1850 Industrial St

The Biscuit Company Lofts is a seven-story, 1925 industrial conversion in Los Angeles’ Arts District that retains heavy historic character while operating as modern condominium lofts. Converted from the former National Biscuit Company plant in the mid-2000s, the building mixes raw warehouse elements—exposed brick, concrete and original hardwood—with high ceilings, large factory windows and mezzanine bedroom configurations typical of live/work lofts. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms laid out as open plans with features such as cathedral or beamed ceilings, recessed lighting, stone counters, walk-in closets, breakfast bars and occasional formal dining areas. Common spaces emphasize communal urban living: a landscaped courtyard with a saline lap pool, outdoor lounge with fire pit and barbecue, garden and dog run, plus a two-level fitness center, 24-hour controlled access with concierge/security and lobby amenities. Parking is available on-site with assigned spaces and some units include storage; EV charging has been added to select spots. The property participates in the Mills Act historic tax-abatement program, reducing property tax obligations for owners. Located steps from restaurants, galleries, and cultural destinations, the building supports a live/work lifestyle in a densely walkable neighborhood while preserving its historic industrial identity.