1849 Greenfield Ave

A low-rise, courtyard-style residential complex built in 1972 comprising two stories and roughly sixteen units organized around a landscaped central garden. The exterior shows traditional masonry and arched brick entry details leading into a gated, secure property with surface walkways and a private garage for covered parking. Unit layouts are primarily two-bedroom plans, many arranged as duplexes with loft space and high ceilings; interiors commonly feature elements such as brick accents, crown moldings, fireplaces, granite or quartz counters, walk-in closets, balcony access, and double‑pane windows. Shared conveniences include on-site laundry, individual storage lockers, and two side-by-side assigned parking spaces for many units, plus low monthly HOA dues reflecting a modest amenity profile. The building’s scale and garden setting create a quiet, residential feel while its West Los Angeles address places it within walking distance of UCLA, Westwood Village, transit connections, shopping corridors, and regional freeways, offering a balance of suburban calm and urban accessibility.