Barker Block Lofts

Barker Block Lofts is a low-rise, formerly industrial warehouse complex in Los Angeles’ Arts District, renovated for residential live/work use while retaining early 20th-century character. The four-story property dates from circa 1910–1920 and contains mostly one- and two-bedroom lofts and duplex townhome-style units that emphasize open plans, high or cathedral ceilings, exposed red brick, heavy timber beams and concrete or hardwood floors. Interiors commonly feature loft layouts, floor-to-ceiling or wrap-around windows, quartz or stone counters, stainless steel appliances, built-in storage and in-unit laundry; many units include balconies or private patios and generous closet space. Common areas play up the property’s converted-warehouse identity: a private landscaped courtyard, art gallery/communal lounge spaces, and a gated garage with assigned parking. The rooftop is a pronounced focal point, offering a resort-style pool and spa, cabanas, sun deck, BBQs, fire pits and a fitness center with skyline views. Additional building services include controlled access, 24/7 security detail, on-site HOA management, free common-area Wi-Fi and additional storage rooms or basement storage for some units. The location sits steps from galleries, restaurants, coffee shops and the Arts District Park, with easy access to transit and major freeways, supporting an urban, creative community lifestyle.