About the Home – 1004 Green Lane, Redondo Beach CA

1004 Green Lane | Redondo Beach

Detached townhome that looks and lives like a single family home

Rarely does a townhome offer this much space, privacy and the feel of a single-family home. Situated on a desirable corner lot on a very quiet residential street, this detached two-on-a-lot residence offers 2,152 square feet of bright, open living space, a private backyard oasis and an exceptional North Redondo Beach location.

The spacious main level is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with a beautiful formal dining room, large living room with a classic brick fireplace, and a generous kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances and an adjoining breakfast area. A separate family room—currently transformed into a very cool billiards room—adds even more flexibility for relaxing, entertaining or creating the perfect media or game room.

One of the home’s standout features is the beautiful private backyard and patio. Mature tropical landscaping creates a lush, secluded setting, while the backyard Jacuzzi offers the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the Southern California lifestyle. It feels like your own private oasis—an uncommon find for a townhome and another reason this property lives much more like a single-family residence.

Upstairs, all three bedrooms are generously sized and feature vaulted ceilings and abundant natural light. The convenient upstairs laundry room keeps everything right where you need it, while the thoughtful floorplan provides separation between the home’s entertaining and private spaces.

At 2,152 square feet, the home is considerably larger than many three-bedroom, and even 4 bedroom townhomes in the area. An attached two-car garage and driveway parking provide space for up to four cars—another valuable and hard-to-find feature. Its detached design, corner location, private outdoor space and light-filled interior make it truly unique.

The location is equally impressive. Tucked away on a quiet street, yet convenient to everything the South Bay has to offer, the home is just four blocks from award-winning Jefferson Elementary School and approximately 1.7 miles from the beach. Enjoy easy access to the Hermosa Beach Pier and Pier Plaza, King Harbor, the Redondo Beach Pier, world-class beaches and the endless outdoor recreation that make the South Bay coastal lifestyle so special.

Spacious, private and ideally located, 1004 Green Lane offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the comfort and feel of a single-family home with the convenience of townhome living in one of North Redondo Beach’s most desirable neighborhoods.

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Own the Redondo Lifestyle – About the Neighborhood

The Active Coastal Lifestyle of Redondo Beach & the South Bay

Living in Redondo Beach and the South Bay means having one of Southern California’s best outdoor playgrounds right outside your door. With miles of beaches, bike paths, parks and nearby coastal trails—not to mention the Pacific Ocean itself—staying active here often feels less like exercise and more like everyday life.

And the lifestyle extends well beyond the beach. Waterfront dining, neighborhood restaurants, boutique shopping, King Harbor, the Redondo Beach Pier, Riviera Village and nearby Hermosa Beach create a community where there is almost always somewhere to walk, bike, explore or meet friends.

The Strand: Miles of Coastal Recreation

One of the defining features of the South Bay is The Strand, the beachfront path connecting Redondo Beach with Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach and communities farther north along the coast.

On any given morning, you’ll find runners, cyclists, walkers and families enjoying the oceanfront path. Head north and you can bike into Hermosa Beach and beyond, while heading south along the Esplanade offers beautiful ocean views toward the Palos Verdes Peninsula.

Surfing, Swimming & Life on the Water

The ocean plays a major role in the South Bay lifestyle. Redondo Beach offers opportunities for surfing, swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, fishing and boating, with King Harbor providing convenient access to the water.

Surfing is part of the culture of the Beach Cities, while the calmer waters around King Harbor are ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding. Whether it’s a morning swim, an afternoon on the water or a sunset walk along the beach, the Pacific is part of daily life here.

King Harbor & the Redondo Beach Pier

King Harbor is home to marinas, waterfront restaurants and plenty of opportunities to get out on the water. Nearby, the Redondo Beach Pier and International Boardwalk offer casual dining, seafood, shops and beautiful coastal views.

Together, the harbor and pier blend recreation and entertainment. A morning bike ride can turn into lunch overlooking the marina, while an afternoon paddle can easily be followed by dinner or a sunset stroll along the waterfront.

Beach Volleyball & Outdoor Recreation

Few sports are as closely associated with the South Bay as beach volleyball. Courts line the beaches of Redondo, Hermosa and Manhattan Beach, with everything from casual games to organized leagues and high-level competition.

Beyond the sand, residents enjoy tennis and pickleball courts, parks, fitness studios, running clubs, youth and adult sports leagues and recreational programs throughout the Beach Cities.

Riviera Village: Shopping, Dining & Coastal Charm

Just a short distance from the beach, Riviera Village is one of South Redondo’s favorite gathering places. Its walkable, small-town atmosphere includes locally owned boutiques, restaurants, cafés, fitness studios and specialty shops.

It’s the kind of place where you can meet friends for coffee, browse the shops, enjoy lunch or dinner on a patio and walk down to the beach afterward. That combination of dining, shopping and walkability gives Riviera Village the feel of a neighborhood downtown.

Hermosa Beach Is Just Up the Coast

Another advantage of living in Redondo Beach is having Hermosa Beach practically in your backyard.

Follow The Strand north and you’re soon at the Hermosa Beach Pier and Pier Avenue, with restaurants, cafés, shops and nightlife just steps from the sand. Continue a little farther and you’ll reach Manhattan Beach, making the three Beach Cities feel like one connected coastal community.

Walking, Biking & Coastal Trails

You don’t have to be a serious athlete to enjoy an active lifestyle here. A walk along the Esplanade, a morning run on The Strand or a bike ride along the coast can easily become part of your daily routine.

For a change of scenery, the nearby Palos Verdes Peninsula offers scenic walking and hiking trails overlooking the Pacific.

Where an Active Lifestyle Comes Naturally

Perhaps the greatest advantage of living in Redondo Beach isn’t any single activity—it’s how easily everything fits together.

You can start the morning with a run along The Strand, surf before work, bike to Hermosa Beach, paddleboard in King Harbor, meet friends for dinner in Riviera Village or finish the day with a sunset walk along the Esplanade.

With the beach, harbor, dining, shopping and neighboring coastal communities all close by, Redondo Beach offers a lifestyle that’s difficult to duplicate. Here, the beach isn’t simply somewhere you visit on the weekend—it’s part of everyday life.