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PRICE $759,000 BEDS 2 BATHS 2 HOME SIZE 1,016 sqft LOT SIZE 28,815 sqft Request More Info

ACCEPTING BACKUP OFFERS! CHARMING 2 BED, 2 BATH CORNER UNIT w/ 1 RARE UNDERGROUND GARAGE PARKING SPACE! This unique loft in the historic Douglas building is one of the few MILLS ACT properties in the area, giving owners up to 70% off their annual property taxes. Built in 1898 by Thomas Douglas Stimpson and modernized in 2005, the beautifully restored building is a historic landmark. Located just below the Penthouse level, this rare corner unit features walls of massive vintage restored windows that bring in tons of natural light and city views. The iconic curved corner, restored vintage hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and tall ceilings add to the truly one-of-a-kind aesthetic of this loft. Boasting one of the most efficient floorplans, each bedroom (or office) is completely private from the open plan living area, and the bedrooms are fully enclosed and on opposite ends of the loft. There are two bathrooms each with soaking tubs, just outside each bedroom. The kitchen features Poggen Pohl cabinetry and stainless steel fridge, dishwasher, microwave, and a spacious kitchen island with built-in gas cooktop and oven and plenty of storage. The open plan dining and living area makes it easy to entertain and there's a nook that's perfect for a desk or TV. There is a brand new powerful central heat and AC unit, a stacked W/D in the hall closet, and the loft comes with 1 RARE ASSIGNED UNDERGROUND GARAGE PARKING SPACE in the building--the space is an end spot with extra room. There is coded entry, evening security guard and reception, and rentable guest parking behind the building. The incredible location is just a few blocks from the Little Tokyo and Arts District, The Broad, Grand Central Market, Arts District, Financial District, Whole Foods, Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad Museum, MOCA, Spring Street Park, Spring Arcade, the iconic Bradbury Building with the exclusive Neuehouse members club, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Frank Gehry-designed The Grand LA, the new Metro regional connector line, and so much more.