Flexible dates — available now and possibly through the end of the year or longer.

Escape to my urban refuge and live in a true artist’s loft — the perfect place to write, think, and create. Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, this historic Beaux Arts building from 1905 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The loft is a massive 1 bed / 1 bath, approximately 1,000 sq ft, with a 300 sq ft private patio tucked away from the noise of DTLA.

It comes fully furnished with:
• King-size bed with Matteo Italian linen sheets
• 65" 4K TV with Apple TV (HBO, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Paramount+, Peacock, PBS)
• 6-speaker SONOS surround sound system
• 100+ Mbps internet
• Mid-century modern furniture from Eames, Noguchi, Duxiana, Modernica, and West Elm
• Stainless steel appliances
• Dishwasher
• Concrete floors throughout
• 20-foot ceilings
• Massive skylight over the living and dining area
• Quiet bedroom with blackout covering for deep sleep
• Private interior courtyard exposure (peaceful and quiet)
• Large soaking bathtub that comfortably fits people over 6’
• Walk-in closet
• Laundry on-site
• Roof deck with grill and jacuzzi
• Two elevators for easy access

Parking is available nearby for an additional fee.
You’re steps from Grand Central Market, The Last Bookstore, Angel’s Flight, The Broad, MOCA, Disney Concert Hall, the Central Library, Little Tokyo, Chinatown, and City Hall, and within 5–15 minutes of the Arts District, Koreatown, Elysian Park, the LA River, Dodger Stadium, Echo Park, and Silver Lake.

The loft is near the 10, 110, 101, and 5 freeways, and just one block from the A, B, D, and E subway lines, connecting easily to Santa Monica, Hollywood, Pasadena, Long Beach, the Valley, and soon Beverly Hills and Westwood.

It’s a special space, and I’m looking for someone who will enjoy and take good care of it. Ideal for a writer, artist, or someone looking for a peaceful creative base in Los Angeles.

Let me know if you're interested!

About This Lister

I am an actor, writer, and director who just finished a play on Broadway. I love my home. It's my creative refuge in the most dynamic neighborhood in America. The vibrancy down here is like nothing I've ever felt. In the same way that New York was rediscovering itself in the 80s, LA is doing that same thing down here. Come be a part of it. I hope you love it as much as I do...