Bartlett Lofts And Condos

Bartlett Building Lofts is perfectly situated in the spraling bug of Downtown Los Angeles located within the Jewelry District. The lofts were architecturally designed with a New Tork flair for live/work environment. There are twelve floor plans available, some units have a private patio and sunset views.

The building features a rooftop deck with magnificent city views, and a second floor patio. The building also retains its original restored elevator doors in the lobby, and two beautiful iron staircases.

139 Units, Twelve Floor plans with Prices starting at $200,000

LOFT FEATURES:
Architectural Features
Open Floor Plan
Polished, Stained Concrete Floors

Magnificent City Views*
Private Balcony*
Custom Built Antique Look Closets*
Exposed Brick*
Rooftop Patio

Bathroom Fixtures
Custom Built Vanity Cabinets and Sink
Shower Surrounded with Ceramic Tile
Ceramic Tile Floors
Decorative Steel Shelving

Gourmet Kitchens
Natural Maple Wood Cabinets
Stainless Steel Appliances
Quality Glass-Top Oven
Microwave Over Stove
Granite/Porcelain Counter Tops

Other Fixtures
Unique Historic Architectural features throughout the building
Washer and Dryer
Fast Connection Cable Internet
Hot & Cold Water
Electric for common area
Maintenance for common amenities

Building History
The A. G. Bartlett Building was designed in 1911
Los Angeles architects John Parkinson and Edwin Bergstrom in the Beaux Arts style
Ground floor of the building was initially leased by German-American Savings Bank
1911 and 1922, the upper floors were tenanted by the Union Oil Company
Major facelift in 1937 
Style adopted was Art-Deco ‘Moderne’ 
1951 movie “D.O.A”, the lobby of the building is used as a rendezvous;
2002, the building was converted to residential use

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