Have you seen this light-filled 1-bedroom unit (plus a loft) with elevated ceilings, Beaux-Arts sophistication, and expansive views of the LA skyline? This historic, but newly renovated building and apartment provides the best of both worlds. It's perfect for those who want to be entrenched in the vibrant culture of Downtown and then unwind in a warm, unique home. (Fun Fact: The Higgins Building was originally home to the first power plant west of the Mississippi River.) The renovated open kitchen with a new refrigerator and water filtration system is perfect for entertaining or cooking at home, and the convertible den serves as an ideal second bedroom or office space for those WFH days (or years!). There's also a remodeled bathroom with an en-suite washer/dryer and floor-to-ceiling custom closets to suit all your practical needs. Then walk one block and you're in the heart of Little Tokyo, a few beats in the opposite direction, and you have a fascinating afternoon at The Broad or a special evening out at The Music Center, and in between is the Arts District and Historic Core, with Grand Central Market and countless restaurants, shops, galleries, breweries, and events available. For those evenings where you want a view, but don't feel like going out, head up to the picturesque rooftop, outfitted with grills, lounge chairs, and plenty of seating for cozy dinners with friends and family. The Higgins Building is a historic gem protected under The Mills Act, which provides a significant reduction in property taxes for the owner. It's also conveniently located near entrances to all major metros, four metro stations, and Union Station for easy commuting and getaways. This is truly a unique and comfortable space—perfect for all your needs.