Crestview Residences is a 12-unit multifamily property located at 2015 & 2021 Chariton Street in the Beverlywood Vicinity of Los Angeles. Built in 1961, the property consists of two adjacent six-unit apartment buildings situated on separate APNs, totaling approximately 12,680 square feet of building area across approximately 12,557 square feet of combined land. The property features a rare unit mix consisting of two studio/one-bath units and ten three-bedroom/two-bath units. This large-unit composition offers a practical residential layout within a Westside-adjacent Los Angeles location where spacious rental housing remains limited. Crestview Residences offers a garden-style setting with mature landscaping, a central water feature, decorative breeze-block accents, stone-facade detailing, and strong curb appeal. Select units include outdoor areas associated with the residences, supporting the overall residential setting. The property includes several completed improvements, including a soft-story seismic retrofit, gas shut-off valves on both buildings, and partial new vinyl windows. The property is separately metered for gas and electricity and includes two laundry rooms. Located in the Beverlywood Vicinity, the property is near Beverlywood, Pico-Robertson, South Robertson, Culver City, Century City, and Palms. The surrounding area offers proximity to dining corridors, neighborhood retail, grocery options, parks, schools, services, and transportation routes throughout the Westside and Central Los Angeles. Nearby streets include Robertson Boulevard, La Cienega Boulevard, Venice Boulevard, and Pico Boulevard, with the 10 and 405 freeways serving the greater Los Angeles area. The area is known for its established residential character, Westside adjacency, and proximity to major destinations including Century City, Beverly Hills, Culver City, Westwood, Santa Monica, Miracle Mile, and Downtown Los Angeles. Crestview Residences combines scale; a desirable large-unit mix; a two-building configuration; separate APNs; laundry amenities; and a central Westside-adjacent location within an established Los Angeles residential setting.