**HUGE DISCOUNT** - The Rent Zestimate of this unit is $1931/month! Lovel renovated studio apartment with new lighting/electrical/ceiling fan/paint job as of this week! Laundry on site! A/C included! Steps from Downtown LA, Sunset Blvd, Echo Park etc. A place to yourself at a great price! Historic Filipinotown was just named #5 on TimeOut's 50 Coolest Neighborhoods in the World list! From the Article: As L.A.'s other gentrifying areas ditch any sense of character and culture in favour of the latest generic-chic hotness, Historic Filipinotown is propping up its own. Pop into its places to eat, which include some of the city's most exciting new openings, and you might spot a map that highlights other Asian-American-owned restaurants in the area. HiFi as it's known for short reflects L.A. as its best: a convergence of cultures where the savoury Asian porridge at Porridge & Puffs feels right at home with the '90s hip-hop vibes at HiFi Kitchen, the mother-and-son chewy noodle recipes at Woon and the floral-filled celebration of black art at Bloom & Plume Coffee. The area is still in the early stages of its rise, but you'll find activity buzzing along the area's eastern stretch of Temple Street near Echo Park, as well as west on Beverly Boulevard toward Westlake, with the blocks in between dotted by a beautifying, neighbourhood-wide mural project spearheaded by The Gabba Gallery. EAT: Bring along your biggest crew to The Parks Finest BBQ to tackle as much of the Filipino-American menu as possible. But good luck trying not to fight your friends for the last licks of Mama Leah's coconut beef adobo. DRINK: Look for the lit-up coupe-glass sign out front of Genever, an Art Deco den owned and run by women. The gin-focused seasonal menu means every visit is different but that's just more reasons to keep coming back, right? DO: Hop aboard a jeepney a colourful, stretched-out jeep-bus that's one of the most ubiquitous modes of transportation in the Philippines for the Classic Hidden HiFi Jeepney Tour and immerse yourself in the history of HiFi, with stops at local mainstays like Temple Seafood Market and Unidad Park. LOCALS SAY 'HiFi is a spirit as much as an area, a place that feels refreshing and honest in a Los Angeles landscape that is quickly becoming over-funded and monotonous.' Tenant pays for unit gas and electricity. Must have good credit.
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