Santa Monica, CA Land & Home Lots for Sale

Located just off Montana Avenue in one of Santa Monica's most desirable and supply-constrained residential corridors, 817 16th Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully entitled boutique, architectural townhouse-style condominium project in a high-demand neighborhood. The project is comprised of six market-rate residences plus two affordable units, over subterranean parking for ten

Diana Braun Compass

First time on the market in over 35 years and located along a prime westwardly corridor to the beach. This property is a double lot with a total of 13,980 SF R-3 in the city of Santa Monica. Currently, the property is a 3,700 SF vacant motel and parking lot. The property is located in the City of Santa Monica and is zoned Medium Density Residential. The property includes two parcels totaling

Luis Ruiz LAR Realty, Inc.

Located on one of the most desirable streets in Ocean Park, this exceptional RTI development opportunity presents the chance to build two architecturally significant residences just moments from the beach. Situated in the highly sought after Ocean Park enclave of Santa Monica, 731 Ashland Avenue includes Ready to Issue permits and Coastal Commission approval for two detached modern homes,

Bjorn Farrugia Carolwood Estates

Tucked behind a private bridge where the creek flows beneath a canopy of mature trees, 641 Hightree Road is one of two rare undeveloped lots in beloved Rustic Canyon available individually or together with neighboring 639 Hightree Road. Each sits off quiet Hightree Road, embraced by hillsides once home to a 1920s open-air amphitheater that echoed with poetry readings. In 1979, Ray Kappe

Nicholas Sandler The Agency

Tucked behind a private bridge where the creek flows beneath a canopy of mature trees, 639 Hightree Road is one of two rare undeveloped lots in beloved Rustic Canyon available individually or together with neighboring 641 Hightree Road. Each sits off quiet Hightree Road, embraced by hillsides once home to a 1920s open-air amphitheater that echoed with poetry readings. In 1979, Ray Kappe

Nicholas Sandler The Agency