A Resort-Like Stay in Westside LA
On a tree-lined cul-de-sac in Culver City, this 1970s house was stripped back and rebuilt in 2026, creating a great LA retreat for couples, friends, or a family who wants to eat well and barely leave. The heated saltwater pool and hot tub sit within a fully fenced garden with a pool house bar alongside. There are three bedrooms (a king, a queen, and an adult-sized double bunk).
The kitchen is professionally equipped: Bosch refrigerator, gas stove, and oven alongside Le Creuset cookware and a reverse osmosis water filtration system. Purity organic coffee and Rishi tea are provided throughout. Bedrooms are dressed in 100% organic cotton linens with room-darkening shades. Diptyque hand soaps and argan oil bath amenities are provided in every bathroom, alongside a bathtub and bidet. A Bose Bluetooth sound system serves the main living area. A dedicated workspace and streaming-ready fitness corner with yoga mat, resistance bands, and workout blocks means the home functions for both longer stays and weekend visits.
The backyard is the home's main event. A heated saltwater pool sits within a planted perimeter of mature trees that shuts out the street entirely. The pool converts to a spa within an hour on request. A separate pool house holds a stocked minibar. The fully fenced backyard includes a private patio, outdoor dining area, and sun loungers. Two beach cruiser bicycles are available for guests to explore the neighborhood.
Layout
This vacation home for rent in Culver City sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. The ground floor holds the main living and kitchen space, which opens directly to the backyard and pool area, as well as two bedrooms. The second floor contains the primary suite, featuring a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with dual sinks, a makeup vanity, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. The pool house is a discrete outbuilding within the garden. On-site parking is available, with free street parking adjacent.
- Bedroom 1 — Bunk (2 double), en suite
- Bedroom 2 — Queen, en suite
- Bedroom 3 — King, en suite
Good to know
No pets. Maximum six guests on the property at any time. Only registered guests permitted. Guests must sign a House Rules Acknowledgement via DocuSign before check-in details are provided. The saltwater pool converts to a heated spa on request. This carries an additional fee. Housekeeping is available at extra cost. On-site parking plus free street parking available. Long-term stays (28 days or more) permitted.
Amenities & services
The bathroom includes a bathtub and bidet, with Diptyque hand soaps and argan oil bath amenities. Bedrooms have 100% organic cotton bed linens with hypoallergenic laundry care. There is a washer and dryer, iron and drying rack, hangers, extra pillows and blankets, and room-darkening shades. For entertainment, there's a TV and a Bose Bluetooth sound system, exercise equipment, arcade games, and books. Kids' books, toys, and dinnerware, a high chair, and board games are available. There is air conditioning, central heating, and a ceiling fan. There are exterior security cameras, a smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, fire extinguisher, and first aid kit. There is wifi, ethernet connection, and a dedicated workspace. The kitchen includes a Bosch refrigerator, stainless steel gas stove, and oven, Le Creuset cookware, reverse osmosis water filtration, Purity organic coffee and Rishi tea, a microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and mini fridge, a blender, toaster, rice maker, baking sheet, and hot water kettle, a drip coffee maker, and cooking basics. Outdoors there's a heated saltwater pool and hot tub, a fully fenced backyard, outdoor furniture, two beach cruiser bicycles, and a pool house with a stocked minibar. Guests have access to a yoga mat, resistance bands, and workout blocks, a flatscreen for workout streaming, and a Molekule PECO-HEPA air purifier and Venta humidifier on request. Housekeeping is available at extra cost.
Around
The Culver City Arts District and Helms Bakery complex (both walkable from Fay House) hold galleries, independent retail, and a food hall in a 1928 Art Deco building. For dinner, Vespertine (two Michelin stars) occupies a strikingly futuristic red steel building known as the Waffle. n/naka (one Michelin star) offers a kaiseki tasting menu. Destroyer, part science fiction, part breakfast counter, is the neighborhood daytime restaurant, and Father's Office remains the Westside's best gastropub. The Wende Museum (free admission) holds Cold War art and artefacts in a building worth visiting in its own right. The Ballona Creek Trail bike path runs west to the ocean, and the two beach cruisers are the obvious way to do it.
Location
Culver City, Los Angeles County, California, United States. Nearest airport: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX, 11km)
Best time to visit
Year-round. Culver City's mild climate means the pool and outdoor space are usable in all seasons. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable temperatures for outdoor dining and cycling.
