1239 Palms Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90291

$6,995,000

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

6

Square Feet

5,444 sqft

City

Los Angeles

Status

Active

Thomas James Homes is mid-construction on a 6-bedroom, 5.5-bath Traditional residence at 1239 Palms Blvd that brings something the current Venice new construction market doesn't offer anywhere else: 5,444 sq. ft. on a nearly 11,000 sq. ft. lot, a detached ADU, and an in-ground pool. The floor plan is organized around a main level that earns its space. The main floor includes an expansive great room with gourmet kitchen and walk-in pantry, a dining area, a dedicated study, a gallery, and a fifth bedroom. Four additional bedrooms are located upstairs, including the primary suite. The detached ADU sits separately on the lot and functions as a fully independent structure for guests, extended family, or a private workspace. The in-ground pool anchors the rear yard. On a lot approaching 11,000 sq. ft. in Venice, there is room for all of it without compromise. The result is a home that accommodates multiple household configurations without feeling like it was designed for one specific buyer type. This home is currently mid-construction. Buyers who engage now can work with Thomas James Homes on design selections, preferred pricing, and a guaranteed completion date. Contact Thomas James Homes to get current timing and schedule a walkthrough. Home pricing is subject to change at any time without notice or obligation. Square footages, lot sizes, and dimensions are approximate, may vary due to construction, measurement standards, engineering and municipal requirements, or other site-specific conditions, and are not guaranteed by Seller or Seller's Broker/Agent. Buyer is advised to independently verify all property dimensions during the investigation period and rely solely on Buyer's own investigations and those of professionals retained by Buyer. No representations or warranties, express or implied, are made by Seller regarding square footage. All imagery is illustrative, subject to change, and does not depict the subject property.