3451 Motor Ave | Palms/mid-city West | Move In Incentives!
3451 Motor Ave Los Angeles, CA
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Set in the Palms / Mid-City West pocket of Los Angeles, 3451 Motor Ave puts residents close to some of the city's best everyday conveniences and weekend destinations. You're just minutes from the shops and restaurants along Overland Avenue and Sepulveda Blvd, with easy access to Culver City's Arts District, known for its galleries, breweries, and acclaimed dining scene. Grocery runs are effortless with Trader Joe's, Ralphs, and Whole Foods all nearby, and outdoor lovers will appreciate the proximity to Cheviot Hills Recreation Center and Rancho Park Golf Course for green space, tennis, and weekend recreation.
3451 Motor Ave offers a modern residential experience tailored for comfortable, convenient living. Each home is outfitted with a fully equipped kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances — stove, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher — complemented by an in-unit washer/dryer, so laundry day never requires leaving home. Stay comfortable through every season with central air conditioning, and get set up fast with internet and cable-ready wiring throughout.
Security and convenience go hand in hand here, with controlled access via Butterfly MX, giving residents and guests smartphone-enabled entry and video intercom from anywhere. Parking is available for an additional fee for residents who need it.
Every home also comes with our LivWell Bundle, built in from day one — including Amazon package lockers for secure deliveries, trash valet service for doorstep pickup, and discounted internet/cable accounts, so the essentials are already covered before you even unpack.
Commuters benefit from quick access to the I-10 and I-405 freeways, as well as the Expo Line (E Line) for a car-free ride into Downtown LA, Santa Monica, or Culver City. Tech and entertainment professionals will appreciate the short commute to Sony Pictures Studios, Apple's Culver City campus, and the growing Silicon Beach corridor.