Studio Village
A Look Inside Studio Village
Studio Village is a 126-unit townhome and condo community in Culver City with a real place in the city’s history. Built in 1964, its townhouses were the first condominiums in Culver City, according to the Culver City Historical Society.
The community sits on the west side of Sepulveda Boulevard between Jefferson and Culver, directly across from the site of the former Studio Drive-In, the single-screen theater that ran from 1948 until 1993 before the land was cleared for redevelopment.
Those mid-century roots come with a full amenity set. Residents share an outdoor swimming pool and a separate wading pool, plus a spa, sauna, gym, and clubhouse. The landscaped grounds also hold a putting green, a playground, and a picnic area. HOA dues run around $493 per month.
Paired with a walkable Culver City address and Culver City Unified schools, that combination is a big part of what draws buyers and renters to Studio Village today.
Walking Around Culver City
Studio Village residents can handle most daily errands on foot, which puts this part of Culver City among the more walkable pockets on the Westside. Walk Score ranks Studio Village at an 81, earning a “Very Walkable” distinction.
A Target, grocery shopping, coffee, and a run of restaurants sit within a short walk along the Sepulveda and Jefferson corridor, with three shopping centers inside roughly a half mile.
Schools Serving Studio Village
Studio Village is served by the Culver City Unified School District, with students assigned to El Rincon Elementary School, Culver City Middle School, and Culver City High School.
Culver City Unified is one of the more sought-after districts on the Westside, and that assignment is a frequent draw for families looking at Studio Village.
Commuting from Studio Village
Studio Village keeps Culver City commuters close to the main routes off the Westside. Sepulveda Boulevard runs right past the community, with quick access to the 405 freeway, the 90 Marina Freeway just to the south, and the 10 freeway a short drive north.
For transit, Culver City Bus Line 4 serves the Jefferson corridor beside the community and connects to the Metro E Line light rail, with the nearest E Line stations at La Cienega/Jefferson and Culver City station about three miles east.
LAX sits under five miles south, and both Santa Monica and Downtown Los Angeles are a manageable drive.
Green Spaces Around Studio Village
Studio Village sits close to several Culver City parks. The most closely tied is Lindberg Park, a 4.39-acre space the City of Culver City places within the Studio Village neighborhood, with playgrounds, athletic fields, and picnic areas.
Blanco Park, a 3.26-acre neighborhood park on Sawtelle Boulevard next to El Rincon Elementary, is another nearby option. For longer outings, the Ballona Creek bike path runs a low-stress route toward Marina del Rey and the coast.
Buying or Renting in Studio Village
Studio Village offers both for-sale and rental options in Culver City, spanning tri-level townhomes and condominiums.
Buyers looking at Studio Village townhomes and condos can browse current listings, and the community’s floor plans suit a range of households, from first-time buyers to families who want Culver City schools and a lower-maintenance home.
Renters searching for Studio Village apartments will find townhome and condo rentals here rather than a traditional apartment complex, so check available rentals for current availability.
Sold by Martin in Studio Village
Studio Village has been a steady part of Martin Feinberg Real Estate’s work in Culver City, with buyers and sellers represented on homes throughout the community over the years.
For anyone considering selling a Studio Village home, that track record means current, ground-level knowledge of how these townhomes and condos are priced, what sets one floor plan apart from another, and how to position a home in this specific pocket of Culver City.
To see what is available now, browse the current Studio Village listings or contact Martin Feinberg Real Estate directly.