Much of Culver City is made up of single-family homes, with architectural styles ranging from Tudor, Colonial Revival, and Spanish Revival to mid-century ranches and contemporary designs. Detached garages and bonus spaces have also found new life as home offices, creative studios, or accessory dwelling units (ADUs).

Newer infill development has introduced well-designed modern homes and townhouses throughout the city. These properties have eco-friendly upgrades, high-end finishes, and versatile layouts that work for how people actually live today. Culver City also features pockets of condos and townhomes, especially near downtown and along the city’s edges.

With a walkable downtown, year-round sunshine, and a strong sense of community, living in Culver City means enjoying the best of Los Angeles without losing that neighborhood feel. Historic landmarks like the Culver Hotel and Helms Bakery District anchor the city’s past, while new developments like Platform, Ivy Station, and The Culver Steps bring in vibrant shops, green gathering spaces, and a buzzing restaurant scene.

Culver City also makes it easy to stay active. With over a dozen public parks, including Culver City Park, Carlson Park, and the dog-friendly Boneyard, the outdoor options are endless. You can bike along the Ballona Creek path all the way to Santa Monica Bay or hike the iconic Culver Stairs with ocean-to-mountain views.

And thanks to its central location and access to the 405, 10, and Metro’s E Line, Culver City is a commuter’s dream. LAX and the beach are both less than 30 minutes away.