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Rooms for Rent in Culver City, CA

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Dominique

Dominique,  75

room for rent in artsy appartment.

Kwarto para sa rentahan | Santa Monica, CA, USA

The place is available on OCT F1rst2026You will share this safe, bright, second floor,airy 3 bedroom 2 and a half baths appt with 2 cool mature people: Gordon, a dedicated music teacher and Dominique, a vibrant busy textile artist.Wifi and utilities ( gaz, elec )included.twice a month commonareas cleaning.Female preferred but men welcome Freshly repainted room 14tfx18ft available now...You will share bath in bathroom with Gordon who has his own halfbath.Parking in carport...The room comes with one twin bed, desk,chair,lamp,trunk. Huge closet.You might reconfigure the room and furniture at your likings.Laundry in building. This is a drama free, sunny quiet appt with a terrace and a balcony.Nice, stable environment.We are looking for a mature stable professionnal.6 months minimum.8 minutes to downtown Santa Monica.25 minutes walk. 5 mn walk to Colorado center offices and Watergarden complex..8m1nutes walk to the Metro and Ralph's.9mn drive to the beach, 10mn Santa Monica college.15mn drive or direct bus to UCLA. Starbucks,CVs etc across the street9 MINUTES WALK TO ALL COMMUNICATIONS AND ADVERTISING COMPANIES ON COLORADO BLVD.. Long term students are welcome.First. last and deposit ( $2700 plus $700 security deposit to move in ),payable in 2 sums if necessary.No pets, sadly, but we would lose appt if found outCall or text Dominique show contact info or me thru CL relay.post id: posted: 26 days ago updated: 3 days agohis is a small room in my bright safe l top floor large appartment in Santa Monica.

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$
1350
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Kevin

Kevin,  37

Big FULLY FURNISHED Private Bedroom

Kwarto para sa rentahan | South Preuss Road, Los Angeles, CA, USA

FURNISHED Private Spacious Room with Utilities included MONTH to MONTH Lease Fully Furnished Eclectic Mid Century/Modern Apartment with a Very Spacious Private Bedroom featuring a work desk, and a drink station, an easily accessible separate bathroom in a prime, centrally located Los Angeles neighborhood in close proximity to Beverly Hills and Culver City. Bedroom features a queen size bed, corner desk with lamp, three-speed ceiling fan, a three tiered adjustable floor lamp, floor fan and space heater, as well as a drink station with a refrigerator and microwave. Kitchen features granite countertops and is fully equipped including the following appliances: dishwasher, air fryer, rice cooker, blender, toaster, coffee maker, kettle, cookware, cutting boards, cutlery, silverware, glassware, dishes... Looking for a responsible, professional, respectful, easy-going individual. I have a super-cool, wonderfully irresistible cat. So you must not be allergic to cats. No smoking. There is no smoking permitted on the property. The most important things...must be responsible, clean and tidy, cleaning up after yourself. PLEASE INQUIRE BY INCLUDING INFO ABOUT YOURSELF (WORK, HOBBIES, LIFESTYLE...) ABOUT THE PLACE: COMPLEX: Gated and clean. Key or code to gain access. COURTYARD: The apartment building has a communal patio with a table and a grill. LAUNDRY ROOM: On laundry room. PARKING: Assigned tandem parking in driveway. Or street parking, usually not hard to find. Safe, quiet neighborhood. Neighborhood:Quiet, safe neighborhood 6 minute drive to downtown Culver City restaurants and bars.Close to Sony Pictures Studios, Fox Studios, and Culver Studios.Walking Distance: Undergrind Cafe, The Bagel Factory, Campos Tacos, Hero Complex Gallery.Enjoy a relaxing stroll through the Beverlywood neighborhood, just across Robertson Blvd., to Circle Park at S. Beverly Dr.

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1400
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  • How many rooms for rent are available in Culver City, CA right now?

    For a Westside city of 40,000 people on just 5.14 square miles, Culver City is built far more like an apartment town than its neighbors: roughly 42 percent of its housing sits in buildings of five units or more, and about 5,300 units are in buildings of twenty or more. That shapes what a room here actually is. Rather than a spare bedroom in a bungalow, most shares in this city are a bedroom inside somebody's apartment, often a two-bedroom that averages around 1,175 square feet. Roomster is listing 87 of them at the moment, weighted toward Fox Hills, Washington Culver, the Jefferson corridor and Downtown, with more just over the line in Mar Vista, Palms and Del Rey.

  • How much does a room for rent in Culver City cost per month?

    The spread runs from about $800 to $2,600 a month, though most of the market clusters far tighter than that: an unfurnished bedroom in a shared apartment typically lands near $1,225 to $1,275, and a furnished room with its own bathroom near $1,400 to $1,500. Rooms under $1,300 a month turn up most often in Fox Hills, Washington Culver and along the Jefferson corridor. The reason a room is worth considering at all in a city this expensive is the arithmetic against a whole unit: the citywide median gross rent is $2,737, so a typical room costs roughly half of what living alone does, and about a third of what a newly listed two-bedroom asks.

  • Can I rent a room near West Los Angeles College without a car?

    You can, and a lot of people do, because the college is the one big institution in Culver City that puts thousands of people in need of housing without providing any. West Los Angeles College sits on 70 acres at 9000 Overland Avenue with about 9,255 students, of whom roughly 7,668 attend part time, meaning most are working adults fitting classes around a job. There is no student housing on the campus. For getting there without a car, Culver CityBus Line 6 and Rapid 6 run Sepulveda Boulevard, and Line 3 crosses town, so a room in Fox Hills or Culver West puts you within a short ride. Ask a prospective housemate about the bus stop on the corner rather than the drive time.

