330 W 11Th St

A seven-story, 1923 concrete-and-steel loft conversion in South Park, Downtown Los Angeles, repurposed under the city’s Adaptive Reuse program and rehabilitated in 2005. The property contains large live/work lofts and a mix of two- and four-bedroom plans created by combining units; many residences feature industrial bones such as exposed concrete columns and ductwork alongside finished touches like hardwood or cork floors, two-story ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling/oversized double-glazed windows. Interiors emphasize open-plan layouts with modern upgrades: chef-style stainless steel kitchens with stone counters, recessed lighting, built-in cabinetry, multiple primary suites in some combined units, in-unit laundry, walk-in closets, private balconies, and wired data infrastructure. Common areas and services reflect an urban amenity cluster shared with an adjacent building: resort-style rooftop pool and cabanas, spa/hot tub, full fitness studio and yoga space, sand volleyball and half basketball courts, outdoor kitchens and BBQs, dog run/wash, landscaped interior courtyard, controlled entry and a staffed private lobby, plus designated covered parking (including side-by-side spaces). The building supports mixed live/work use, low HOA dues relative to its amenity set, and is positioned within walking distance of Crypto.com Arena/LA Live, Whole Foods, transit, restaurants, and nightlife, offering a centralized downtown lifestyle with both residential privacy and commercial flexibility.