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Rooms for Rent in Venice, Los Angeles, 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.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
1350
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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.

Petsa kung kailan Available o Magagamit: Kaagad

$
1400
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Brian

Brian,  41

Furnished Bedroom w/ Bathroomm

Kwarto para sa rentahan | 14th Street, Santa Monica, CA, USA

Thanks for checking out our fully furnished primary bedroom that will be available mid-August. The room for rent is the primary bedroom of a three bedroom apartment. It has a giant closet space, and the room is fully furnished. I’m hoping to keep it furnished, but it may be an option to not, if you are looking for more of a clean slate. The room also includes a private bathroom with shower, and full sink and vanity area. The apartment has a space, shared kitchen, and living room area and a beautiful courtyard and community sun deck. Laundry is in the building and uses a credit for payment, and there is a gym on premises that can be added for a little bit extra each month. The room also comes with a parking pass. Street parking is permit only, so there is almost always a spot right out front. Current roommates both work from home. One is an actor, the other one works in sales. We we both mostly keep to ourselves, but love to hang out and grab a drink occasionally, and we host a small Poker night once a month, of which you would, of course be invited to join, but it would not be required. Hoping to find someone who is respectful, professional, and friendly. We are able to go month-to-month, but would love to find someone that plans to stay for the foreseeable future. Let me know if you would like to see the place in person, or through FaceTime or Zoom, and I will be happy to arrange either. Thank you again for checking out the post and let me know if you have any questions.

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$
1675
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Mga Madalas na Itanong

  • How many rooms for rent are posted in Venice, and why is the pool smaller than the beach suggests?

    Because fewer people live here year-round than used to. The census counted 37,705 residents in Venice in 2000 and only about 30,537 by 2023, across the same 3.1 square miles, as houses shifted toward second homes and short-stay use. Roomster is holding 39 rooms for rent across the area, concentrated in the walk-up buildings north of Rose, the bungalow courts around Oakwood, and the larger units out on the Marina Peninsula. The practical effect of a shrinking resident base is that good rooms go quickly and rarely sit unlisted for long, so set an alert rather than checking once a week.

  • What does a room for rent in Venice actually cost?

    Most land between $1,200 and $1,900 a month, with the wider spread running from roughly $975 for a small shared space up to $2,500 for a private room with a bathroom near the water. You can find rooms under $1,400 a month in Oakwood and Milwood, in South Venice east of Lincoln Boulevard, and in the Oxford Triangle near the Ballona Creek side, all of which sit inland of the tourist blocks. Weigh that against a Venice studio at roughly $2,059 and the gap explains why so many people here share long past the age they expected to. Confirm what the figure covers, because water and trash are often bundled while power is not.

  • Can I find a room for rent near Abbot Kinney Boulevard or the Venice Boardwalk?

    Yes, though the two sides of that question behave differently. The blocks off Abbot Kinney Boulevard are mostly small buildings and converted houses, and rooms there carry a premium for walking distance to the shops and restaurants. Nearer Ocean Front Walk the stock skews to older apartments and the trade-off is noise and foot traffic in summer against being two minutes from the sand. One thing to know about this stretch specifically: when Snap consolidated its Venice offices into a single Santa Monica building it released roughly 163,000 square feet, over 90,000 of it along the boardwalk, so the daytime population near the water leans more toward visitors and small studios than it did a few years ago. Ask a prospective housemate what the street sounds like on a Saturday in July.

  • Which Venice districts have the cheapest rooms for rent?

    The Venice Neighborhood Council splits the area into eight districts, and price tracks distance from the sand almost perfectly. The cheapest rooms sit in Oakwood, Milwood and South Venice, the inland grid east of Lincoln Boulevard, and in the Oxford Triangle tucked against the Marina del Rey line. Prices step up through North Venice toward Rose and Abbot Kinney, and the top of the market is the Venice Canals, the Silver Strand and the Marina Peninsula, where a room can cost what a one-bedroom does three miles inland. Lincoln Boulevard is the honest dividing line: crossing it eastward usually saves several hundred dollars a month.

  • Are Venice rooms for rent reachable without a car, and will I get a parking space?

