For those who’d like an upscale historic industrial loft nearly 1,200 square feet in the cool, clean neighborhood central to all creative resources of L.A. Here’s an opportunity to live in the renowned Biscuit Lofts, the historic building built in 1925, with a remodel in 2007. Beautiful exposed brick and concrete pillars accent hardwood floors throughout the space, large industrial windows expand the room, allowing natural sunlight to shine through. High tall ceilings extend the spacious, architectural vibe. The unit has one assigned subterranean parking space and in-unit laundry. Amenities include 24-hour concierge, fitness center, barbecue area, and pool. Located just minutes to incredible restaurants, cafes, markets, all that the DTLA Arts District has to offer. DETAILS / PHOTOS | TOUR VIDEO
The Arts District offers the most well developed Lofts and Condos anywhere in Los Angeles including Biscuitt Company Lofts
Biscuit Company Lofts is the award-winning Linear City LLC conversion of the historic west coast Nabisco bakery into 104 authentic live/work lofts and one serious french bistro. Biscuit complements the other lofts buildings on the street and further transforms Industrial Street into a vital, energetic neighborhood and a real community of interested urbanites.
I recently started working for a company that operates out of a unit here. I just want to say that the weekday concierge team are Rock Stars!! SUPER helpful, courteous, and everything else. I wanted to wait a few days to leave a review to make sure, but these guys are like Jarvis from Iron Man. Literally, all 5 stars are for the people who work here. Cheers!
Each loft features a spacious floor plan flooded with natural light, sturdy steel frame construction, high ceilings, exposed brick walls, thick hardwood floors, industrial seal windows and oversized doors. Lobbies and corridors are enhanced by ornamental concrete and sandblasted brick, copper doors and vintage lamps.
One reviewer who works with the management company had this to say. (he) heard residents have about the inner workings. This is an A-class building with great reserves and an impeccable reputation for maintaining its historical status. It really is the premiere building in the Arts District.
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In an effort to preserve the original spirit and detail of the building, the designers of Biscuit Company Lofts sought to find and follow the natural grain of the building, respecting its parameters but looking at them from the standpoint of new use. Aleks Istanbullu Architects has crafted varied floor plans and common areas with distinct shapes and color schemes. Single story units range from 605 to 2,100 square feet, and there are seventeen unique two, three, and four-story units varying from 1,800 to nearly 6,000 square feet. Ceiling heights are 13′, 16′ 20′ and 30′. #Artsdistrict
Experience a retreat from the urban grind in Biscuit’s tranquil courtyards, landscaped gardens, and oversized swimming pool. Stretch out, and work out on Woodway treadmills, Matrix Ascent ellipticals and Life Fitness weight equipment, in a world-class, private homeowners gym. Room to breathe, relax, and socialize…the choice is yours. For those seeking spacious environs, green escapes, and refined living- Biscuit Company Lofts are the ideal place to live and work.
Another resident was thoughtful in a review. In the Art District of Downtown Los Angeles. A living space designed for the modern liberal bourgeois who has the soul and taste of an artist. The units boast 16 ft high ceilings and original hardwood from the early 1900s. Located by the Toy lofts and Church and State. Great place to live.
What is the mystery? The name comes from the buildings former life as a Nabisco Company West Cost Head Quarters.
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