849 S Broadway #511

Minimalist gorgeousness echoes throughout this fully remodeled 1740sf true loft at the iconic Eastern Columbia Building. Widely known as the jewel of downtown and one of the most stunning examples of Art Deco architecture, this live/work building is also designated with the Mills Act, offering owners coveted annual tax savings. Situated on the quiet northwest corner, the meticulously designed loft combines Scandinavian aesthetics while staying true to the urban loft living style. The open plan layout features polished concrete floors throughout, tall ceilings, endless rare double pane windows unique to only a few units, and warm white walls that give the loft a striking glow. The sleek kitchen features matte white cabinetry, integrated Bosch kitchen appliances and quartz infinity island. Several custom maple wood built-ins in the main bedroom and dining nook add warmth to this urban sanctuary. There is a maple wood partition that beautifully separates the living area from the main bedroom. The spa-like ensuite bathroom features an infinity sink, Roman-style bathtub and Kohler fixtures. The spacious living area is ideal for entertaining and creative flexibility, and there is plenty of room to add a second bedroom or office area. The guest bathroom off the living area features a step-in shower. Upgrading lighting, Nest, in-unit laundry, and designer light fixtures throughout. This is also one of the few lofts with a large private balcony. Comes with 2 covered garage parking space privileges. Boutique resort-style amenities include rooftop pool and hot tub, outdoor fireplace lounge, sundeck, rooftop gym, 24/7 reception desk, Kelly Wearstler designed lobby and lounge, courtyard garden and more. Within blocks to all the best of DTLA, including The Broad, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Per La Hotel, The Bloc, Fig&7th, Crypto Arena, Whole Foods, Rossoblu, Dama, Acne Studios, Ace Hotel, Proper Hotel, Hoxton, Grand Central Market, Fashion District, and more. The building facade is currently being restored to maintain its historic integrity, and the result will add more value to the building.