1850 Industrial Street 407, Los Angeles, CA 90021

Check out this large LIVE/WORK unit in the renowned Arts District’s coveted & iconic Biscuit Company Lofts arguably DTLA’s Premier Residence! Over 1420sf of truly wide-open space not wasting an inch in hallways or corridors, perfect for residential life or that retail showroom/small business office, even potential for a 2nd level loft addition. A MILLS ACT recipient awarding a 65%-75% annual property tax abatement. Soaring 15′ concrete ceilings and exposed ductwork over original narrow plank hardwood floors dating back over 100 yrs. Huge metal wrapped columns solidify the urban warehouse feel. Exposed brick covers the eastern wall of windows enabling an explosion of sunlight making this space super bright. Big eastern area views of the brand-new 6th Street bridge sitting in the shadows of The San Gabriel Mountain range. Modern stainless steel kitchen appliance & cabinet package and large bathroom with contemporary dual vessel sinks. Washer/Dryer in unit, deeded & assigned parking space in basement garage. One of just a few units in the building with a Private Storage room in lobby. Building offers a lovely English garden level saline lap pool, sun deck & BBQ area, huge multiple level fitness center and 24 hr. security. Water/gas/trash included in the HOA. Foodies are buzzing with James Beard award winning restaurateurs “Kaplan & Namba” of Tsubaki & Ototo who are taking over the ground floors previous anchor tenant of “Church and State” with their new venture: “Camelia” A French Japanese Bistro opening this summer, joining longtime neighborhood Bodega “Joes”, The Flamingo Bar and Hanks Gourmet Grocery. Too many trendy and award-winning restaurants, bars, cafe’s and Galleries in the continually exploding Arts District to mention here, but how about short stroll on the block to: Afuri, Guerilla Tacos, Tony’s, Everson Royce Bar, Pizzanista, Bestia, Damian, Bike Moto Shed, Zinc Cafe, Girl and The Goat, Bavel, Yangban not to mention The Row, The Soho Warehouse and so, so much more! It’s all right here.