Loft living in the heart of DTLA's Arts District. Inside this classic industrial loft are high ceilings, concrete floors, a brick wall and an office/bedroom (with extensive built-ins) built in collaboration with District Millworks, who milled and reclaimed wood in the building that is now Hauser Wirth. A recently added floor-to-ceiling double paned sliding glass and screen door is unique even amongst other ground floor units in the building. It leads out to the patio that looks over Mateo St to the 4th Street Bridge and Bavel/Verve Coffee across the street. Embrace the "15-Minute City" lifestyle on foot, bicycle and abundant public transportation by leaving your car parked in your private rooftop space. The Neorest Toto toilet is an everyday luxury that greatly enhances the modest bathroom. This is NOT a high-rise luxury DTLA apartment oozing with amenities and distanced from the bustle of the street; you are on the ground floor in the middle of it and will share a sundeck, modest gym and a wading pool with deck (under extensive repair) in a no-frills, design-forward community. Other walkable attractions: Little Tokyo is a gem; use the new 6th Street Bridge like a citizen and not a scofflaw; support the arts around you. Within a one-block radius are LA Cleantech Incubator, the Arts District (dog) Park, SCI-Arc, rock climbing gym, top-end cobblers COMUNITYmade, local bar Resident, new southern eats The Rising Sun, coffee trifecta Verve/Urth/Eightfold and two fancy restaurants. You will be leasing from original owners who lived in the unit since the 2006 remodel and conversion of the building. We care deeply about finding a [stable] resident who is keen to be a positive force in the Arts District community. Renter pays first month's rent and security deposit at lease signing. Cigarette smoking is not allowed in the building.
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