Los Angeles,
CA

Venice

Los Angeles,
CA
Neighborhoods

Venice

Salt air, street art, and a permanent vacation state of mind

About the Neighborhood

Living in Venice

Venice is a beachside neighborhood on Los Angeles’ Westside, with a free-spirited, creative character. Abbot Kinney Boulevard is lined with local eateries such as Gjelina, The Butcher’s Daughter, and Felix Trattoria, along with boutiques and coffee shops. Residents can stroll the Venice Canals Historic District, walk the two-mile Venice Beach Boardwalk, and work out at the open-air gym at Muscle Beach Venice. The Venice Beach Skatepark sits just steps from the sand, with a concrete bowl and street course that draws skaters and spectators alike. Venice offers residents beach access, creative culture, and an active outdoor lifestyle.
Venice Beach Boardwalk
Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Venice Canals
Local Scene

Neighborhood Favorites

Community

What Neighbors Say

What I love about Venice is that it has a personality all its own, where historic beach cottages, beautiful walk streets, modern architecture, and an eclectic dining and arts scene come together. Every pocket of Venice feels a little different, and that’s what makes exploring its real estate so interesting.
Venice Boardwalk provides one of the most diverse experiences you will encounter that provides entertainment, shopping, rooftop vibes, great food and home of Muscle Beach & The Venice Canal! Just down the way is the famous Abbott & Kinney street dubbed as the “Coolest Block in America,” which features vibrant outdoor street murals, historic century-old bungalows, First Fridays food truck event, international flagship stores, beach style boutiques, incredible chef restaurants and much more!
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Real Estate

Market Overview

Expert Guidance

Your Local Agents

Amy Black
Redfin Principal Agent
Gregory Eubanks, Redfin Premier Agent serving the Los Angeles area
Gregory Eubanks
Redfin Principal Agent
Michael Berlin
Redfin Principal Agent
Livability

Walk, Bike & Transit

83

Walk Score

87

Bike Score

51

Transit Score
Education
Getting Around

Public Transit

UCLA - Marina del Rey (Route 18)
Bus
CE437A
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Lincoln Blvd/LAX (Route 3)
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Metro Local Line (Route 108)
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Metro Local Line (Route 33)
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Washington Boulevard (Route CC 1)
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Main St & Santa Monica Blvd/UCLA (Route 1)
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Questions

Frequently Asked

Venice can be found on Los Angeles’ Westside along the Pacific Ocean, with Santa Monica to the north and Marina del Rey to the south.
Venice is a lively beachside neighborhood with a strong creative culture, an outdoor lifestyle, and a wide range of dining. The Boardwalk, canals, and beach bike path give residents plenty of places to walk, cycle, and exercise, while Abbot Kinney Boulevard offers boutiques and cafes. Many everyday stops, from the beach to restaurants, are within walking distance of each other.
The Boardwalk, the canals, and a creative spirit have made Venice one of Los Angeles’ most recognizable beach communities. The neighborhood dates to 1905, when developer Abbot Kinney built canals modeled on Venice, Italy, and Muscle Beach Venice has been an outdoor weightlifting facility since 1963.
Venice is located about 14 miles southwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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