The three and four bedroom rental used to be a rarity in Los Angeles, and a compromise when you found one. That is changing. As families choose to rent longer and remote work makes a dedicated office non-negotiable, the larger single-level residence has become one of the most sought-after homes in Westwood.
Room to actually live
At Lumiere at Malcolm, the residences run three and four bedrooms, three and a half to four and a half baths, and roughly 2,300 to 2,950 square feet, all on a single open level. That is house-scale space without the stairs, arranged with the proportion of a custom home rather than the density of a typical apartment.
Space at this scale changes the daily calculus:
- For families: bedrooms that are genuinely separate, a single level that keeps everyone on the same floor, and secure parking and entry for easy comings and goings.
- For work from home: a den or flexible media room that becomes a real office, with the quiet a single-level plan provides.
- For downsizers: the feeling of a house, minus the upkeep, in a walkable part of the city.
The details that make a big home feel resolved
Square footage is only the start. What makes these homes feel considered is the finish and the flow: an open Calacatta Gold kitchen with a walk-in pantry, imported Italian tile in every en-suite bath, hardwood throughout, a private terrace, and a private elevator entrance that opens straight into your home.
The best large rentals are not just bigger. They are composed, so the extra space feels like room to breathe rather than square footage to fill.
Finding the right plan
No two households use space the same way, which is why the collection offers several layouts, from a three-bedroom with a den and media room to four-bedroom plans with two terraces. Browse the floor plans to see which one fits, then book a tour to walk it in person.