If you are moving to Los Angeles and want to live in a conveniently located home near all of the amenities and attractions Downtown offers, look no further than this newly constructed 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom shared apartment. At 1744-square-feet, this two-story unit is situated on a large, fenced-in lot with a front yard. This Downtown home features central air conditioning, crown molding, laminate wood floors, French doors, a fully-applianced gourmet kitchen, radiator heating, recessed lighting, and a new washer and dryer. This home includes paid WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and private parking in an attached two-car garage. Want more space for a home office or plan to move in with friends? You have the option of renting this entire unit if available. Bedrooms in this lavish home accommodate queen-size beds and additional furniture, such as nightstands and desks or dressers. All three bedrooms include walk-in closets and windows with window coverings for natural light when needed. One bedroom offers an en suite bathroom with a bathtub shower combination. You have the option of having your bedroom fully furnished by June for an additional fee. Tile-floor bathrooms boast single-sink vanities with large mirrors and modern fixtures. The first floor features an open concept design with a large, eat-in kitchen equipped with full-size appliances, including a dishwasher and an over-the-range microwave. The perfect space for a diner party, the area between the kitchen and the living area provides ample room for a large dining table and chairs. A sunlit living room is warm and inviting with French doors that lead out to a private driveway. Great for entertaining guests, this space can easily accommodate a sectional couch, coffee table, chairs, and a TV stand or media console. The central business district of Los Angeles, Downtown is a bustling commercial and residential area comprised of numerous districts, such as Chinatown and Little Tokyo. A newly reimagined area that has gradually become one of the best places to live in Los Angeles, Downtown attracts a diverse demographic of college students and working professionals that enjoy living near all of the entertainment options that this city has to offer. The housing stock ranges from affordable single-family bungalows to newly developed luxury condos. While much of the historic architecture has been torn down for ongoing new construction, numerous prewar buildings have been repurposed into mixed-use retail spaces with apartments on the floors above. Constructed in 2015, this Downtown apartment puts its tenants less than a mile from the Harbor Freeway, making it a perfect home for commuters. A three-minute walk from the front door will get you to West Pico Boulevard, where you can find local food markets, restaurants, and retail stores. If it is public transit you are seeking, an 18-minute stroll will get you to Westlake/McArthur Park Station for trains on the B and D Lines of the Los Angeles Metro Rail....
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