Most rentals hand you one balcony and call it a lifestyle. This end unit hands you four and a layout with the privacy of a single-family home hiding inside a condo's floor plan. This is California living the way it's supposed to feel.This is the largest floor plan in Warner Village, with a lineup of living spaces, balconies, and bedrooms built for real entertaining. The entry announces itself immediately vaulted, dramatic ceilings that make you pause before you've even set your keys down. To the right, a formal living room stretches wider than the square footage has any right to, anchored by a custom marble fireplace with the kind of presence that makes you want to just sit and take the room in. A private patio sits just off it, built for the mornings when coffee and silence are the whole plan. The kitchen features dark granite countertops and a bar that opens to the family room, keeping the space connected without feeling closed off. The layout keeps unfolding from there. The dining area has its own balcony too, perfect for a morning espresso or catching the breeze while you cook. The family room opens onto a third balcony, wrapped in enough green that the condo complex disappears entirely and Warner Park takes its place this is the one built for entertaining, or a crowd on a warm night with the windows open. Upstairs, the primary bedroom takes a fourth balcony as its own: big enough for a hammock, private enough that you'll actually use it, backed by tall ceilings, two closets - one with sliding mirrored doors and a walk-in closet, and an en-suite vanity with storage. The park does the rest of the work. Come summer, concerts and 4th of July fireworks play out like they were staged for this unit specifically. Front row, no ticket required. Two guest bedrooms, a full guest bath, and a lower-level powder room mean company never feels like a compromise. A bonus room off the garage bends to whatever the year calls for office, gym, screening room, all of the above on rotation. The attached two-car garage is private, genuinely rare for this part of Los Angeles, plug-in electric car ready, with visitor parking right at the door, more guest parking scattered through the complex, and street parking to close the gap. Four balconies. One end unit. A home that spreads out in every direction instead of asking you to shrink into it. Photos will get you curious the space itself is what closes the deal. Schedule your showing. The complex rounds it out with streams, a pool, a hot tub, and tennis courts a pocket of nature that still sits minutes from Topanga Village, the 101, Woodland Hills' best restaurants and shops, and everything else the Valley does well. Quiet when you want it, connected when you don't.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.