This stylish condo comes with a dishwasher, oven, refrigerator, and stacked washer & dryer. The high ceilings are lit naturally by sunlight coming in from the south facing, mahogany lined windows. Hardwood floors help give the condo an expansive feel.The condo is in the Rowan Building. The Rowan offers impressive communal areas including: BBQs next to Hot Tubs, a dog walk area, the Gallery Lounge, and several sitting areas where you can enjoy a new book just purchased across the street at the Last Bookstore.The Rowan building is private.  A friendly guard is stationed at the front desk 24 hours a day, accepting packages, monitoring everyone coming in and out, and monitoring the communal park and gated alleyway via surveillance cameras.  Dedicated parking spots are available to rent in the private lot behind the Rowan. This parking lot is manned 24 hours a day by an attendant, allowing you to feel safe anytime of day while walking from your car to your condo.Should you decide to venture out, you're in the Old Bank District, which is the epicenter of one of the most expansive urban revitalizations in Los Angeles history.  What had been vacant, dilapidated store fronts before 1998, is now one of the coolest walkable neighborhoods in all of Los Angeles.  This revitalization is not slowing, which means more shops, bars, restaurants, and more value appreciation for you to enjoy.Walkable restaurants include: Nickel Diner,  Eggslut, Vegan Hooligans DTLA, Howlin' Ray's.Walkable bars include: The Varnish, Library Bar, Seven Grand, La Cita, Spring Street Arcade.Walkable music venues include: Exchange LA, The Regent, The Theater at Ace Hotel.Walkable theaters include: Los Angeles Theater, The Orpheum, The Globe.Walkable retail and services include: The Last Bookstore, Bolt Barbers, Buzz Wine and Beer Shop, Saturday Morning Farmer's Market at 5th and Spring, Grand Central Market, Spring Arcade Building.Adjacent neighborhoods include: Arts District, Little Tokyo, Fashion District.Close to downtown LA are exciting neighborhoods that are only a short Lyft ride away including: Echo Park, Silverlake, Koreatown, Los Feliz, and Hollywood. With improving Metro lines, it's possible to live in downtown LA without a car, and to still be able to get around LA cheaply and efficiently. E-bikes and scooters are available on most street corners for ease of travel inside of downtown LA.

The manager has listed the unit size as 470 square feet.