2803 Cardiff Ave Nestled in the highly desirable neighborhood of Cheviot Hills, this 2-story traditional home being built by Thomas James Home's offers 4, 382 sqft of luxurious living space. Featuring 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, this thoughtfully designed home includes an attached and a detached ADU, providing versatility and additional space. On the main floor, you'll find an attached ADU with both an interior entrance and a private outdoor entrance, perfect for guests or multi-generational living. A spacious flex space off the dining room provides endless possibilities, while the open-concept great room, kitchen, and dining area create a seamless flow for both everyday living and entertaining. The gourmet kitchen boasts a walk-in pantry, a convenient island bar, and is open to the dining area, ideal for hosting gatherings. The upper level is highlighted by the expansive Grand Suite, complete with a retreat, loft, and two secondary bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The Grand Suite features a large walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. Conveniently situated just minutes from the vibrant shopping scene in Century City, the cultural hub of Culver City, and the prestigious UCLA campus, this home offers unmatched convenience. Enjoy proximity to renowned golf courses such as Hillcrest Country Club and Rancho Park. Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional residence in one of Los Angeles' most sought-after neighborhoods! Unlock the advantages of buying a work-in progress home built by Thomas James Homes, a national leader in high-quality single-family residences. Learn about the preferred pricing plan, personalized design options, guaranteed completion date and more. Contact TJH to learn the benefits of buying early. New TJH homeowners will receive a complimentary 1-year membership to Inspirato, a leader in luxury travel. Illustrative landscaping shown is generic and does not represent the landscaping proposed for this site. All imagery is representational and does not depict specific building, views or future architectural details.