Some homes are built, others are composed. Designed by architectural firm Hsu McCullough, 3785 Boise Ave reads as a study in material and proportion, pairing a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom main residence with a permitted ADU, thoughtfully suited for multigenerational living or rental income. Tucked behind a gated entry, every decision, from custom oak millwork to imported French hardware and Buster + Punch light switches, feels deliberate. Clean lines and layered textures define the interiors, where natural stone surfaces and wide plank European oak floors are framed by expansive Kolbe windows and doors that pull shifting natural light throughout the home. At the center, the kitchen balances form and function, anchored by Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances and an oversized island. Each bedroom is en suite, with Mission Tile West tile work and Graff fixtures that elevate each bathroom. A main-level guest suite includes a steam shower and heated floors, while the primary bath is anchored by a sculptural soaking tub and skylight-filtered natural light. A detached 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom ADU extends the property’s flexibility across two levels, complete with a rooftop deck, a full Sonos system, and its own gated carport, equally suited for guests, workspace, or income potential. Outdoor spaces are approached with the same intention, from the zen-like front garden anchored by a Japanese maple to the patios and balcony that expand the living footprint outward. Thoughtful systems, including motorized shades, surround sound, Nest thermostats, and recessed LED lighting, are carried throughout the home. Infrastructure is equally considered, with solar panels, EV charging, and whole-home water filtration. Located in the heart of Mar Vista, just moments from Alana’s Coffee Roasters, Hatchet Hall, Bluey’s, and Taverna.