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Casas on 18th is a pair of brand new detached residences on one of Santa Monica's most sought after inland streets. Casa Craftsman and Casa Shutters each offer four bedrooms, three and a half baths, and roughly 2,250 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, moments from the beach, Main Street, and award winning schools.
Reserved now, ahead of completion. Buyers who come in early have the rare chance to shape final selections and secure a home in a neighborhood that almost never sees new construction of this quality.
Designed by Wyota Workshop and built by Conscious Communities, the two homes share a level of craft you feel the moment you walk in, from wide plank floors to chef caliber kitchens and light filled primary suites.
Casa Craftsman fronts 18th Street; Casa Shutters sits back on the alley. Open either one to see its renderings, floor plans, and details.
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Architecture by Wyota Workshop. Renderings are conceptions, not photographs. Plans are schematic and subject to change during construction. Dimensions are approximate.
Quiet, tree lined, and family oriented, Sunset Park is one of Santa Monica's most sought after single family neighborhoods: inland of the crowds, yet minutes from the sand, Main Street, and the Metro.
Served by the highly regarded Santa Monica Malibu Unified district: Grant Elementary, John Adams Middle, and Santa Monica High (Samohi).
The Main Street, Ocean Park, and Pico corridors bring neighborhood cafes, third wave coffee, and acclaimed restaurants within a short stroll.
Clover Park, Marine Park, and Virginia Avenue Park are close by, with Santa Monica Beach and the Pier just to the west.
Quick access to the I-10, the Metro E Line into Downtown LA, and the Silicon Beach tech hub in Playa Vista. LAX is about 25 minutes.

Clover Park is the big one: open lawn, playground and recreation fields on the airport edge, an eleven minute walk from the front door. Virginia Avenue Park, nine minutes away, brings a community centre and the Saturday farmers market. Marine Park is close by too, and Santa Monica Beach, with the Pier and the start of the Marvin Braude bike path, lies 1.6 miles west.

The homes sit in the highly regarded Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District, with the full path close at hand: Grant Elementary, John Adams Middle School, and Santa Monica High, known to everyone here as Samohi. Santa Monica College, the two year college, sits inside the neighbourhood itself, a six minute walk away, not on the far side of town.

Santa Monica Airport closes on 31 December 2028, and Measure LC restricts the land to parks and public open space. The site is an eighteen minute walk from the property; today its edge already holds Clover Park and Airport Park.

The Metro E Line runs from Bergamot Station, with its galleries and arts centre, straight into Downtown LA. The I-10 is eight minutes away, LAX about twenty five, and the Silicon Beach tech hub in Playa Vista is a quick drive south. Bike lanes thread the neighborhood, with more planned, and Metro Bike Share docks nearby.
Three miles of sand, the Pier, and the start of the Marvin Braude bike path.
The landmark at the heart of the city's three miles of sand.
The big one. Open lawn, playground and recreation fields on the airport edge.
Community centre, park and the Saturday farmers market.
The two year college sits inside the neighbourhood, not on the far side of town.
Santa Monica Airport closes 31 December 2028. Measure LC restricts the land to parks and public open space.
Galleries and the arts centre, beside the station that runs straight into Downtown LA.
Light rail from Bergamot Station straight into Downtown Los Angeles.
Neighborhood photographs via Wikimedia Commons, used under their respective licences. Pier and airport images public domain; Clover Park, Virginia Avenue Park, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica College, the Metro E Line platform and the beach under CC BY-SA.
A closer look at what these homes are made of, from the structure out to the surfaces you touch every day. Final selections are being confirmed with the architect and builder.
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Because both homes are still in construction, a buyer who comes in early can sit down with the team and help shape the design and finish selections, rather than inheriting someone else's taste. The earlier you reserve, the more there is to choose.
A tight, experienced group of advisor, developer, architect, and builder, together on both homes from design through delivery.
A 15 year background across real estate sales, construction, and property development, guiding clients through every stage of the purchase.
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Co-founder of CCRE, bringing more than 15 years of real estate experience and a developer's eye to every project the firm takes on.
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A registered California architect who spent over twenty years with SPF:architects in Los Angeles, on residential, educational, and institutional work including the Getty Villa Museum.
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More than 18 years in construction and project strategy, leading the build as primary point of contact and keeping each home on time, on budget, and to standard.
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