Molino Lofts Unit 315 En Arrendamiento en Downtown Los Angeles Arts District Presented by DLXco

One of the most desirable lofts in the Arts District, this rare top-floor residence offers approximately 1,500 square feet of authentic industrial living with soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls, custom hardwood floors, abundant mezzanine-level storage space, and exceptional privacy with only one small shared wall. Four oversized east-facing windows frame views of the historic 4th Street Bridge, while west-facing windows capture sweeping Downtown Los Angeles skyline and mountain views. The abundance of natural light throughout the day, paired with stunning evening sunsets, creates an inviting atmosphere from morning to night. The open-concept floor plan is designed for both comfortable everyday living and effortless entertaining. Features include a premium 12-speaker surround sound system, dimmable lighting, custom built-in storage, central air conditioning and heating, an in-unit washer and dryer, and a private balcony. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, built-in microwave, generous cabinetry, and ample counter space. The spa-inspired bathroom features a rain shower and a relaxing jetted soaking tub. One of the home's standout features is its exceptional convenience within the building. The residence is located on the same level as the gated parking garage, fitness center, and expansive outdoor sun deck, allowing for seamless access without the need for an elevator. The assigned gated parking space is located just moments from the residence, making everyday living especially convenient. Residents also enjoy a controlled-access building, a rooftop pool, and an outdoor BBQ area. The flexible live/work floor plan offers distinct living and workspace areas, making it ideal for creative professionals, entrepreneurs, or anyone seeking a versatile urban lifestyle. Ideally situated in the heart of the Arts District, you're just moments from Soho Warehouse, Bestia, Girl and the Goat, Hauser & Wirth, Little Tokyo, acclaimed galleries, cafes, breweries, and some of Los Angeles' most celebrated dining destinations.