Marina del Rey is built around one of the largest man-made small-craft harbors in the country. Residents enjoy waterfront dining, boating, paddling, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
Private yachts and luxury condominiums with scenic views of the marina
Marina del Rey feels like a small seaside town. Everyone spends their time outdoors or out in the water. You’ll find residents and boat owners cruising around the marina year-round. The active, outdoorsy vibe provides a healthy work-life balance.
You’ll find numerous shops and eateries in the Villa Marina Marketplace. You can catch the newest blockbusters, have dinner, and sip on cocktails at AMC Dine-In Marina 6.
In Marina del Rey, you’ll find boat owners cruising the marina or sailing out along the coast. Mother’s Beach is a popular public beach for sunbathing, swimming, or boat watching. You’re always sure to spot sea lions in the water or sunbathing themselves near one of the boats docked in the harbor. It’s also a launch-off point for stand-up paddle boarding, boating, kayaking, jet skiing, and seasonal whale-watching. In the evenings, there are yachts that go out for sunset tours.
The Los Angeles Unified School District serves Marina del Rey. Noteworthy schools include:
Marina del Rey is built around one of the largest man-made small-craft harbors in the country. Residents enjoy waterfront dining, boating, paddling, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
The area is mostly condos, townhomes, and waterfront residences, with some single-family homes nearby. Many buildings offer amenities such as pools, gyms, and marina views.
Slip availability and ownership vary by building and property. Ask about slip access, leasing, and fees early in your search.
The marina is minutes from Venice Beach and Playa del Rey, and close to LAX. That's convenient for frequent travelers.
Many condo communities have HOA dues that cover amenities and building maintenance. Review the dues, reserves, and any special assessments before making an offer.
