Old and new in Venice

This clean-lined Venice residence unites the old and new by integrating a 1910 California bungalow into its contemporary design. Now at its heart is a vaultedceiling common area comprising a center-island kitchen and family room with a wall of lighted builtins. Telescoping glass doors open to decking and patio space to extend the home’s footprint outdoors.

The details

Location: 655 Broadway St., Venice, 90291

Asking price: $4.985 million Architect: Noah Walker

Living area: 3,812 square feet, four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms Lot size: 5,195 square feet

Features: Natural wood siding; oversize clerestories; walls of built-ins; chef ’s kitchen with Grigio Collemandina marble island; breakfast nook; family room; decking; patio; upper den with wet bar; finished garage/bonus room

About the area: In the 90291 ZIP Code, based on 11 sales, the median sales price for single-family homes in January was $1.72 million, a 9.5% decrease compared with the same month last year, according to CoreLogic.

Agents: Justin Alexander and Mick Partridge; Hilton & Hyland; (310) 278-3311

To submit a candidate, send high-res photos via Dropbox.com, photographer permission and a description of the house to neal.leitereg@latimes.com.

Christian Harder ASH Staging THE CONTEMPORARY-STYLE four-bedroom home in Venice incorporates a 1910 California bungalow into its design.

AT THE HEART of the home is a vaulted-ceiling common area with a center-island kitchen and family room with built-ins.

WITH 3,812 square feet of interior space plus deck and patio areas, the home offers plenty of room for entertaining.