Chic Eastern-Columbia​ Building Corner Unit Hits The Market

LOS ANGELES, CA — Concrete floors: check. Exposed ducts: Killer views: Check. Historic cache: Check. Famous neighbors: Check. This corner unit in the historic Eastern Columbia building has everything you could want in an industrial Downton loft...and then some.

This Eastern-Columbia Building is an iconic thirteen-story Art Deco building designed by Claud Beelman as the headquarters for the Eastern-Columbia Department Store in 1930. Since it was converted into high-end townhomes, it's been sought-after by artists and celebrities. It boasts unbeatable views of the historic Broadway theatre district, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It features a lobby, a resort-like rooftop pool, gym, fireplace and a lounge area.

• Address: 849 S Broadway Apt 401, Los Angeles, California
• Price: $1,100,000
• Square Feet: 1390
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2 Baths
• Built: 1930
• Features: This front NE corner live/work loft is one of the most sought-after layouts in the Eastern Columbia Lofts with expansive, unchanging views down the historic Broadway theatre district. Wait till you see the views of the flashing big city lights over this tree-lined portion of the historic core. Designed as an open loft-style space it provides separate spaces for 2 bedrooms. The master bath has a deep soaking tub and a window in the bathroom. There is a second bath and plenty of closets/storage spaces. A national icon of Art Deco architecture, this stunning emerald gem is rich with character, romance and charm. Designed by renowned Kelly Wearstler this building has a spacious lobby, resort-like rooftop pool, gym, fireplace and lounge area. Mail center, parking and separate laundry facilities. With on-site management and 24/7 front desk staff this is the best luxury building in downtown's fastest growing neighborhood. The Mills Act provides a substantial property tax savings.

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