2000 S Robertson Boulevard

Built out and acoustically treated by Westlake Pro, 2000-2002 S. Robertson Blvd. offers approx. 2,000 SF of recording and production space just minutes from Downtown Culver City and the Culver City Arts District. The property provides an established studio environment designed for music production, recording, mixing, editing, and other audio-related work, with convenient access to Beverly Hills and the 10 Freeway. The studio features 10 rooms, including (2) production rooms, (2) control rooms, a private office, lobby, lounge, recreation room, kitchen, and equipment room. These separate spaces allow for recording, editing, and production work while providing dedicated areas for collaboration and client sessions. The layout also accommodates a range of audio-related professions, including podcasting, voice-over work, Foley sessions, and post-production. The interior combines acoustic wall treatments with distinctive architectural details, including a curved glass-block wall, brick flooring, recessed lighting, and programmable multicolor LED lighting. Additional features include (2) half baths, (1) three-quarter bath, newer multi-zone HVAC, and (2) dedicated parking spaces, including a private 1-car garage wired for 220V and an additional driveway space. Located along Robertson Blvd., the property sits a short drive from Downtown Culver City and the Culver City Arts District, offering convenient access to restaurants, cafs, retail, and creative businesses. Culver City's established entertainment, media, and production community adds to the appeal for professionals working in these industries, while the nearby 10 Freeway and proximity to Beverly Hills provide convenient access for clients and collaborators across Los Angeles. With its Westlake Pro buildout, dedicated production and control rooms, and existing acoustic treatment already in place, 2000-2002 S. Robertson Blvd. gives audio professionals an established studio setting they can equip and configure for their own work, rather than starting with a conventional commercial space.