1046 Princeton Dr - Silicon Beach Lofts Local d’activités | 139 m² | 1 076 325 € | À vendre | Venice, CA 90292

20 pieds
2 lits/2 salles de bain, côté rue, cheminée, balcon

PRINCETON LOFTS | Live/Work Loft — Marina del Rey / Venice

1,301 SF | 2 Bed | 2 Bath | 2-Car Tandem Parking

Most listings you see are built for living. Princeton Lofts was built for living and working — and it shows in every detail, from the bones of the building to the way the floor plan flexes to fit however you actually spend your days.

This individualized live/work loft is not a spec unit dressed up to look industrial. It's the real thing. Approximately 20-foot ceilings anchor the main living space, while the original double-bow truss wood ceiling remains fully intact overhead — a rare architectural detail you will not find replicated in new construction anywhere in this market. Exposed bolted steel construction and sandblasted wood joists run throughout, honest and unhidden, giving the home a sense of authenticity that no amount of styling can fake. Underfoot, a mix of polished concrete, hardwood and carpet grounds the space in warmth without softening its industrial edge.

Above it all, clear glass skylights soar to 30 feet in the shared concourse, so the light changes all day and the stars show up at night. Few residences offer this kind of volume, and fewer still pair it with construction quality this market rarely produces anymore.

At 1,301 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath layout adapts to however you need it to work: a creative studio, a proper home office, a showroom, or straightforward residential living — sometimes all three in the same week. Two-car tandem parking rounds out the practical side of the home, a rare convenience for a property with this much character.

Location does the rest of the work. Princeton Lofts sits steps from the beach, with Abbot Kinney's galleries, boutiques and restaurants just minutes away. It's all the creative energy of Venice with the ease and access of Marina del Rey — a neighborhood that continues to draw remote professionals, artists and craftspeople who are done paying for an apartment and a separate studio when they could have both under one roof.