Culver City · Condominium

4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd

4571-4601 Inglewood Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230 · Culver City

42Residences
2Stories
1968Year Built
Overview

4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd, a 1968 low-rise in Culver City.

4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd is a 42-residence condominium community in Culver City. It was completed in 1968 and rises two stories. On-site amenities include barbecue and picnic area.

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Currently Available

Condos for sale & rent at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd

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Listings update automatically from the MLS. Availability and pricing are provided by the listing brokerages.

Market

Recent sales at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd

$714Average Sold $/Sq Ft
$300 to $360HOA dues /mo
5Sales shown
DateResidenceBeds/BathsSq FtSale price$/Sq FtHOA dues
Nov 202422 bd · 2 ba960$740,000$771$360/mo
Apr 202482 bd · 2 ba966$660,000$683$360/mo
Mar 202442 bd · 2 ba960$732,500$763$360/mo
Jan 202342 bd · 2 ba954$673,000$705$300/mo
Jan 202232 bd · 2 ba960$620,000$646$300/mo

Closed sales at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd from MLS records.

The Building

Amenities & services

Barbecue
Picnic Area
Landscaped grounds
Pet policy
Gated Community
Controlled Access
Gated Parking
Outdoor Cooking Area
Ownership, HOA & buyer diligence

What to know before you buy at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd

The details that make or break a condo decision: current HOA dues and what they cover, parking, and the building's pet & leasing rules. Our advisors pull these straight from the building's HOA documents for any residence you're weighing.

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Ownership
Condominium, individually owned residences
Building type
Low-rise
HOA dues
Current figures on request
Dues typically cover
Common-area upkeep, building insurance & amenity maintenance (inclusions vary)
Parking
On request
Pets & leasing
Pet rules, lease minimums & any short-term-rental limits are set by the HOA

Compiled from public sources · last reviewed July 2026. We confirm current dues, reserves, lender and policy details for any residence you're considering.

Financing

Can you finance a condo at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd?

4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd has 42 residences, so a conventional loan here requires a Full Review of the HOA's finances, the standard for every building over 10 units since August 3, 2026. From January 4, 2027, that review tests whether the budget puts at least 15% of dues into reserves, or funds the reserve study's top recommendation. Expect the lender to ask for the HOA questionnaire, budget, reserve study and insurance; applications dated before January 4, 2027 are reviewed at 10%.

For a 1968 building with 42 residences, ask about the SB 326 balcony inspection early. If 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd is subject to it, the most recent report has been part of the resale package since January 1, 2026, and an unaddressed problem in it may affect conventional lending. SB 326, explained.

Which loan you use changes the rules. Conventional loans run to $1,249,125 in LA County in 2026, jumbo lenders above that apply their own condo rules, and non-QM loans typically mean more down and a higher rate.

Tell us which residence you're weighing. Tyler or Michael will follow up personally with what to request from the HOA and what we find in it.

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Background: what warrantable and non-warrantable mean, and how the 2027 condo loan rules work.

General information as of October 27, 2026, not lending advice. Lenders apply their own rules, and only a lender's review decides whether a loan works at 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd.

Location

In the heart of Culver City

4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd places you at the center of Culver City, with the neighborhood's dining, shopping and character just outside your door and the rest of Los Angeles within easy reach.

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Building facts for 4571-4601 Inglewood Blvd (address, year, stories, residences and amenities) are compiled from public sources and may change; please verify with us.