Listed by Kathleen Suit

Days on market: 70

Maybe your team made it to the next round. Maybe they did not. Maybe you are still emotionally recovering and pretending you are “fine.” Either way, this Studio City apartment is ready for your comeback arc. Welcome to 13025 Moorpark St #106, a bright, freshly updated 1 bedroom, 1 bath with the kind of living room that practically begs for a World Cup watch party. Big open space, recessed lighting, a fireplace for dramatic halftime commentary, and sliding doors that open to your private balcony for when the match gets too stressful and you need air. The kitchen is clean, crisp, and newly polished with white cabinetry, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, dishwasher, microwave, and fridge. Basically, it is ready for snacks, tea, takeout, or a full family debate about whether that was actually offsides. The bedroom is fresh and spacious with clean floors, good light, and a mirrored closet, because if you are going to have your main character moment, you may as well check the fit first. The bathroom brings the glow-up too, with a long vanity, modern finishes, matte black details, and a clean glass shower. You also get in-unit laundry, central heat and air, and a private balcony tucked into the trees. Very “I’m grounded and responsible now,” but still close enough to Ventura Boulevard for coffee, dinner, errands, brunch, and whatever spontaneous Studio City thing you end up doing instead of going home. And listen, even if your team did not bend it like Beckham this time, there is always next year. The Women’s World Cup is coming, the watch parties are inevitable, and this living room is absolutely auditioning for host.

Listed by Kathleen Suit

Days on market: 45

Book XXIV: The Journey Ends: Sing, O Muse, of the renter who wandered long through Los Angeles. Who crossed many neighborhoods. Who toured many apartments. Who endured tandem parking, communal laundry, closets fit for a single toga, and the Zillow. At last... You have found your Ithaca. Or, as I like to call it, 13025 Moorpark, #208. Unit 208 sits at the back of the building, perched on the top floor where no footsteps echo overhead and the only thing waiting outside your windows is a canopy of green. The living room is anchored by a fireplace worthy of gathering around after your own long voyage, while glass doors lead to a private balcony where your morning coffee feels more ceremonial than routine. The kitchen has already won its battle. Fully remodeled with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and enough workspace to prepare anything from instant ramen to a feast worthy of the gods. The primary suite continues the story with a walk-in closet large enough to make even Hermes retire his winged sandals. Both bathrooms have been beautifully remodeled, recessed lighting keeps the home bright from sunrise to sunset, and central air with a Nest thermostat means you're no longer negotiating with the weather. Then come the treasures every seasoned apartment hunter knows are rarer than the Golden Fleece: an in-unit washer and dryer, two gated side-by-side parking spaces, and a quiet location tucked away from the street. No monsters. No impossible trials. No cryptic riddles from the Oracle. Just a home that feels like the reward at the end of the story. The gods have spoken. Your search is over!

Listed by Fernando Valen

Days on market: 86

(818) 482-2253 - Welcome to 13025 Moorpark St #101, a two-story, 3-bedroom, 3-bath apartment with 1,875 square feet of "Oh wait, this is actually a lot of space." And it is. Big rooms, real separation, actual stairs, and a layout that lets people live together with the breezy harmony of the Golden Girls, minus the wicker furniture but spiritually very much with the cheesecake.Downstairs, things start strong with bright wood-style floors, fresh white walls, black railings, handsome light fixtures, and a fireplace that is absolutely ready to be the main character once the temperature drops below 67 and everyone in Los Angeles starts acting like they're surviving a Nordic winter. The living and dining areas feel open, airy, and easy, with plenty of room for your sofa, your dining table, your dramatic houseplants, and that one chair you bought because it had "good lines."The kitchen is crisp, clean, and recently updated with brand new countertops. White cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, dishwasher, plenty of storage, and windows over the sink so you can wash a spoon while gazing into the greenery and wondering if raccoons have leadership structures. And yes, there are 3 bathrooms, which is a luxury not enough people talk about. No hallway negotiations. No toothbrush traffic. No "I just need five minutes" lies. Just bathrooms where bathrooms need to be, including a spacious setup with dual sinks, updated counters, black fixtures, and two mirrors, because brushing your teeth together should involve options: stare at yourself, stare at them, or, when you're feeling particularly sassy, do both. Ahhhhh, intimacy. Beautiful. Upstairs, the bedrooms are generous and bright, with recessed lighting, wood-style floors, and closets that are ready to participate. One bedroom even opens to a private balcony, because apparently this apartment also wanted to offer you a little morning coffee moment. Fine. We accept. Then there is the front yard. And not just "a patch of exterior space someone is calling a yard because technically air exists there." This is a large, private, hedged-in front yard with room to breathe, sit, host, garden, lounge, let a dog contemplate the meaning of squirrels, or simply stand outside with a drink and think, "If a UFO landed right now, would they be impressed by the hedges, or are they beyond landscaping?" There is also side-by-side in-unit laundry, because we are adults and we deserve not to carry socks down a hallway. And the apartment comes with two side-by-side parking spaces in a gated garage, which is not just an amenity. It's a love language. Set in a charming, leafy building on Moorpark Street, this apartment gives you space, updates, privacy, parking, and a little bit of attitude in all the right places. It is polished but not precious. Comfortable but not boring. Practical but still very cute at dinner. A townhouse-feeling apartment with room to live, work, host, hide, snack, spiral, recover, and thrive. Come see it before someone else walks in, sees the yard, the stairs, the parking, and the square footage, and starts acting really calm while secretly applying immediately. Let that person be you. You deserve it. Listing provided by: Suit, Kathleen of TRG Real Estate Co., Inc. LA State License 02248799 Listing posted by Fernando Valen (818) 482-2253. [SYNDID 4163966 06232026]