Welcome to 14732-34 Marlin Place, a Mid Century Modern single-family home for sale in Van Nuys that pairs standout curb appeal with real versatility. Remodeled in 2018 & updates in 2026, this property is set on a quiet and spacious street. 4-bedroom, 3-bath, this property delivers the kind of flexible living setup first-time buyers and investors look for most, a permitted attached ADU with its own address, plus a vast, fully landscaped setting that feels like a private retreat. Inside the 1,587 sq ft main residence are new windows, new light fixtures, new interior paint, new floors and baseboards, which create a clean, move-in-ready feel, while a beautiful fireplace anchors the living space. The kitchen and bathrooms keep the aesthetic sharp with subway tile finishes, and practical touches like a stackable washer and dryer in the kitchen make everyday routines easy. Brand new central heating and cooling, a newer water heater, and a newer control panel add confidence behind the scenes. The ADU is a true second living space, complete with its own kitchen and bathroom, split A/C unit, and a tankless water heater, ideal for extended stays, a private workspace, or additional income potential, all with the convenience of separate addressing. Outdoor space is where this home really shines. The lot is over 7,200 sqft and designed to be enjoyed, from the big front yard with lots of shade under a towering tree, to the backyard privacy created by 32 mature hedges. Drought tolerant landscaping, a landscape drain system, and black chip landscaping in parts of the front yard keep upkeep in check, while an orange tree and clementine tree add a classic SoCal touch. Brand new exterior paint, new front rain gutters, front motion lights, outdoor solar lights, new outdoor stairs, and a large outdoor shed round out a yard that is both polished and purposeful. Parking is simple with a wide and long driveway, plus a 220 volt car charger ready for your EV. Convenience comes standard with quick access near the 405 and 101 freeways, and close to everyday stops like Costco, Starbucks, and Ventura Blvd.