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Rooms for Rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles

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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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Caesar

Caesar,  34

Room for rent in Mar Vista

Kwarto para sa rentahan | Inglewood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Spacious private room available in a beautiful, artsy townhouse in Mar Vista. Ideal for a student or responsible professional looking for a calm, creative, and respectful home. The room is available for September 1st, 2026 Details:💰 Rent: $1,350/month🔒 Deposit: One month (refundable)🛏️ Room: Large, bright, furnished and available unfurnished upon request. 🚗 Parking: Street parking available🚿 Bathrooms: 1.5 shared bathrooms -1 full bathroom & 1 half bathroom (toilet only) The Home:- Artsy townhouse with a relaxed, creative vibe- Spacious common areas- Clean, peaceful, and well cared for About Me:I’m a creative professional—easygoing, respectful, and value a peaceful living environment. Ideal Roommate: - Responsible, clean, and communicative- Preferably a student or creative professionals- Must respect shared spaces and schedules 📍 Great location near Mar Vista Farmers Market, Culver City, Venice, Marina del Rey, the 10, the 405, cafes, restaurants, bowling, farmers market and transit. If this sounds like a good fit, please message with a short intro about yourself, what you do or study, and when you’re looking to move in. ✨ Looking for the right energy, not just a roommate. Let me know if you're interested in touring the apartment.

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  • How many rooms for rent are in Mar Vista, and why is the share market so deep?

    One statistic explains this neighborhood better than any description: 49.5% of Mar Vista households are non-family, meaning people living alone or with housemates rather than with relatives, and the average household across its 14,731 homes holds just two people. A place built that way generates shares constantly, because a two-bedroom occupied by one person is a room waiting to be offered. Roomster has 56 rooms for rent posted around Mar Vista. That depth is unusual for the Westside, and it is why people priced out of Santa Monica and Venice end up searching here first rather than last.

  • How much is a room for rent in Mar Vista, and what is the cheapest end?

    Rooms here span roughly $985 to $1,950 a month, with most sitting between $1,300 and $1,800. You can still find rooms under $1,300 a month on the eastern side toward Palms, along the National Boulevard corridor, and on the blocks nearest the 405, where the buildings are older and the traffic noise is noticeable. Prices firm up as you move west toward Centinela and up onto the Mar Vista hill, and anything advertised within walking distance of the Sunday farmers market on Grand View carries a premium. Check whether a price is all-inclusive, because a meaningful share of Mar Vista listings quote one figure covering utilities and internet.

  • Can I rent a room in the Gregory Ain Mar Vista Tract?

    Occasionally, and it is worth knowing what you would be moving into. The Gregory Ain Mar Vista Tract is 52 houses on Meier, Moore and Beethoven Streets, designed by Gregory Ain with landscape architect Garrett Eckbo and completed in 1948, marketed then as Modernique Homes and sold for around $12,000 to modest-income buyers, many of them aircraft and defense workers. In 2003 it became the first Modern historic district in Los Angeles, a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, which means owners cannot make exterior alterations that change the protected character of the houses. For a room renter that mostly translates into small, carefully proportioned homes with original layouts, sliding panels and period detail, rather than anything remodeled open-plan.

  • Are Mar Vista rooms for rent walkable to Venice Boulevard, or do I need a car?

    Mar Vista has no rail station of its own, so the honest answer is that most people here keep a car and use it less than they expected. Venice Boulevard is the neighborhood spine, and under the city Great Streets program a 0.8 mile stretch through Mar Vista was reduced from three lanes to two in each direction with a protected bike lane added, a change that was made permanent after its pilot and survived an appeal to the City Council. That makes the corridor genuinely rideable and slower to drive, which is the trade. Buses run Venice, Centinela and National, and the nearest Metro rail sits just outside the neighborhood on the eastern edge. If your room is west of Centinela, budget for parking and a bike rather than assuming transit.

  • Are Mar Vista rooms for rent usually all-inclusive, and is co-living an option?

