Flower Street Lofts

Flower Street Lofts is a converted industrial live/work condominium complex in Downtown Los Angeles’ South Park neighborhood, completed in 2003 and rising four stories with 91 loft residences. The building preserves its warehouse origins through exposed concrete floors, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, high and cathedral-style ceilings (often 14–24 feet), exposed structural elements, and industrial architectural details that blend with modern finishes. Unit types range from single-level one-bed layouts to dramatic two-story penthouses and mezzanine-style lofts featuring open floor plans, lofted offices, multiple primary suites in some plans, and abundant storage including attics and built-in cabinetry. Kitchens typically showcase contemporary fittings such as quartz or solid-surface counters, European-style cabinetry, islands or breakfast bars, and stainless appliances; many listings note recent renovations and integrated media/network wiring for work-from-home functionality. Common building features include secure elevator access, gated or secured parking with two assigned spaces per unit in many HOAs, a landscaped courtyard and generous private patios for select units, and exterior lighting and rain gutter systems. HOA services frequently bundle high-speed internet and cable packages plus water and basic utilities, with building maintenance and landscaping included. The location offers immediate walkability to Crypto.com Arena/LA Live, restaurants, grocery options, transit links, and entertainment, making the property a blend of urban convenience, adaptable live/work layouts, and loft-style character.