3961 Tilden Ave #3, Culver City, CA 90232
Tucked into Culver City's Clarkdale neighborhood, walkable to parks, coffee, and wine bars.
3 beds | 3 baths | 1,840 sqft
Offered at $1,499,999
This townhouse lives like a single family home in every way with soaring ceilings, massive living spaces, abundant natural light pouring through oversized windows, and incredible outdoor spaces. Built in 2021, the open concept living room, dining area, and kitchen flow seamlessly together and are generously proportioned, with custom storage throughout making every inch count. A custom built-in office nook sits tucked next to a cozy private patio, perfect for the work from home life. All bedrooms are spacious, light-filled, and outfitted with ample closet space. The primary suite is a true retreat with a large walk-in closet and a stunning bathroom anchored by a deep soaking tub. But the crown jewel is the rooftop deck, a full outdoor living space with 360-degree views of Culver City that functions like a private backyard, with plenty of room for a dinner party, a lazy Sunday morning, or kids running around under an open sky. Below sits a massive garage with 2 dedicated parking spots, guest parking spots and two designated storage areas rarely found in a townhouse complex. Solar is also fully paid off and an invaluable feature of this home. Set within a tight-knit, five-unit community that truly feels like a neighborhood within a neighborhood, this home is steps from Tellefson Park with major park improvements and exciting new development coming along the Washington corridor. This is the perfect home presenting a walkable lifestyle that puts coffee shops, schools, and everyday errands right outside your front door. In a pocket of Culver City that is still hitting its stride, this one is a rare find and won't last long.
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Bedroom: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Total interior livable area: 1,840 sqft
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Total Parking Spaces: 2
Lot Size: 7,805 sqft
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-Solar Panels (Fully paid off): $15,000
-Built in Desk + Cabinets downstairs: $8,000
-Built in Linen Closet: $2,000
-Flair Smart Vent System: $2,000
-French Drain Installation: $4,000
-Turf + Decking on roof: $1,500
-Total: $32,500 -
$475 per month
Nearby Schools
Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) enjoys a phenomenal reputation for its high-ranking schools, dedicated community involvement, and robust specialized programs, including its highly sought-after Spanish and Japanese dual-language immersion tracks. The value of this cannot be overstated: the peace of mind that comes with sending your child through a compact, highly focused, and deeply supported independent school system—without ever having to navigate the massive, complex bureaucracy of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)—is absolutely priceless. It is a major driver of community pride and one of the primary reasons homes in this neighborhood remain in such incredibly high demand, protecting your property value over time.
La Ballona Elementary School
A short walk from the property. This is a TK–5 public school in the Culver City Unified School District, offering a Spanish Dual Immersion program and Gifted & Talented programming. Named a 2025 California Distinguished School.
(0.3–0.5 miles)Culver City Middle School
Serves the neighborhood's middle school students within Culver City Unified.
(0.9 miles)Culver City High School
(0.9 miles)Offers AP coursework and a range of electives within the district.
Nearby Restaurants
Forget about searching for a parking spot—here, community and exceptional dining are just steps from your front door. Start your mornings at Millcross, a neighborhood favorite known for its outstanding coffee and breakfast. When it's time to unwind or celebrate, Sara the Wine Bar provides the perfect setting for great food, conversation, and an inviting atmosphere. From your morning pastry to your evening glass of wine, a vibrant culinary scene is part of everyday life in this walkable Culver City neighborhood.
📍11050 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 902324.6 stars (591 Google Reviews)
Millcross Coffee
A neighborhood specialty coffee bar roasting its own single-origin beans, with an all-day brunch menu and evening wine bar hours next door at La Sabina — a cozy community hub for coffee, food, and connection
Sara The Wine Bar & Restaurant
📍3936 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA 902304.6 stars (313 Google Reviews)
An intimate, authentic Italian spot known for house-made pastas, wood-fired flatbreads, and a thoughtfully curated wine list — a cozy go-to for date nights and casual dinners alike.
Metro Cafe
📍11188 Washington Pl, Culver City, CA 902324.6 stars (1,209 Google Reviews)
A local Culver City favorite for sustainable, locally sourced breakfast, lunch, and dinner — known for avocado toast, fresh omelettes, and grilled salmon, with a relaxed patio for weekend brunch.
Neighborhood Development
Beyond incredible dining and massive tech footprints, what makes this specific pocket a stellar real estate investment is the forward-looking urban planning happening right around the corner. Massive new housing, creative office space, and retail developments—like the recently completed major mixed-use projects are entirely re-shaping the area. The city is actively pushing specific plans to transform underutilized blocks, and inject vibrant, walkable commercial options right next to local parks and green spaces. Neighborhoods on the cusp of this kind of transformation historically experience the most dramatic long-term property value appreciation. This isn't just a place to buy a home; it is an opportunity to get into what is rapidly becoming the next highly coveted, premium pocket of Culver City before the rest of the market catches up.
Washington Palms
A seven-story affordable housing development by West Hollywood Community Housing, including ground-level artist lofts and a community art center at street level. Designed by EYRC Architects with a distinctive wedge shape echoing the iconic Culver Hotel.
📍 11029 Washington Blvd10950 Washington Blvd — Mixed-Use Redevelopment
📍 10950 Washington BlvdHudson Pacific Properties is transforming the former NFL Media campus — right across from La Ballona Elementary — into a five-story mixed-use community with 508 residential units (79 designated low-income), 14,000 sq ft of neighborhood retail, and nearly 10,000 sq ft of public plaza space.
📍 Tellefson ParkTellefson Park Improvements
One of the first large-scale rollouts of Culver City's citywide Parks Plan, bringing new upgrades to Tellefson Park for the surrounding community.