| Marie Yap | Packard Lofts | 213.749.9300 | 1000 South Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA | | A modern sanctuary, The Packard Lofts is designed to complement your fast-paced urban lifestyle. | | | 1 Bdrm Apartment | | $2,200/month | | Bedrooms | 1 | | Bathrooms | 1 full, 0 partial | | Sq Footage | 940 | | Parking | 1 dedicated | | Pet Policy | Cats, Small dogs (< 25lbs) | | Deposit | $1,000 |
DESCRIPTION
Packard Lofts is planted on the southeast corner of Hope and Olympic in the most prestigious and highly sought after South Park area of Downtown. 20 open floor plans of Lofts and Penthouses are appointed to fit into and mirror your life with soaring ceilings, glistening cement floors, overly generous walk-in wardrobes, over-sized, double-insulated windows & doors and solar window shades.
Packard Lofts creates an impressive and matchless lifestyle in the bustling Downtown Los Angeles with stunning residences only the most astute will appreciate. Having one address, for living and working, is the utmost prevailing concept of life all around the flourishing Downtown! You call all the shots. Because your life demands maximum uniqueness, our lofts exhibit endless options and flexibility. Stylish architecture, sleek décor, modern conveniences and the greatest of all lifestyles defines your new home and office at Packard Lofts.
You’ll be taken away by our ravishing building with our fully functional fitness center, clubhouse lounge, spa, and rooftop BBQ. We are a pet-friendly building accepting two cats or two dogs with a $500 deposit. Non-aggressive breeds lighter than 40 pounds are permitted at Packard Lofts.
Explore other available floor plans. Call or stop by for a tour and our availability! Allow us the opportunity to show you around everyday from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm. Visit us online www.packardloftsLA.com
Immaculate kitchens and elegant bathrooms are enhanced with brand new stainless steel appliances, modern fixtures, Euro-style cabinets, ice makers, filtered water in the side-by-side fridge, black and white-speckled granite countertops and slate tiled flooring.
Live Beyond the Ordinary-L.A. LIVE!:
Downtown Los Angeles has far surpassed its reputation of being Downtown Los Angeles…life here is hot and live…L.A. LIVE! Snag your front row seat and watch the groundbreaking, world-class entertainment metropolis spring up just two blocks from home! Stretching more than 6 blocks and reaching over 4-million square feet, L.A. LIVE! will explode into Southern California’s sole entertainment hub consisting of dining, shopping, cinemas, cafes, boutiques, music clubs like The Conga Room & Club NOKIA, ESPN’s broadcast headquarters, Lucky Strikes Bowling and the GRAMMY Museum. Never has it been the ultimate perfect time to shift into the new Downtown way!
Your neighboring friends include the brand new, sophisticated Ralph’s Supermarket, Hope Street Park, Staples Center, FIDM, The Palm Restaurant, LA Convention Center, Nokia Theatre, California Market Center, Financial and Fashion Districts, Metro’s Red and Blue Lines, 7th & Fig Outdoor Dining and Shopping plaza, Macy’s Plaza, MOCA, The Music Center, and The Disney Concert Hall. Packard Lofts also offers easy access to major freeways including 110, 101, and 10.
History: Packard Lofts has a history that is both storied and colorful. And it all began in 1905 when mechanical engineer/entrepreneur, Earle C. Anthony agreed to become the Southern California Distributor at Packard Motor Car Company's first dealership in the West. On the dealership's 9th anniversary, Anthony moved his thriving business into a brand new, state-of-the-art facility at the corner of Hope and 10th Street (later renamed Olympic in honor of the City's hosting of the 1932 Olympic Games).
A frequent international traveler, Anthony often discovered innovative ideas and technologies, with an eye towards bringing them back to America. One such trip resulted in his bringing the first three neon signs to ever be seen in the United States. One of them, in the signature Packard logo script, was placed atop this Downtown Los Angeles building. It is no coincidence that the Museum of Neon Art is located across the street from Packard Lofts.
As Anthony's Packard empire grew, he reached into other interests and in 1922 established radio station KFI as Los Angeles' second ever broadcast radio station. Also located at 1000 S. Hope, the KFI station saw its signal grew from 2 to 50,000 watts, and was assigned 640 on the AM dial, a place where it remains to this day.
Today, Packard Lofts continues 1000 S. Hope's storied history as one of Los Angeles' truly unique landmarks.
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LEASE TERMS
 12 month lease. Ask about flexible lease terms. |
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Marie Yap |
Packard Lofts |
213.749.9300 |
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| | | | | | | Posted: May 9, 2008, 8:11am PDT | |
