On a palm tree-lined street in Culver City's Carlson Park neighborhood, this extensively renovated 1940s Spanish-style residence presents a red clay tile roof, white stucco, and an arched front porch, its driveway passing beneath arches to a custom wood gate that opens to a private backyard and pool. Inside, white oak-toned engineered plank flooring carries throughout a light-filled living room anchored by a bay window overlooking the front yard. A fireplace with a patterned ceramic tile surround and a cream stone hearth is flanked by built-in benches; a lime-wash accent wall and arched doorways into the dining room and hallway carry the home's Spanish character throughout. The kitchen pairs warm wood shaker lower cabinetry with cream uppers and antique brass hardware, finished with a stone backsplash at the sink wall and a green-and-white patterned tile backsplash framing the range. A 6-burner gas range sits within an arched plaster alcove beneath a custom plaster hood, complemented by a built-in microwave drawer, counter-depth French door refrigerator, and dishwasher. A separate laundry room off the kitchen features terracotta hexagon tile flooring and direct backyard access. The primary suite bath is spa-inspired, with a natural thin shaker double vanity, brushed gold fixtures, and two golden-framed mirrors. Glossy zellige tile lines the shower, complete with a niche, rain shower head, and handheld sprayer, grounded by penny-round flooring with a patterned porcelain accent tile. A second bath carries its own design identity: a deep soaking tub, glazed handmade-look tile, lime-wash walls, and a dark vanity beneath a bold beaded black mirror. Tall stucco walls and mature palms enclose a private backyard, where a brick lined patio steps down to a pool and heated spa edged in red brick and set in low-maintenance turf. A new custom wood gate leads to a detached two-car garage with an epoxy-coated floor and a new garage door. New black-framed windows and black front door, existing solar, a tankless water heater, and central heating and air round out the home's amenities. Located near Carlson Park, the home is minutes from Downtown Culver City's dining and nightlife, Ivy Station, and the tech and creative campuses that define the area's modern identity, with easy freeway and Metro access.

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