Some homes make you work to see their potential. Unit 306 at Del Rey Lofts is not one of them. The light, the layout, and the details all read immediately, and the location takes care of the rest. On the third floor, the main living area runs open and easy, with wide-plank bamboo floors and a wall of floor-to-ceiling black-framed windows that keep the room bright through the day. The kitchen runs along the interior wall with white flat-front cabinetry, dark stone counters, a stainless gas range, and a butcher block peninsula with bar seating on the open side. A sliding wood barn door at the entry end of the kitchen corridor is the kind of detail that feels right without calling attention to itself. The primary suite sits behind a full-height frosted glass sliding panel system, giving the bedroom genuine quiet and privacy without closing the floor plan down. The en suite has a vessel sink, quartz counters, and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The second bedroom is fully enclosed with its own window and works well as a guest room or office. The second bath has a soaking tub and matching quartz finishes. In-unit stacked laundry is tucked into the entry foyer.Additional highlights include tandem parking, abundant guest parking, and a community rooftop deck with city views. The marina waterfront, the Venice bike path, and Abbot Kinney are all within a few minutes. It is a quieter corner of the Westside that keeps getting harder to argue with.