849 S Broadway 202, Los Angeles, CA 90014

This stunning 1,150-square-foot residence embodies everything true live/work loft living should have: soaring 11-foot ceilings, refinished concrete floors, oversized vintage iron windows, and an airy open floor plan that feels effortlessly chic. Facing east toward the coveted Broadway side, the serene unit overlooks treetops, historic architecture, and the vibrant cityscape below, with rare Art Deco terracotta planter boxes, exclusive to this floor, framing your views like something out of another era. The thoughtfully designed interior pairs industrial character with refined finishes such as a minimalist kitchen with white Italian cabinetry and countertops and a spacious dining area anchored by a custom built-in bookcase which offers the ideal setting for dinner parties, work-from-home flexibility, or cozy evenings in. Thoughtfully separated behind a custom privacy wall is a spacious bedroom retreat. Three separate doors reveal an expansive wall-to-wall closet outfitted with a custom modular ELFA organization system, providing exceptional storage rarely found in loft spaces. The spa-inspired bathroom, designed by Kelly Wearstler, features an oversized soaking tub, separate water closet, linen shelving, and a dedicated laundry closet with a combo washer/dryer unit. Additional features include upgraded lighting, central heat and AC, and HOA dues that include water, gas, and trash. 1 Garage parking space is included. Life at Eastern Columbia offers a premier boutique experience as residents enjoy the convenience and peace of mind of a 24/7 concierge and front desk security, alongside unparalleled amenities including the world-famous rooftop pool and spa, a fitness center, a peaceful courtyard, additional community laundry facilities, and a dedicated dog area. Perfectly positioned in the center of DTLA, you're moments from world-class dining, shopping, culture, and transportation, including the Metro D Line, which connects you straight to the new LACMA David Geffen Galleries. Downtown is vibrant and growing, with a new Erewhon being built just blocks away in addition to a Whole Foods, acclaimed restaurants, retail (including the Apple Store in the renowned Tower Theatre across the street), and some of the city's most iconic cultural destinations including Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, MOCA, The Orpheum Theater and United Artists Theater. The historic Art Deco Eastern Columbia Building was recently awarded multiple preservation awards by the California Preservation Foundation and the LA Conservancy. As a major benefit, property owners take advantage of the Mills Act contract for up to 70% off property taxes annually.