    Both are more common here than in most Westside neighborhoods. A good share of local listings quote a single all-in figure covering gas, water, power and internet, which is worth confirming rather than assuming because it changes the comparison: an all-inclusive room at $1,600 frequently beats a $1,450 room where four people divide every bill. Purpose-built co-living has also taken hold in Mar Vista, with operators letting individual bedrooms inside three to five bedroom units at rates roughly in line with the ordinary room market, furnished and on shorter commitments. That suits someone arriving from out of state who wants a room now and a proper search later, though you trade the ability to choose your own housemates.

  • Can I find a room for rent in Mar Vista near the Playa Vista and Silicon Beach offices?

    This is one of the main reasons the Mar Vista share market exists. The neighborhood sits directly north of the Playa Vista tech campuses and the Westside office corridor, close enough that the commute is a short drive or a manageable ride rather than a freeway slog, while rents run below Venice and Santa Monica for comparable space. Rooms on the southern and western sides, toward Del Rey and the Centinela corridor, put you closest. Say your working pattern when you inquire, because Mar Vista households skew toward people with conventional weekday schedules, and a household of two quiet professionals will want to know whether you are the same before they invite you to see the room.

Finding a Room for Rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles: Essential Tips


Searching for a room for rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles? This guide is designed to assist students, young professionals, commuters, and new residents in finding a room that fits their budget, lifestyle, and commute preferences. Whether you're looking for a furnished private room or a shared room with utilities included, understanding the local market and rental factors will help you make informed decisions.

What Makes Mar Vista a Good Place to Rent a Room

Mar Vista offers a balanced mix of residential calm and convenient access to central Los Angeles. The area appeals to a range of renters, including students attending nearby campuses, professionals commuting downtown, and those seeking a neighborhood with good walkability and transit options. Rent prices vary by room type and amenities—private rooms tend to be pricier than shared rooms, and furnished spaces generally cost more. Many renters value the neighborhood's accessibility and the variety of lease options available.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles

To focus your search effectively, consider these factors:

  • Neighborhood and commute: Target listings near public transit routes or close to your campus or workplace to ease daily travel.
  • Room type: Decide whether a private room or shared room suits your privacy needs and budget.
  • Furnishing and utilities: Look for furnished rooms or those that include utilities to simplify monthly bills.
  • Lease flexibility: Explore sublease or short-term options if your move-in date or length of stay is uncertain.
  • Amenities: Check if rooms offer private bathrooms or parking if these are important to you.

Using Roomster's filtering tools for these criteria can streamline your search and help you find a room that fits your priorities.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before finalizing your choice, evaluate these key points:

  • Budget fit: Confirm that rent, deposits, and utilities fit comfortably within your budget.
  • Lease terms: Understand the lease duration and flexibility, especially if your plans might change.
  • Roommate expectations: Discuss guest policies, pet allowances, cleanliness, and shared responsibilities if applicable.
  • Move-in timing: Ensure the availability aligns with your schedule to avoid gaps.
  • Screening requirements: Prepare for common checks like ID and credit screening as part of the application process.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Mar Vista, Los Angeles

Keep these precautions in mind during your search:

  • Never send money before meeting the landlord or roommate and confirming the listing’s authenticity.
  • Utilize Roomster's ID check feature when available to help confirm identities.
  • Request clear photos and details about the room’s bathroom type, parking, and included utilities.
  • Maintain thorough communication records and get agreements in writing.
  • Be cautious of listings that seem unusually low-priced or lack adequate information.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles

How much should I budget for a room in Mar Vista, Los Angeles?

Budget depends on factors like room privacy, furnishing, and location within Mar Vista. Private and furnished rooms typically cost more, while shared rooms or those without extras may be more affordable. Also, consider additional costs like deposits and utilities when planning your budget.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Mar Vista, Los Angeles?

Your choice depends on your privacy needs and budget. Private rooms offer more personal space but usually come with higher rent. Shared rooms can be more economical and social but require sharing space and responsibilities.

What should I ask before renting a room in Mar Vista, Los Angeles?

Ask about lease length, move-in date, what utilities are included, bathroom access, pet policies, roommate preferences, and deposit requirements. Getting these details upfront helps avoid surprises.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Mar Vista, Los Angeles?

Begin your search 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date to allow sufficient time for comparing options and completing any necessary screening.