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| Lot Size: 30,787 | Pool: No | ||||
Remarks: This amazing view loft is located at the historical Rowan Building, the heart of the Old Bank District and Art District. This unit is on the 10th floor with gorgeous amenities such as floating hardwood floor, Italian made cabinetry and Stainless Bosch Appliances all through (Dish Washer, Refrigerator, Oven, Range, Microwave, Washer and Dryer). Oversized mahogany vintage windows directly facing US Bank Tower. The city view is absolutely stunning. You also have the view of a beautiful park. Walk in closet is directly located in the bedroom, as well as the in unit Washer/Dryer. Spacious bathroom also has a large bath tub and tons of upgrades. Easy walk to Grand Central Market, City Park, Pershing Square, Whole Foods, Farmers Market and numerous restaurants and Art Galleries. There is a covered 5 story parking garage right behind the Rowan. *The Rowan is an Art Deco architecture gem built in the year of 1912. It originally was an insurance company office building. The architect who designed the Rowan also designed the Pacific Stock Exchange and The Los Angeles City Hall. The marble walls and floors throughout the building are all original, as well as the brass staircases and elevators. There are also numerous spectacular decorative cornices around the edge | |||||
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