17725 Rhoda St, Encino, CA 91316-1118
This single-tenant office space, located at 17725 Rhoda St, Los Angeles, CA 91316, offers 1,775 square feet in a Class C building constructed in 1951. The property sits on an 8,800 square foot lot and is part of a two-building, single-story complex with no elevators. Zoned LACR, the property features individual electricity meters and air conditioning. Conveniently located minutes from the CA-101 freeway, the Orange Line Busway, and a nearby post office, this space provides easy access to major transportation routes and business hubs throughout Los Angeles. On-site parking accommodates up to two vehicles, with ample street parking also available. The property's address is 17725 Rhoda St, with a cross street of White Oak Ave, and its APN is 2159-029-022. The total building square footage is 4,800 square feet. This quiet yet accessible Encino location is ideal for professional offices, creative workspaces, or boutique enterprises seeking a blend of convenience, functionality, and accessibility. The property is perfect for businesses needing convenient access to major transportation and urban amenities while maintaining a serene, residential neighborhood setting. This well-appointed space is ready to support your business's growth and success.
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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LACR · Encino, CAEncino. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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