10521 National Blvd

A low-rise, garden-style condominium complex built in 1976, the property spans two stories and primarily offers one- and two-bedroom layouts including townhome-style upper units and traditional single-level homes. Architecture is typical of mid-1970s Southern California multifamily design with vaulted and cathedral ceiling variations in select residences; double-pane windows and private patios or balconies are common. Interiors emphasize open living and entertaining: many units feature vaulted or high ceilings, fireplaces, loft spaces or mezzanines, recessed lighting, built-in storage, quartz or granite counters, walk-in closets, and functional galley kitchens with pantry storage. Community amenities are modest and maintenance-focused — gated entry, landscaped grounds, rain gutters, and on-site laundry facilities with assigned or covered parking (including tandem spaces in some units). The association typically covers utilities such as water and trash and maintains reserves for building upkeep; there has been mention of seismic retrofit planning. Located in the Palms/West L.A. corridor, the complex sits within a high-walkability neighborhood near Transit (Expo Line), shops, cafés, and major freeways, offering short drives to Culver City, Santa Monica, and the coast. Pet policies and specific concierge-style services vary by unit; resale listings emphasize turnkey renovated options alongside investor opportunities.