8885 Carson St, Culver City, CA 90232
A 1923 Spanish-style home on a quiet Culver City street, walking distance to everything.
2 beds | 1 bath | 900 sqft
Offered at $1,277,700
Tucked into the Lucerne/Higuera neighborhood, this 1923 Spanish-style home blends vintage character with everyday livability. The 900-square-foot layout includes 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with hardwood and laminate flooring throughout and a cozy fireplace as the centerpiece of the living space. The stucco exterior and classic architectural detailing give the home genuine curb appeal, while the 5,484-square-foot lot offers room to garden, entertain, or simply enjoy some outdoor space of your own.
Beyond the home itself, the location is a major draw. With a Walk Score of 87 and a Bike Score of 99, this is one of the most accessible pockets of Culver City, making it easy to reach nearby shops, restaurants, and parks without needing a car. Families will appreciate the proximity to top-rated schools, including Linwood E. Howe Elementary and Culver City High School, both rated 9 out of 10 by GreatSchools.
Whether you're drawn to the neighborhood's walkability, the character of a 1920s build, or the strong sense of community in Culver City, this home offers a rare combination of charm and convenience.
Nearby Schools
8885 Carson St is surrounded by established educational options that add to the appeal of living in Culver City. The area offers convenient access to schools serving different stages of a child’s education, along with a strong sense of community throughout the local school system. Its central location also makes everyday school drop-offs, activities, and family routines easy to incorporate into daily life.
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
(0.9 miles)Serves the neighborhood's middle school students within Culver City Unified.
Culver City High School
(0.9 miles)Offers AP coursework and a range of electives within the district.
Nearby Restaurants
Living near 8885 Carson St puts a wide range of dining options within easy reach. From neighborhood cafés and casual spots to destination restaurants and lively dining districts, Culver City offers plenty of variety for everything from a quick morning coffee to a night out. The area’s mix of established favorites and newer culinary additions gives residents plenty to explore close to home.
📍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
Culver City continues to evolve with ongoing investment in housing, dining, retail, transportation, and public spaces. New projects and improvements throughout the area are adding energy to established neighborhoods while creating more places to live, work, shop, and gather. For residents of 8885 Carson St, this continued growth contributes to a connected community with an expanding range of amenities and experiences nearby.
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 Blvd
10950 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.