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In 2004, the Greystone Group bought the property. They hired historic preservationist Brenda Levin and invested $20 million to convert the building to what is know known as Library Court Lofts. Brenda Levin paid particular attention to the historic details while still making significant changes, such as removing the center of the building to allow space for a Zen-style garden
Layout and Features
The Library Court Lofts building capitalizes on the historical nature of the building without compromising on modern amenities. The interior design is simple and elegant. The apartments feature floor to ceiling windows and hardwood floors from the original 1955 building combined with new stainless steel appliances and top-end bathroom fixtures.
Library Court Lofts have 91 different units. There are five studio apartments and five two-story townhouses on the bottom floor. The one-bedroom and two-bedroom condos on the other floors are between 570 to 1,185 square feet.
Unit features include:
Floor to ceiling windows
Hardwood floors
Granite counter tops
Washer and dryer
Stainless steel appliances
Split level (select units)
Private patio (select units)
Building amenities include:
Playroom
Fitness center
24-hour study
Courtyard
Business center
Rooftop Library Lounge
Rooftop sundeck
Gated subterranean parking
Located on the corner of Sixth and Hope Streets, in the Financial District in downtown Los Angeles. The Financial District is known for its upscale skyscrapers and numerous corporate headquarters. It is a convenient live/work neighborhood.
The Library Court Lofts building is within walking distance of numerous shops, restaurants, cafes, schools, and other amenities. Several restaurants, including Subway, Mitaki Sushi, Loose Leaf Custom Made Salad, and Wolfgang Puck La Bistro, are located on the ground floor of the building. Popular nearby locations include the Los Angeles Public Library, Staples Center, LA Live!, Macy’s, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles Convention Center, 7th Street/Flower Station, Ralph’s, and Standard Hotel.
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