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| Area: (42) Downtown L.A. | Subdivision: | ||||
| HOA: $466.00(Monthly) | Year Built: 1912 | ||||
| Pool: No | Land Type: Fee | ||||
Remarks: Who says no one walks in LA? Live the best of DTLA life in this sleek corner loft, overlooking Spring Street and the Spring Street Park in the iconic Rowan building. Located in the Old Bank District in the booming Historic Core of Downtown LA, the Rowan was originally built in 1912 and exquisitely remodeled in 2008. Today's residents enjoy a beautiful mix of historic building features and high-end modern conveniences. Historic features include exposed brick walls, original large windows with beautiful mahogany frames, historic marble flooring in the lobby, restored exterior façade, and best of all; a Mills Act preservation tax break. The Rowan is a full amenity building, including a 24 hour doorman, resident's lounge, hot and cold plunge pools, outdoor BBQ area, dog run, secure parking, on-site dry cleaning and bike storage. All common areas are even WIFI-enabled. This cool loft has a wonderful open layout, 10-foot ceilings, multiple exposed brick walls and a large kitchen/dining area with top of the line Bosch appliances. The large windows let in luscious amounts of light and amazing views down Spring Street all the way to the snow capped mountains. There's a nicely separated corner space for the bedroom area and a roomy bathroom plus laundry in the uni | |||||
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