Lawndale, CA 90260 16714 Inglewood Avenue A

Redondo Beach adajcent! This bright and spacious end-unit townhome offers a highly functional floorplan and lives more like a single-family home—complete with outdoor spaces, exceptional natural light, and generous room proportions throughout. Located in a small 4-unit complex with low HOA dues, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence is an ideal South Bay home base for anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and flexibility. The main entertaining level features an open-concept layout with a large center island kitchen, granite countertops, ample cabinet and prep space, and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen flows effortlessly into the dining and living areas, making it easy to cook, gather, and host all at once. A fireplace, bamboo floors, custom plantation shutters, and wired surround sound add additional function and comfort. Step outside to enjoy both a front yard lawn area and a private, hardscaped backyard patio perfect for casual outdoor dining or lounging. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a walk-in designer closet, a second wardrobe, and an en suite bath with jetted tub; this room benefits from the those great ocean breezes with excellent cross-ventilation. The additional bedrooms are generously sized, with one currently used as a flexible second upstairs living room. A bonus loft nook at the landing makes for an ideal office or study area. The full-size laundry room is conveniently located on the same level as all bedrooms. A skylight above the flex room brings in additional natural light to the upper level. Storage is abundant thanks to oversized closets, under-stair storage, and a large 2-car garage with extra room for bikes, seasonal storage, or a home gym setup. Located just minutes from the sands of the beach, with easy access to schools, shopping, sports fields, freeways, and dining, this home offers convenience, comfort, and everyday practicality—without the Redondo Beach price tag. A smart layout, a commuter-friendly location, and great value in the heart of the South Bay—this is the one to see.