The Mercury Condominiums

The Mercury Condominiums is a 23-story midcentury high-rise completed in 1962 and rehabi­litated with modern systems and finishes. Its architecture references Claud Beelman–era midcentury modernism expressed through a tower above two retail floors; the podium hosts street-level shops and a controlled-access lobby. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom condominium layouts with high ceilings, open plans, balconies, and features commonly updated to quartz or granite counters, hardwood or bamboo floors, built-in storage, and in-unit laundry. Common areas include a secured lobby with 24-hour concierge and security, three elevators, and extensive rooftop facilities: an infinity pool, spa/jacuzzi, sundeck, grass lawn with barbecue stations, and a fitness center with panoramic city views. The building provides gated subterranean parking with assigned side-by-side spaces, deeded storage, trash chute service, and on-site management. Pet policies are permissive in listings; units vary between furnished and unfurnished. Located at Wilshire and Western in Koreatown, the Mercury sits steps from Metro Red/Purple Line access, dense retail, restaurants, theaters, and nightlife, offering an urban, transit-oriented lifestyle with skyline and landmark views including the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory.