1423 - 1425 6th Apartments, 1423 6th Street, Santa Monica, CA

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Rent Specials

1423 - 1425 6th

(4)

From $2,430

Studio-3 Beds
1-2 Baths

1423 6th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401

Some units at this property may be income restricted

Floorplans

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Studio

Studio
1 Bath
507 Sqft

$2,430

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1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom

1 Bed
1 Bath
615 - 625 Sqft

$2,777

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2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom

2 Beds
1 Bath
853 Sqft

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3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom

3 Beds
2 Baths
1,083 Sqft

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Estimated Fees

Security Deposit: $700 - $1,500
Application Fees: $25

Pets allowed. Pet Deposit: $350/pet. Maximum 2 pets. No Size Restrictions. Pet Rent: $50 monthly per pet. Breed Restrictions (These dog breeds/mixes are not allowed): Pit-Bull (American Pitbull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier), Rottweiler, Doberman Pinscher, Akita, Chow-Chow. * NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS & APPLICANTS: Everyone must complete the pet screening process. This is not only for pet and animal owners but also for residents and applicants that DO NOT own a pet or animal. We strive to provide mutual accountability and responsibility for the benefit of all our residents. It’s imperative that ALL our residents fully understand and acknowledge our pet and animal-related policies. This ensures we have formalized pet and animal-related policy acknowledgments and more accurate records to create greater mutual accountability. We use a third-party service, PetScreening, to ensure all applicants understand how to adhere to the property's pet and animal policies, even if you do not have a pet or animal. All applicants should complete a Pet, No Pet, or Animal Profile. Please visit our pet screening page by clicking here for more information.
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The fees are estimates and actual amounts may vary. Pricing and availability are subject to change. For details, contact the property.

Rent Specials

Rents Starting at $2430 Plus Receive 4 Weeks Free! *contact our office for details.
Offers vary by floorplan. Check details or contact property.

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Apartment Amenities

Cable/Internet Ready
Central AC/Heat
Dishwasher
Garbage Disposal
Microwave
Refrigerator
Stove

Community Amenities

Controlled Access Entry
Elevator
On Site Laundry Facilities
On Call Maintenance
Close to Bus Lines

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Apartments in the Community: 206
Buildings in the Community: 8
Number of Stories: 1 - 5
Year Built: 1997

Affordable and roomy apartments in the heart of Downtown Santa Monica? Yes, it's true: If you're on a budget but want to live in the center of the action, 1423 - 1425 6th Street is the place to be. Just a hop, skip and a jump from the Third Street Promenade and the beach, 1423 - 1425 6th Street is also close by the YMCA, the Santa Monica Public Library, and Santa Monica Place. If you work at Santa Monica College, UCLA Medical Center or elsewhere in Santa Monica, you can hop on your bike and, in moments, be almost anywhere. Live in a spacious Santa Monica apartment without the high costs!Most of our apartments are restricted to Moderate Income tenants, and the tenant rent portion and income limits of Moderate Income apartments shall not exceed:Maximum Rent: Maximum Income:Studio: $2,650 1 person: $106,000 per year1 Bedroom: $3,029 2 persons: $121,200 per year2 Bedroom: $3,597 3 persons: $136,300 per year3 Bedroom: $4,108 4 persons: $151,500 per year, 5 persons: $163,600 per year(Rent and income limits provided are for general information purposes only and are subject to change).To verify income eligibility, you will be asked to provide proof of your income from all sources and assets.Please contact our leasing office for more information about the income and asset verification, as well as the application requirements for our Santa Monica affordable housing apartments.Professionally Managed by Cirrus Asset Management, Inc. CA - License # 01834798
*Square footage is approximate and subject to change depending on where the floor plan is located. The application fee is $25. Pricing is subject to change.

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Ratings and Reviews

4.0 Excellent

4 Reviews

Verified Resident

Fine

Downtown Santa Monica is a beautiful place to live, walk early enough before all the tourists and traffic starts though.

Anonymous Sep 18, 2025

Verified Resident

Should’ve left sooner

I lived in this apartment for over two years. My unit faced the street, which was on a bus route, so it was extremely noisy. It was also very common to hear homeless people shouting in the middle of the night. Most of all, one of the neighbors was incredibly loud throughout the night—it was unbearable. I reported the issue to the leasing office several times, but nothing improved. On top of that, the noise between floors was really bad. While the rent was relatively cheap for Santa Monica, the quality of life here was far below what you’d expect for that price.

Anonymous Jun 5, 2025

Verified Resident

Great Area

Over the past 8 years I have lived at peace in a beautiful setting, the area is great I feel comfortable.

Anonymous Nov 1, 2024

Verified Resident

4 out of 5 stars for SAMO Apartments

Overall, great place to live. Maintenance is reliable and quick. Apartment building is quiet, despite being so close to many things to go do. Some packages go missing and packages delivered by USPS seem to always not be delivered and/or get lost. A wishlist item for the building is to have electric vehicle charging spaces or the ability to use an outlet to charge EVs. I wouldn’t even mind paying for the electricity cost for my vehicle. In a near future, not having EV spaces is going to be a massive drawback for incoming renters and, in turn, a massive loss to the rental company. As for now, my only complaint is the rent has been risen past the point where the value of the apartment is worthwhile, especially considering the apartment is accessible housing with an income limit, yet the income limit hasn’t risen in proportion to the cost of rent.

Anonymous Oct 18, 2024