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THE LOFT: This spacious 680 sqft loft is perfect for anyone looking to have some separation between bedroom and common space areas. Unlike an open layout this space is shaped more like a "U" allowing some privacy for when you have company over. Offering great lighting, high ceilings, cement floors, and laundry rooms on every floor, this is the place for you!

THE BUILDING:
The Hellman Building was constructed in 1902 on the former site of Herman Hellman’s one story cottage at the corner of South Main and 4th Street. It's a six story structure features green terra cotta and classical details representative of commercial architecture in the early 20th century. When it was built, it was the largest steel frame building in Los Angeles. The ground floor is home to several art galleries, a local market, restaurants and a cupcake shop! This was the first adaptive reuse apartment conversion in Los Angeles. We welcome Pets and Pet Owners, we DO NOT charge a PET DEPOSIT or PET RENT!

PARKING:

We were just notified that in our Garage Cargie (https://www.chargie.com) will be installing 40 public use car chargers by the end of July.

Parking for residents is available for $200/month for a single unreserved space, 250/month for a single reserved space and $350/month for tandem-reserved parking. The garage has an extensive camera system on all floors, entrance / exit and common areas.

- Energy Star Appliances included: gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. (There are washer/dryers on each floor of the building).
- Night Patrol from dusk until dawn, daily
- Controlled Access to all buildings

THE NEIGHBORHOOD:
The building is situated in the middle of an Art and Food Hotspot in Downtown Los Angeles. The ground floor of building is home to gallery spaces and restaurants. Featuring Art Space 114 Galley (IG @artspace114) Miguel Osuna Studio Gallery (IG @miguel_osuna_artstudio), Emerging Gallery, KAZU NORI (IG @kazunorisushi), Bar Ama (IG @bar_ama), PI LA Pizza (IG @pizzpila), Orsa Winston (IG @orsaandwinston), Continental Club (@continentalclub), Harmony Fruit Bar (IG@harmony_fruit_bar) and Serratti Coffee (IG @serratticoffee).

Within 1 block: Old Bank District Farmers Market (IG@DTLAMarket) every Sunday, Art Night DTLA (IG @dtlaartnight) (every 1st Thursday of the Month), Kazu Nori (IG @kazunorisushi), Bar Ama (IG @bar_ama), Orsa & Winston (IG @orsaandwinston), La Petit Paris (IG@lepetitparis_la), Miguel Osuna Studio Gallery (IG @miguel_osuna_artstudio), Yuko Kitchen (IG@yukokitchen), Simply Salad (IG@simplysalad), Tilt Coffee (@tiltcoffeebar), Antojitos Puebla (Mexican food) (IG @official.antojitospuebla), The Regent Theatre (IG@regenttheaterla), Lovesong Bar (IG@thelovesongbar), Continental Club (@continentalclub), Buzz Beer & Wine Shop (IG@buzzwinebar), and Spring Street Park. Home to UCLA's DTLA building for Satellite Classes (near future).

Within 2-3 blocks: The Perch (IG@perchlosangeles), Mrs. Fish (IG@mrsfishla), Macherroni Republic (IG@maccheronirepublic), Grand Central Market (IG@grandcentralmarketla), Blue Bottle Coffee (IG@bluebottle),Blu Jam Café (IG@blujamcafe), The Reserve (IG @thelareserve), The Association (IG@theassociationbar), Cole's French Dip (IG@colesfrenchdip), Las Perlas (IG@lasperlasla), Elabrew Coffee (IG@elabrew), Mignon Wine Bar (IG@mignonwine), Spring Street Bar (IG@springstbar), Beelman's Pub (IG@beelmansdtla), Gelateria Uli (IG@gelateriauli), Horse Thief BBQ (IG@horsetheifbbq), Bradbury Building, City Hall, The Edison (IG@thecaledison), Pitfire Artisan Pizza (IG@pitfirepizza), St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Groundwork Coffee (IG@groundworkcoffee), Redbird (IG@redbirdla), Little Tokyo Library, Art's District, Farmers Market (IG@DTLAMarket), Grand Park, Pershing Square Park, and Pet Project (IG@petprojectla).