Grand Lofts

The Grand Lofts is  just a walk to Staples Center, LA Live & Ralph's and a Starbucks. A luxury urban loft with hard wood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and washer/dryer connections and reserved parking spaces. The HOA dues include cable and internet. Read more about the Grand Lofts below the listings.

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Grand Lofts

The Grand Lofts in Downtown Los Angeles were remodeled in 2005. These lofts are considered to be one of the best places to live in the downtown LA location. They are located in the trendy South Park area. When you live at the Grand Lofts, you have a sophisticated home full of top-notch amenities blended with great functionality. These lofts are designed to be open and contemporary, filled with natural lighting. The interiors of these lofts have tall ceilings and large windows that excite residents and their guests. The upscale features and amenities truly create a luxurious and comfortable atmosphere for all of your entertaining need.

Living At Grand Lofts

The Grand Lofts is a mid-rise residential building located in the South Park neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles. The building was originally built in 1923. It stands 7 stories tall and features 66 loft units in addition to common living areas. The loft units range in size from around 1,000 square feet to almost 3,000 square feet. Living in downtown Los Angeles puts you in the center of a great place to live, work, and play at any time of the day, every day of the week. The Grand Lofts are conveniently situated in the heart of it all. You are within walking distance of incredible restaurants, shops, and the Staples Center. There is no better place to live than at the center of downtown Los Angeles.

Grand Lofts Amenities

When you own a residence at Grand Lofts, you not only benefit from its location but also have access to incredible amenities. Residents love that the building is safe and secure at all times. All of the lofts have open floor plans to accommodate each resident's particular style and design in how they use their space. Each loft has been fully renovated with the most current upscale design materials and appliances. There are also on-site facilities such as a gym, pool, barbecue area, basketball court, volleyball court, sky deck, and much more. Each resident is assigned two parking spaces as well. These amenities, combined with the location, are exactly why this is a highly desired mid-rise luxury living complex. Residents thoroughly enjoy living at the Grand Lofts.

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Grand Lofts Statistics

• Year Built: 1923
• Modernized: 2005
• Stories: 7
• Number of Units: 66

Where is Grand Lofts?

Grand Lofts is located at Address: 330 W 11th St & 1100 S Grand Ave Los Angeles, CA 90015

Which utilities do the homeowners of Grand Lofts have to pay?

Electricity, Cable, Natural Gas and Internet.

Does Grand Lofts allow Pets?

Grand Lofts allows people to bring in Pets. HOA pet rules applied.

What are the Amenities available at Grand Lofts?

• Pool
• Spa/Hot Tub
• Barbecue
• Outdoor Cooking Area
• Clubhouse
• Recreation Room
• Meeting Room
• Cable TV
• Gas
• Water
• Security

What Types of Condos are at Grand?

Grand, Downtown LA Condos consists of low-rise building units. The building has 7 Stories and 66 units. The living areas range in size from 1,151 to 2,392 square feet.

What schools are assigned to Grand Lofts?

The schools assigned to Grand Lofts include Ninth Street School, John H. Liechty Middle School and Belmont Senior High School.

What do we like about Grand Lofts?

Grand Lofts, rejuvenated in 2005, has become a highly coveted residential haven thanks to its prime location at the heart of the thriving South Park district in downtown. Fusing form with sophisticated amenities, these modern, open, and light-filled flex lofts offer residents a distinctive opportunity to shape their living spaces according to their unique needs and tastes. Grand Lofts stands as a trendsetting and innovative residence with its expansive interiors boasting high ceilings and large windows that immerse you in the vibrant energy of the city. These spaces are designed by homeowners to cater to their personal requirements and style. To further elevate the experience, upscale appointments and amenities are provided to make both work and entertainment more comfortable and memorable.

Originally constructed in 1923 as the headquarters for George Pepperdine's West Auto Supply (the benefactor of Pepperdine University), this building served as the new home for the Western Auto Supply company. They specialized in Model-T accessories, boasting a sprawling 10,000-square-foot showroom. At the time, this was significant as the Ford Model T was initially sold without tires, fenders, a top, a windshield, or lights. The construction of this property was hailed as "another milestone in the growth of the automobile industry and the rapid development of Los Angeles." George Pepperdine's success with his automotive headquarters paved the way for various industries and ventures to settle in downtown Los Angeles, including the establishment of Pepperdine College in 1937. Many decades later, the former Western Auto Supply building became home to UCLA Extensions.

In 1958, George Pepperdine had envisioned adding three new floors to his four-story building. Today, Killeffer Flammang Architects has realized his vision while maintaining the original design emphasis on open spaces, high ceilings, and ample natural light, as envisioned by the original architect, John Montgomery Cooper.

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