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Listed by Julian Nan, DRE #01928893 • Del Rey Residential
$ 2,600
New
108 W 2nd ST 515 Los Angeles, CA 90012
1 Bath
730 SqFt
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Key Details
Property Type Condo, Other Rentals
Sub Type Apartment/Condo for Rent
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Rent
Square Footage 730 sqft
MLS Listing ID CROC26240819
Full Baths 1
Year Built 1920
Lot Size 0.440 Acres
Property Sub-Type Apartment/Condo for Rent
Source California Regional MLS
Property Description
EXPERIENCE THE HISTORIC HIGGINS BUILDING. This well-located building in Little Tokyo next to the LA City Hall and LAPD Headquarters, offers a unique opportunity to live in a landmark building in Downtown LA. This studio is located on the 5th floor with industrial-sized windows that let in an abundance of natural light and the cool California breeze. A designated parking stall is available for additional rent. The Historic Broadway metro line station is located one block west for alternative transportation. An 11-minute walk to The Broad and Walt Disney Center, a 7-minute walk to Grand Central Market, and a 12-minute walk to the Arts District. Assigned parking stalls within the building are very limited and NOT INCLUDED in rent. Cost effective parking alternatives are provided in the parking garage next door at 220 S Spring St, Los Angeles for a monthly fee.
Location
State CA
County Los Angeles
Area C42 - Downtown L.A.
Rooms
Dining Room Other
Kitchen Dishwasher, Freezer, Garbage Disposal, Hood Over Range, Microwave, Oven Range - Electric, Refrigerator, Oven - Electric
Interior
Heating Central Forced Air
Cooling Central AC
Fireplaces Type None
Laundry Washer, Dryer
Exterior
Parking Features No Parking
Pool 31, None
View City Lights
Building
Story One Story
Water Hot Water, District - Public
Others
Tax ID 5149006076

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