814 Spring, Unit 5, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Seize this rare opportunity to own an entire floor in the exclusive Tomahawk Lofts, a historic gem nestled in the heart of Downtown L.A.'s vibrant Fashion District. Spanning an expansive 1,789 square feet, this exceptional loft is the ultimate live/work space, designed to inspire creativity. The Tomahawk is unique in so many ways, from the private keyed elevator that opens directly into the residence, ensuring both privacy and convenience to having street to street frontage as the loft stretches from Spring St. to Main St., offering captivating easterly and westerly views through oversized windows that flood the space with natural light and provide excellent cross-ventilation. The flexible open floor plan invites endless customization possibilities, and the high-end Bulthaup kitchen, equipped with Miele appliances, is fit for a chef. Additional features include a new central HVAC system, an in-unit washer and dryer, 11-foot exposed concrete slab and beam ceilings, custom built-in bookcases, and ample storage. The Tomahawk Lofts, a boutique 8-story structure built in 1914, was one of the pioneers of modern architecture and played a pivotal role in the Flat Iron Park building boom at the intersection of Spring and Main streets. As a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, the building is MILLS ACT approved, offering substantial property tax savings. Fully renovated in 2004, the building's plumbing, wiring, and modern safety systems are up to date and meet current building and seismic standards. Secured garage parking is conveniently located adjacent to the building. Located in the heart of the Fashion District, the Tomahawk is steps away from high-end designer boutiques, top-rated restaurants, Whole Foods, the Apple Store, the Flower Market, LA Live, and the best DTLA has to offer. With walking distance to the Arts District, Little Tokyo, and South Park, easy access to freeways and public transportation, this SoHo-style loft is truly one-of-a-kind and an irreplaceable piece of L.A. history.