Historic Beaux-Arts elegance meets modern urban living
The Bartlett Lofts, a 14-story architectural gem in Downtown Los Angeles, stands as a testament to the city's rich history. Completed in 1911, this Beaux-Arts masterpiece was designed by renowned architects John Parkinson and Edwin Bergstrom. Originally the Union Oil Building, it held the title of Los Angeles' tallest structure for five years. Today, the building houses 139 meticulously crafted condominium units, blending historic charm with contemporary comfort. The Bartlett Lofts offers residents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Los Angeles history while enjoying the vibrant pulse of downtown living.
Diverse layouts with character-rich features
The Bartlett Lofts offers a range of living spaces to suit various preferences, from cozy studios to spacious two-bedroom units. Studios span from 460 to 780 square feet, while one-bedroom units range from 430 to 1,010 square feet. The largest offerings are the two-bedroom units, measuring between 660 and 1,300 square feet.
Each residence showcases the building's industrial heritage with polished concrete floors, soaring ceilings reaching up to 14 feet, and expansive windows that flood the spaces with natural light. Many units feature exposed brick walls, adding to the authentic loft aesthetic. Kitchens are equipped with modern stainless steel appliances, some boasting sleek quartz countertops and updated cabinetry.
Studio units, perfect for those seeking an efficient urban lifestyle, rent for around $1,500 per month. One-bedroom units, ideal for singles or couples, are available for purchase with prices ranging from $435,000 to $495,000. Two-bedroom units, offering more space for families or those who need a home office, typically rent for about $2,500 per month.
Some units boast unique features such as private outdoor patios, a rarity in downtown living. Others offer stunning city views, particularly from the upper floors. Many residences include in-unit washer and dryer, central heating and air conditioning, and updated bathrooms with soaking tubs.
The building's Mills Act status provides significant property tax savings for owners, making these historic lofts an attractive investment. Monthly HOA fees range from $600 to $700, covering amenities such as trash removal, water, sewer, and security services.
Rooftop vistas and round-the-clock security
The Bartlett Lofts offers a suite of amenities designed to enhance the urban living experience. The crown jewel is undoubtedly the rooftop deck, providing residents with breathtaking 360-degree views of the Los Angeles skyline. This shared space serves as an ideal spot for relaxation, socializing, or simply taking in the city's panorama.
On the third floor, residents can enjoy a tranquil courtyard, offering a green respite from the bustling city streets below. The building's lobby, recently remodeled, pays homage to its historic roots while incorporating modern design elements.
Security is a top priority at The Bartlett Lofts. A 24-hour front desk security service ensures residents' safety and peace of mind. The building also features secure controlled access, adding an extra layer of protection.
For those who enjoy outdoor cooking, a BBQ area is available for resident use. Pet owners will appreciate the pet-friendly policy, though a pet deposit is required.
Practical amenities include on-site parking, a rarity in downtown Los Angeles, and a mail room for convenient package reception. Some units come with small separate storage spaces, providing additional room for residents' belongings.
The building's historic character is preserved in details such as the original Beaux-Arts decor, creating a unique living environment that blends the charm of the past with the conveniences of the present.
The pulse of Downtown LA at your doorstep
The Bartlett Lofts sits at the heart of Downtown Los Angeles' Historic Core, offering residents unparalleled access to the city's cultural, culinary, and entertainment offerings. This vibrant neighborhood is one of the few areas in Los Angeles where a car-free lifestyle is not just possible, but enjoyable.
Food enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise, with an array of dining options within walking distance. Grand Central Market, a historic food hall, is just a short stroll away, offering everything from artisanal coffee to gourmet tacos. For a more upscale dining experience, Bottega Louie serves up French-inspired cuisine in a stunning setting. Those craving Asian flavors can head to Little Tokyo, home to numerous authentic Japanese restaurants.
Culture vultures will appreciate the proximity to world-class museums and performance venues. The Broad Museum, showcasing contemporary art, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall, home to the LA Philharmonic, are both within easy reach. The historic Broadway Theater District, with its beautifully restored movie palaces, offers a glimpse into the city's glamorous past.
Shopping options abound, from the fashion-forward boutiques in the nearby Fashion District to major retailers at FIGat7th and The Bloc. The recently opened Apple Tower Theater, housed in a restored 1920s movie palace, is a must-visit for tech enthusiasts.
For everyday needs, residents have convenient access to Whole Foods and Ralphs supermarkets. The Last Bookstore, California's largest used and new book and record store, is a bibliophile's dream just a few blocks away.
Nightlife in the area is equally vibrant. The rooftop bar at the nearby Ace Hotel offers craft cocktails with stunning views, while Seven Grand is known for its extensive whiskey selection. For live music, the Orpheum Theatre hosts a variety of performances in a beautifully restored venue.
Green spaces, while not abundant, are still accessible. Pershing Square and Grand Park offer urban oases for relaxation and community events. The Sunday farmers market provides fresh, local produce for health-conscious residents.
Living at The Bartlett Lofts means being at the center of Downtown LA's renaissance, with a perfect blend of historic charm and modern urban amenities at your fingertips.
A transit hub with multiple commuting options
The Bartlett Lofts' location in Downtown Los Angeles provides residents with a multitude of transportation options, making it easy to navigate the city and beyond.
For those who prefer public transit, the building is exceptionally well-served. The 7th Street/Metro Center Station, a major transit hub, is just a 10-minute walk away. This station offers access to four Metro rail lines: the Red, Purple, Blue, and Expo lines, connecting residents to various parts of Los Angeles County, from Long Beach to North Hollywood.
Another nearby option is the Pershing Square Station, also a 10-minute walk, which serves the Red and Purple lines. These subway lines provide quick access to other downtown destinations, as well as Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley.
Bus service in the area is comprehensive. The Spring & 7th bus stop, practically at the building's doorstep, is served by the DASH D and E lines, as well as Metro Local lines. These buses offer convenient connections to other parts of downtown and beyond.
For those venturing further afield, Union Station, the city's main railway hub, is easily accessible via a short metro ride. From there, residents can catch Amtrak trains to destinations throughout California and beyond, or use the Metrolink commuter rail system to reach suburbs in five Southern California counties.
Cyclists will appreciate the area's bike-friendly infrastructure, with dedicated bike lanes on many downtown streets. The building's central location means that many destinations are within easy cycling distance.
While the neighborhood's walkability reduces the need for a car, those who do drive will find the building's location convenient for accessing major freeways. The 110 and 101 freeways are both within a mile, providing routes to other parts of the city and Southern California.
For air travel, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is about a 25-minute drive away, traffic permitting. Alternatively, the FlyAway shuttle service offers direct buses from nearby Union Station to LAX, providing a stress-free option for airport transfers.
The Bartlett Lofts' prime location in a transit-rich area of Downtown Los Angeles ensures that residents have multiple options for getting around, whether commuting to work, exploring the city, or traveling beyond.
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High Crime
Crime Score®
10/ 10
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
90/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
97/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Spring Street Park
7 min walk
Picnic Area
Playground
Grand Hope Park
11 min walk
Picnic Area
Playground
San Julian Park
11 min walk
Basketball
Picnic Area
City Hall Park Center
15 min walk
Picnic Area
Multi-Purpose Field
South Park Commons
1 min drive
Picnic Area
Arts District Dog Park
2 min drive
Dog Park
Parking Lot
Venice Hope Park
2 min drive
Picnic Area
Playground
Grand Park
3 min drive
Picnic Area
Community Center
Multi-Purpose Field
LA Live Dog Park
3 min drive
Camping
Dog Park
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