NESTWELL / RENTALS
A modern hillside house at blue hour, its glass living room lit under a long concrete roof, a pool on the terrace and the lights of Los Angeles below
Frame 001 / Los Angeles / 34.0522° N

A home for yourLos Angeles chapter.

Apartments, houses and villas from Downtown to the San Fernando Valley — visited, measured and photographed by our own team.
Explore homesHow renting works
02 / Before it is listed

We go there first.

Every Nestwell home is visited, measured and photographed by our own team before it appears here. The rent you see is the rent you pay.
  1. 01 — VisitedA member of our team walks every room.
  2. 02 — MeasuredPlans and stated sizes are checked on site.
  3. 03 — PhotographedCurrent images show the home as it is.
A white and steel living room in Brentwood with its glass walls open to old trees, a tape measure and a clipboard on the stone island
Field notes / Brentwood / 16:42 / Natural light
03 / On the books

Eight places. Eight ways to live here.

A current cross-section of the apartments, houses and villas we represent. Rents are per month.

04 / The map

City blocks. Canyon roads. Ocean air.

Our books span eleven Los Angeles neighborhoods, from high-rise streets to quieter valley gardens: Beverly Hills, Downtown LA, Century City, West Hollywood, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Encino, Sherman Oaks and Calabasas among them.

Tell us where you want to be
The towers of downtown Los Angeles at dusk, seen through the glass of an apartment

Downtown LA

High-rise streets

A Santa Monica street lined with tall palms running down to the ocean haze

Santa Monica

Ocean air

Palm trees and rooftops among the gardens of Encino in late afternoon sun

Encino

Valley gardens

A winding canyon road through the Calabasas hills at dusk, a few homes lit on the slopes

Calabasas

Canyon roads

05 / Four scenes

From search to keys, in four clear steps.

  1. An open laptop and a cup of coffee on a white table by a window onto the city at dusk

    01 — Find a home

    Search by neighborhood, type, budget and move-in date.

  2. A tall timber front door of a modern house at dusk, lit by warm sconces between planters

    02 — Book a viewing

    An agent meets you at the home and walks it with you.

  3. A printed lease and a black pen on a marble table

    03 — Apply & sign

    A short application, a credit and reference check with your consent, then a written lease.

  4. A set of house keys on a marble kitchen counter, a plant soft in the background

    04 — Move in

    Keys arrive with an inventory and photographs of the home.

06 / The numbers

Plain terms. No broker fee.

The owner pays our agency. The $45 fee covers the credit check, run only with your consent; the deposit comes back at the end with an itemized statement. Every listed rent is per month.
$45
Application fee
1 month
Deposit
6 / 12
Month leases, or flexible
07 / After move-in

The details people remember.

  • An empty downtown apartment at dusk, a long sofa before a wall of windows onto the towers
    Maya R., Luxury Apartment, Downtown
    The listing showed the real rent, deposit and parking. No surprises.
    The inventory had a photo of every scuff. My whole deposit came back.
    Lena M., White Terrace House
  • A Beverly Hills street in warm late sun, lined with tall palms, hedges and modern houses
    Daniel & Priya K., Modern Family House
    Our agent knew which side of the street gets afternoon sun.
    A villa that takes dogs, with a fenced garden.
    The Alvarez family, Mid-Century Pool Villa
  • A small apartment balcony with an outdoor sofa above the city lights at dusk
    Sam O., Balcony Apartment
    I moved from Chicago without seeing it. The walk-through and inventory photos made it easy.
    Month-to-month while my own house closed.
    Jordan T., Palm Court Villa
08 / Two desks, one standard

Close to the homes. Close to the work.

Elena Park and Marcus Hale spent ten years managing buildings for other people before founding Nestwell Rentals in 2016. Today the agency still works from a two-desk office on Wilshire Boulevard — and still visits every home it lists.
Elena Park
Co-founder
Marcus Hale
Co-founder
Since 2016
Small by design. Present from first viewing to final inventory.
The two founders in black shirts at a desk of floor plans and rolled drawings, a window onto the city behind them
09 / Move-in notes

A documented beginning.

At move-in you receive the keys with a written inventory and photographs of the home. They record the condition of the rooms, the fittings and any existing marks. The agency manages most homes, so you know who to call.
Room-by-room inventory
Dated condition photographs
Key handover record
Repair contact details
Keys, a ruled inventory sheet, a pen, a floor plan and four instant photographs of bright rooms on a blue-grey table
10 / Before you ask

Useful answers, up front.

Tell us what you need

Let’s find your place in the city.

Share your budget, timing and the kind of home you have in mind. Came from the search at the top of the page? Your choices are already in the message.
Call the office
(310) 555-0148Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Email us
hello@nestwell.exampleFor listings, applications and anything you would like in writing.
Visit the office
8500 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 210, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Parking behind the building.
Or send us a message