A new small-lot residential project has been proposed at 17545 West Parthenia Street in Northridge. The project would redevelop a corner property at Parthenia Street and Shoshone Avenue with 16 new single-family dwellings. City records list Lior Mandelbaum as the applicant.
The proposal is divided between two applications filed under SB 1123. Each application covers eight new homes, for a combined total of 16 residences across the property. Plans show the homes arranged in two groups around internal common access and fire lanes.
17545 Parthenia Street Site Plan via Valentin Janev Architect
Each residence is planned as a two-story home with three bedrooms and an attached two-car garage. The site plan shows individual lots, rear patio areas, and driveway access from the shared internal lanes. The drawings also show the homes organized in a compact layout, with the new residences facing inward toward the common access areas.
Valentin Janev Architect is responsible for the design. Elevation drawings show a traditional residential exterior with gabled rooflines, stucco walls, vertical siding accents, stone veneer at the ground level, and garage-front entries. The roof design and façade materials give the homes a low-rise suburban profile.
The property is currently improved with an older single-family residence. A construction timeline has not been announced.
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