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This residence (2000 sq.ft.) was tastefully restored in 2003, by noted Southern CA Architect Eric Charles Parmalee. Located 3 short blocks to Santa Monica Beach this furnished unit comfortably sleeps up to 6 people. In the center of trendy Ocean Park which boasts many upscale Boutiques and Restaurants.
The home is just 20 minutes from LAX, 60 minutes to Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm. It is 30 minutes to Universal Studios, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood. The world-famous Santa Monica Pier is but a 10 minute walk.
This unit has 2 bedrooms,a living room and a dining room. The master suite has a king size bed, fireplace, television and French doors overlooking the gardens bringing the outside in. Relax in the master bath complete with a spa tub for two and a steam shower for two.Any cook would enjoy the top of the line appliances in the kitchen, including a gas Viking stove & refrigerator, a microwave and dishwasher. The home has a Wireless DSL Internet connection. Enjoy an evening of Barbecuing watching colorful sunsets from the rooftop deck with a peek-a-boo ocean view. The house is fully furnished with Linens and Towels and the kitchen is likewise totally furnished.
This is a non-smoking, no pets house. We only rent by the Month.
A reference letter from Lauren Segan of California:"Honestly, I can only give John McCormack's house the highest recommendation. It is a beautiful, spacious, airy, sun-filled, elegantly-designed-yet-totally-comfortable house with a lovely garden and charm galore. The architectural work of art--the master bedroom and bath--is absolutely luxurious. There's a soaking (Jacuzzi) tub and a large shower that also has a steam room setting. The gas fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom add so much cozy feeling to the place. I roll out of bed for a 6am yoga class,at a terrific studio btw, (yoga works) a half a block away, the hip/organic people-watching hot spot, Urth Cafe is literally on the corner, a raw food restaurant and Peet's Coffee (so much better than Starbuck's!) are all within steps of the house, as well as lots of little shops, a bodega-like grocery store, a tiny little gelato place AND a Ben and Jerry's. There's a neighborhood farmer's market every Sunday morning, which is also a happenin' event, as well as the historic little library nearby, which is sweet and terribly convenient. There's also the surf and skateboard shops/scene to round it all out and keep the neighborhood authentic (this is the original "Dogtown" after all)."But the best thing about being at John's house, I think, is that although it is truly right at the beach, it isn't hostage to the incessantly-loud, nonstop party vibe that the more famous nearby Venice Beach is known for. The fact that the house is tucked away on a one-way street behind a busier, more commercial avenue (Main Street) means that it's really quiet and sanctuary-like. When you want all the stimulation of the "city" life or the endless summer scene of the beach, it's right there in front of you, with a great bike/running/'walking path, volleyball, basketball and chess games, and the totally entertaining "muscle beach" crowd, but then when you just want to be away from it all, nestled in, you've got John's lovely oasis to come back to, the place which you definitely begin to call "home" during your stay. |
