320 S Gramercy Pl

Essex House on Gramercy is a low-rise, three-story condominium complex built in 1964 that reflects midcentury multifamily design. Units range from one- to two-bedroom plans with features typical of the era alongside later updates: open living/dining layouts, recessed lighting, multiple primary-suite configurations on some plans, ceiling fans, and in-unit laundry. Many residences include private outdoor space—balconies or ground-level patios—and some showcase floor-to-ceiling windows or large sliding doors that bring light into living areas. Common elements inside the building include an elevator, entrance foyer, trash chute, and shared storage; apartment interiors often have built-in dry bars, foyer areas, and living room decks. Exterior lighting and a tree-lined street presence contribute to curb appeal. Parking is provided in a gated underground garage with assigned spaces and available electric chargers for a fee. The homeowners association manages maintenance and utilities such as water and trash in some units; pet policies and concierge-level services vary by unit and should be confirmed with management. Located on a quiet stretch near Wilshire Park, Essex House sits at the intersection of Koreatown, Hancock Park, and Larchmont Village, placing residents within walking distance of neighborhood eateries, shops, theaters, and transit connections that serve downtown Los Angeles.