary serves the neighborhood, followed by Culver City Middle School and Culver City High School. Niche gave the district an overall A grade in its 2026 rankings, with strong marks in academics, diversity, and college prep.
Your Commute from Lakeside Village
Culver CityBus lines 3, 4, 5, 5C1, and 5C2 all stop at Jefferson and Overland, just outside the community, offering reliable service throughout Culver City and neighboring communities. Line 4 connects to the Metro E Line at the La Cienega/Jefferson station, and Palms Station is about an eight-minute walk from the front gate for those headed into Santa Monica or Downtown LA. The 405 and the 10 are both a short drive away, keeping the Westside and greater LA within easy reach.
Parks and Open Space Near Lakeside Village
The lake and grounds inside Lakeside Village are already a haven for nature lovers, but there’s more just outside the gate. Culver City Park adds more than 40 acres of ball fields, a dog park, and access to the Ballona Creek bike path, with Bill Botts Field tucked inside for local Little League games.
Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook is another Culver City landmark worth the trip, a short drive rather than a walk from the community. Its stone stairway climbs 300 feet to a view that takes in Sony Pictures and the Hollywood Hills.
Homes for Sale and Rent in Lakeside Village
Lakeside Village condos range from one-bedroom units to two-bedroom-plus-loft floor plans, and no two units look quite alike. Search for a listing or check our rentals for current availability.
Buyers and renters come here for the lake views, the amenities, and the walk to downtown. Martin Feinberg keeps an eye on new listings as they come up.
Lakeside Village with Martin Feinberg
Martin Feinberg has helped buyers and sellers move through Lakeside Village for years, learning the building layouts and HOA rules along the way. That local knowledge matters in a community this size, where floor plans and views vary block to block.
If you’re buying, selling, or renting in Lakeside Village, reach out for a walkthrough of what’s available now and what your unit could be worth.