Village Green

Village Green (also marketed within the Terra Nova townhome complex) is a gated, low-rise residential community in Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles, built in 2002. The collection is primarily three-story townhomes arranged in landscaped clusters with controlled access and tree-lined walkways. Units are mostly two-bedroom/three-level plans (representative listings also show three-bedroom variants and flexible loft/office spaces) featuring high ceilings, open floorplans, vaulted or two-story living rooms, recessed lighting, and multiple primary-suite arrangements. Kitchens commonly have stone or quartz counters, breakfast bars, and stainless-steel appliances; interiors often include crown molding, built-ins, hardwood or laminate flooring, and abundant closet/storage space plus attic access. Many homes offer private outdoor space — patios or balconies — and direct-entry two-car garages with interior laundry or oversized storage rooms. Exterior provisions are straightforward: landscaped grounds, exterior lighting, rain gutters, and gated perimeter security. The complex emphasizes proximity to green space and recreation: units back onto or sit steps from Kenneth Hahn State Park and nearby trails. Location advantages include central access to Culver City, Silicon Beach, Wilshire corridors, the 10/405 freeways, and LAX. Overall the community blends suburban-scaled architecture, practical interior finishes, and easy access to larger Los Angeles amenities and outdoor recreation.