On the market for the first time in nearly two decades, this extensively renovated Silver Strand residence stands apart for its sophisticated European finishes and meticulous craftsmanship. Set on a desirable corner lot, Venetian plaster walls frame light-filled interiors designed for effortless indoor-outdoor livingan elevated expression of the Southern California coastal lifestyle. At the heart of the home, an Italian-designed kitchen features Miele appliances, dedicated wine and beer refrigeration, a teppanyaki grill, and heated floors. The kitchen opens to the formal dining area and library nook, creating an elegant central gathering space. Beyond, a striking living room with a fireplace and expansive folding doors opens seamlessly outdoors, bringing in abundant natural light and creating one of the home's most memorable spaces for relaxed living and entertaining. Four bedrooms, each with its own contemporary en-suite bath, include two luxurious primary suites. The principal suite features motorized blackout shades, a walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired Boffi bathroom with radiant floors, a towel warmer, dual vanities, and dual showerheads. A private deck with a firepit and integrated audio offers an inviting place to unwind. Additional amenities include a generous media and recreation room, a private patio with an outdoor shower, a two-car garage, and an integrated Crestron home and media system. Moments from Venice Beach, the marina, and Abbot Kinney, with 24/7 neighborhood security patrol, the residence offers privacy, convenience, and a distinctive lifestyle in one of Marina del Rey's most coveted enclaves.
Silver Strand, located between Marina del Rey and the Ballona Wetlands, is a coastal and residential Los Angeles neighborhood with a narrow canal edge and a beachside strip. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Washington Boulevard bridge at the Marina Peninsula, where surf shops, small cafes, and marina-facing patios set a salt-air, walk-and-roll rhythm. Architectural cues lean modern beach houses and compact bungalows, many oriented to ocean breezes and canal views. The Strand bike path and wide sand define daily movement more than big arterials. Local pillars include The Cow’s End Cafe, Hinano Cafe, and the Marina del Rey Farmers Market.
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Offer insights
4616 Roma Ct · $4,599,995
$4.6M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $4.6M+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
27 days
The average home goes pending in 48 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
99.4%
Most homes are selling 1% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Built-ins
Ceiling fan
Fire pit
Fireplaces in the family room and living room
Furnished or unfurnished
Bathrooms
4 full bathrooms
1 half bathroom
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Range/oven
Ice maker
Water line to refrigerator
Microwave
Laundry & utility
Laundry room
Laundry inside
Dryer
Flooring
Stone floors
Tile floors
Heating & cooling
Central cooling
Central heat
Fireplace heat
Radiant heat
Exterior features
City lights and treetop views
Enclosed patio
Home design
Detached, single-family residence
Three stories
Multi-level
Parking
2-car garage
2 covered parking spaces
Security
Alarm system
HOA & community
Security amenities
Electricity and solar
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Enclose a first floor balcony area with new windows. Enlarge a kitchen window and replace windows in the den using the existing frames.
Remodel
Jul 16, 2012 • Final
Bldg-addition
Construct a second floor addition and perform an interior remodel to add a new bedroom, bathroom, and closet to an existing two-story single-family home with a basement.
Addition
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