Description

Built in 1923, 110 Mildred Avenue is a distinctive 11,408-square-foot residential and mixed-use opportunity on a 6,832-square-foot corner parcel in Venice. The property was once the Venice News building and later served as the longtime home and studio of artist Billy Al Bengston. Its LAR3 zoning, substantial scale, one marketed unit, and three garage spaces with access from Pacific Avenue create a compelling option for an owner-user or investor exploring residential, live/work, or compatible mixed-use possibilities. Street parking is also available nearby; buyers should independently confirm permitted uses and development potential.

The property is one block from the Venice Boardwalk and the historic Venice canals, close to beach-adjacent shops and restaurants, and about half a mile from Abbot Kinney Boulevard. Walk Score currently rates the Pacific Avenue and Mildred Avenue intersection at 97, with a Bike Score of 99, reflecting exceptional pedestrian and cycling access. 110 Mildred combines a notable Venice history with a highly connected coastal location and flexible long-term potential.