The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.
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About A Santa Monica Sanctuary: 834 Fourth Street
Welcome to 834 Fourth Street, a newly constructed 32-unit residential community situated moments from Montana Avenue in Santa Monica. This property offers a refined living environment proximate to Palisades Park and local coastline access, providing a streamlined connection to the area's premier retail and dining destinations. Residents have access to community amenities including a swimming pool and a dedicated fitness center. These Cape Cod-inspired residences are designed to maximize natural light through expansive windows and offer a functional environment for relaxation.
Each residence features premium interior finishes, including a full suite of stainless steel Bosch appliances and a Nest thermostat for climate control. The kitchens are finished with waterfall Calacatta quartz countertops and functional soft-close drawers and cabinetry. Throughout the home, you will find hardwood-style flooring and modern architectural details. This community offers a sophisticated residential experience with immediate access to the diverse landmarks of Santa Monica. Contact our leasing team today to schedule your tour!
Parking: Assigned parking is available for an additional monthly fee. Availability is limited and not guaranteed for all units; please inquire for current status.
**Photos may not be of the exact unit available and have been virtually staged**
**Rent shown is net effective rent based on concessions offered; gross rent will apply**
A Santa Monica Sanctuary: 834 Fourth Street is located in
Santa Monica, California
in the 90403 zip code.
This apartment community was built in 1972 and has 3 stories with 22 units.
