East of Lincoln in Venice, this single-story cottage sits on a quiet residential block, far enough from Abbot Kinney’s foot traffic and the beachfront crowds to actually feel like a neighborhood. Kids ride bikes down the street. You park in your own driveway instead of hauling groceries down a walkstreet. An ivy-covered pergola shades the stone-paved front porch, the kind of spot where you’d actually sit with coffee in the morning. Inside, French doors open the living room to light on both sides of the fireplace. The kitchen has been refreshed in stages over the years: new quartzite counters, sink, and dishwasher, a 2026 tile backsplash, plus fresh paint and new recessed lighting throughout. The primary suite has a fully remodeled bath and its own door out to the wraparound deck, big enough for a real barbecue with the whole family. A bonus room works as an office, playroom, or guest space, and the finished two-car garage holds laundry and storage, with an outdoor shower for rinsing off sand from Rose Avenue or the beach, a few minutes away.