Fluid Mosaics
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Venice, Los Angeles
This cute and quirky cottage-like home embraces the irreverent spirit of its Venice Beach location. It’s close to great shopping on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, tonnes of great restaurants and bars, and of course, the beach (which is a fifteen-minute walk or three-minute drive).
Palm Breeze
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Venice, Los Angeles
Fabian, the host, is an architect from Berlin, and when you see the house, that makes a lot of sense. Palm Breeze has been designed in a wonderfully coherent manner, and clearly, with its eco-credentials in mind – there are solar panels on the roof, and the water is heated with geothermal energy.
Friends In High Places
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Venice, Los Angeles
Set aback from the hustle and bustle of the more popular Venice neighbourhoods, this charming home provides a peaceful stay in a residential area, while still being a short drive or bike ride away from the beach. The tasteful design of this home has optimised the space, utilising the high-ceilings and wooden beams.
Retro Fish
11 guests
4 bedrooms
Westchester, Los Angeles
With a sweeping view of Ballona Wetlands and the twinkling lights of LA on the distant horizon, guests staying at this Playa Del Rey mansion are presented with a choice — take in this mesmerising panorama from the roof terrace or from the comfort of the hot tub? This is the sort of difficult decision you're constantly faced with at this five-storey mansion.
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