  • Does Culver City rent control cover a room for rent?

    Usually not, and this surprises people who assume the city's ordinance protects every tenancy. Culver City's Rent Control Ordinance covers multi-unit residential buildings of two or more units with a certificate of occupancy on or before February 1, 1995, but it specifically exempts units that lack private kitchen or bathroom facilities. A bedroom with a shared bathroom generally falls outside it, even when the building itself is covered. There is a second layer worth understanding: if you are subletting from a master tenant rather than renting from the owner, the figure you pay is set by that tenant, not by the Rent Control Board. Ask who holds the lease and whether the owner has agreed to the arrangement in writing before you hand over any money.

  • Which Culver City neighborhoods have the cheapest rooms for rent?

    Look south and east. Fox Hills is the clearest value in the city, with a neighborhood average near $2,668 against a citywide asking average around $3,417, and its concentration of mid-rise and high-rise buildings around the Westfield mall means far more shared apartments than anywhere else in Culver City. Washington Culver, the Jefferson corridor and Culver West follow. The other direction is where prices harden: Carlson Park, Sunkist Park, Blair Hills and Blanco-Culver Crest are largely single-family streets, so shares there are scarce and priced accordingly when they do appear. Fox Hills also has the deepest turnover, which matters more than headline price when you need somewhere in three weeks.

  • Can I find a furnished or short-term room for rent in Culver City?

    More easily here than in most of Los Angeles, because the local employment base runs on projects with end dates. Sony Pictures, the Culver Studios lot and the post houses around the Hayden Tract staff up for a production and wind down again, so furnished rooms on three-to-six month terms are a standing part of this market rather than an oddity. Expect to pay a premium: furnished rooms with a private bathroom sit around $1,400 to $1,500 against roughly $1,250 unfurnished. Put the end date in writing, since a handshake sublet that runs past a production is where disputes start. Roomster's ID and address checks are free and optional, so complete yours and give weight to hosts who have completed theirs, keep the conversation on Roomster, and never send a deposit to someone you have not met.

Rent a Room in Culver City, CA: How to Find the Right Fit


If you're looking to rent a room in Culver City, CA, you're likely balancing budget, commute, and lifestyle preferences in a competitive local market. Whether you're a student, young professional, or new resident, finding a room that fits your needs means understanding the types of rentals available, the neighborhoods to consider, and the best ways to use Roomster to make your search more efficient and effective.

What Makes Culver City a Good Place to Rent a Room

Culver City appeals to renters who want a blend of urban convenience and residential comfort. Many who rent rooms here prioritize access to nearby campuses, studios, or workplaces, especially given Culver City's growing entertainment and tech industries. Budgets vary widely depending on whether you opt for a private room or a shared apartment, and furnished rooms can offer flexibility for short-term stays or sublets. The city's public transit options and walkability also shape commute choices, making it a good fit for commuters and students alike.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Culver City, CA

To focus your search, start by considering these factors:

  • Neighborhoods: Depending on your lifestyle, neighborhoods closer to downtown Culver City offer more dining and transit options, while quieter areas may appeal if privacy is a priority.
  • Room Type: Decide between private rooms for more privacy or shared rooms to lower costs and meet roommates.
  • Furnishing and Lease Terms: Furnished rooms and month-to-month leases provide flexibility, especially for those seeking subleases or short-term rentals.
  • Commute: Factor in access to public transit or major roads if your daily travel is a consideration.

Filtering by these criteria on Roomster can help you quickly find rooms that align with your budget and lifestyle preferences.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

When evaluating listings, keep these considerations in mind:

  • Budget vs. Privacy: Private rooms generally cost more but offer greater personal space, while shared rooms can be more affordable but require compromise.
  • Bathroom Type: Some rooms include private bathrooms, which can be a significant convenience.
  • Utilities and Amenities: Check if utilities are included and what amenities like laundry or parking are available.
  • Roommate Preferences: Understanding your potential roommates’ habits and preferences can help ensure a compatible living situation.
  • Move-in Dates and Lease Flexibility: Confirm availability and whether leases allow month-to-month or sublet arrangements.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Culver City, CA

Renting a room involves trust and caution. To protect yourself:

  • Use Roomster's ID check and address check features to ensure listings are legitimate.
  • Avoid sending money before meeting landlords or roommates in person or confirming the legitimacy of the rental.
  • Keep communication on the platform when possible to have a record.
  • Ask about deposits, lease terms, and any screening processes ahead of time to avoid surprises.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Culver City, CA

How much should I budget for a room in Culver City, CA?

Budget depends on location, room privacy, and amenities. Private rooms and furnished options typically cost more, while shared rooms and longer leases can offer savings. Compare listings carefully to find what fits your financial plan.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Culver City, CA?

Private rooms offer more privacy and comfort but at a higher cost. Shared rooms reduce expenses and can be a good fit if you enjoy social living, but they require more flexibility with roommates.

What should I ask before renting a room in Culver City, CA?

Inquire about lease length, deposit requirements, included utilities, house rules, and roommate preferences. Confirm move-in dates and whether the room is furnished or not.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Culver City, CA?

Start your search at least 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in date to allow time for viewing options, negotiating lease terms, and completing any necessary checks.