    Venice has no rail station, which separates it sharply from Santa Monica next door. The closest light rail is the E Line at Downtown Santa Monica, and local service means Metro Line 33 and Rapid 733 along Venice Boulevard plus Big Blue Bus routes on Main and Lincoln. Plenty of people here live car-free and ride bikes along the beach path, and that works if you stay inside Venice. Parking is the harder question. Under the Venice Coastal Zone Specific Plan, residential projects of three or more units are held to roughly one space per 1,000 square feet of ground floor, with an in-lieu fee of $18,000 per space available instead, so older buildings routinely have fewer spaces than bedrooms. Ask whether a space comes with the room before you ask about anything else.

  • Are Venice rooms for rent usually month-to-month, or furnished sublets?

    Both exist, and the mix here is unusual because the area competes with vacation demand for the same bedrooms. Long-term rooms in Oakwood and South Venice are typically unfurnished and on a rolling month-to-month footing once the first term is done. Closer to the boardwalk and on Abbot Kinney you will see more furnished rooms offered for three to six months, often by a household member away for work. A furnished short-term room in Venice will usually cost more per month than an unfurnished long-term one, so if you want to stay a year, say so in the first message and you will filter out half the listings immediately. Walk the room yourself or take a live video tour, and never send a deposit to someone you have not met.

Essential Guide to Room Rentals in Venice, Los Angeles


If you're looking for room rentals in Venice, Los Angeles, this guide is designed to assist students, young professionals, new residents, and commuters in navigating the local rental market. Understanding how budget, privacy preferences, lease flexibility, and commute options align with your needs will help you find a room that fits your lifestyle.

What Makes Venice, Los Angeles a Good Place to Rent a Room

Venice appeals to a wide range of renters, including students, creative professionals, and those commuting to downtown Los Angeles. The rental market offers a variety of room types, from private rooms to shared apartments, with prices often influenced by location and amenities. Flexible lease terms such as month-to-month or short term room rentals are common, catering to renters seeking temporary or adaptable housing solutions.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Venice, Los Angeles

To focus your search effectively, consider these key factors:

  • Neighborhood Fit: Choose areas that balance your lifestyle preferences, whether that’s proximity to downtown access, transit options, or quieter residential streets.
  • Room Type: Decide between a private room for added privacy or a shared apartment if you prefer a more social living environment.
  • Lease Terms: Look for listings offering month-to-month room rentals or sublease options for greater flexibility.
  • Furnishing and Utilities: Furnished rooms and utilities included options can simplify budgeting and ease your move-in process.
  • Parking and Amenities: Consider parking availability if you commute by car or need additional convenience.

Using these filters on Roomster can help you identify rooms that meet your specific needs.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before finalizing your decision, review these important considerations:

  • Budget and Deposits: Plan for rent variations between private and shared rooms, and be prepared for security deposits and possible credit checks.
  • Lease Terms and Flexibility: Confirm the lease length and whether options like short term or month-to-month rentals are available.
  • Roommate Preferences: Understand any house rules or expectations to ensure a compatible living situation.
  • Move-In Date: confirm room availability aligns with your schedule to avoid any overlap or gaps.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Venice, Los Angeles

Stay cautious by following these tips during your search:

  • Screening: Prefer listings with ID check and address check options to reduce risks.
  • Documentation and Payments: Avoid paying deposits or rent before signing a lease or sublease agreement and confirming the legitimacy of the landlord or roommate.
  • Communication: Arrange in-person meetings or video calls before committing to ensure the room and roommates meet your expectations.
  • Credit Check: Be prepared for credit or ID checks as part of the application process, which are common in this market.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Venice, Los Angeles

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

Budgeting depends on factors like room privacy, neighborhood, and lease flexibility. Private rooms usually cost more than shared ones, and rooms closer to downtown or with better transit access may be priced higher. Remember to include security deposits and utilities in your budget planning.

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

Your choice depends on how much privacy you want, your budget, and your social preferences. Private rooms offer more space and privacy but at a higher cost, while shared rooms or apartments tend to be more affordable and social but involve sharing common areas.

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

Clarify lease length, move-in dates, roommate preferences, included utilities, security deposit requirements, and any house rules. Knowing these details upfront can help avoid surprises later and ensure a good fit.

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

Begin your search about 30 to 60 days before you plan to move. This timeframe allows you to compare listings, negotiate terms, and arrange logistics without feeling rushed.