360 S Kenmore Ave

A low-rise residential condominium built in 1965, this three-story complex contains primarily one-bedroom homes arranged around shared circulation and a compact central core. The exterior reads as a midcentury garden-style apartment block with a low profile, simple massing, and a pedestrian entry sequence; recent listings note periodic exterior paint and balcony repairs. Units are mostly one-bedroom plans with open living/dining areas, laminate or wood-inspired floors, tile or laminate counters in kitchens, and private balconies or oversized patios on some corners. Common features include an elevator, gated underground parking with assigned spaces, a secured laundry room in the garage level, and rooftop access for small gatherings. Interiors emphasize efficient layouts, built-in kitchen appliances in many units, generous closet storage, and individual wall or split AC units. Building services are minimal but practical: routine HOA-managed maintenance, low-to-moderate association fees, and occasional capital improvements such as elevator and balcony work. Pet policies vary by unit and association rules. Located in central Los Angeles’ Koreatown/Mid-Wilshire corridor, the complex sits within walking distance of transit, restaurants, markets, and entertainment, with quick freeway access to Downtown, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills — a neighborhood-oriented environment that balances affordability with urban convenience.