435 S Virgil Ave

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1986, the property spans three stories and primarily contains one- and two-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors and open courtyards. Exterior character is typical of mid-1980s multifamily construction with a modest façade, gated underground parking and a pedestrian-friendly setback along a palm‑lined residential street. Unit interiors vary from original finishes to renovated flats; common interior features reported across units include open floor plans, hardwood or hard-surface flooring, recessed lighting, granite or stone counters, ceiling fans, and private balconies or patios. Building-wide amenities and services include secured entry, elevator access, a community laundry room, guest parking, and a landscaped courtyard. Parking is a notable on-site convenience with assigned covered spaces—many listings reference two spaces per unit, sometimes tandem—plus multiple guest spots in the garage. The association manages basic utilities and exterior maintenance; recent capital work has included a roof replacement. Located in central Los Angeles near the Wilshire corridor and Koreatown, the community is a short walk to grocery stores, restaurants, the Red Line metro, and medical centers, offering urban connectivity with a quieter residential block feel. Pet policies and HOA rules vary by unit but the building is commonly described as secure and well-maintained.