Situated in the coveted and iconic Art Deco jewel known as the Eastern Columbia building is this fully remodeled, meticulously designed residence that boasts 2 bed, 2 bath plus den that spans 1730sf. The stunning turquoise and gold building currently benefits from the Mills Act contract, offering owners a property tax savings of nearly 70% annually. While the building has won numerous historic preservation awards, this well-appointed 8th floor loft features impeccably utilized space with tall ceilings, wide oak wood floors, and a rare balcony with views of the stunning Orpheum marquee to the east and DTLA skyline to the west. An entertainer's dream, the loft boasts an upgraded kitchen, complete with Wolf and Miele appliances, induction cooktop, integrated Subzero fridge and massive heat-resistant custom porcelain island with wine fridge. The open plan dining and living dining area features plenty of built-in storage, surround sound, and a dry bar. Behind custom sliding glass doors is a primary bedroom suite features a spacious bath with hidden Miele W/D as well as a massive closet, and there is a second bedroom with full closet built-ins, also with sliding glass enclosures. The den/office/flex room off the kitchen also has glass doors for privacy. Tall coffered ceilings with ambient lighting, fully controlled custom and designer lighting fixtures, motorized shades, built-ins, central heat and AC, W/D. Everything has been custom designed to create the perfect downtown loft experience. 1 covered garage parking space w/ EV charger is assigned to the unit, with a right to rent a second parking space. The historic Eastern Columbia is known for its iconic clock tower, rooftop pool and sky deck, and residents also enjoy a gym, courtyard, grand lobby, 24/7 reception desk, garage parking. Located in a prime pocket of DTLA, you're moments from world-class dining, shopping, culture, and transportation, including the Metro D Line for direct access to Beverly Hills, Metro E Line to Santa Monica, and Metro B Line to Hollywood. Within one block is the upcoming Erewhon market, plus 2 blocks to Whole Foods, and numerous dining favorites such as Grand Central Market, Rossoblu, Mona, San Laurel, Redbird, plus the flagship Apple Store and cultural destinations including Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, MOCA, The Orpheum Theater, the first Museum of AI Arts, and United Artists Theater.

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