Floorplans of this 12-story building range in size from 848 sq ft to 1,394 sq ft. HOA range from $456 - $622. Parking is not included with the purchase, but the building has a perpetual and exclusive parking easement with Bankhouse Parking Structure on 4th Street.
[from Los Angeles Historian Blog]
Located in the Old Bank District next to the Rowan Lofts and future Spring Street Park, the refurbished El Dorado Lofts hark back to a bygone era when this neighborhood was known as "Wall Street of the West".The developer is Goodwin Gaw, responsible for the Rowan Lofts, the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, and in a large part revitalizing residential Downtown.
The grand lobby was a bustling hub for businessmen and frequent travelers, and a "much-proclaimed venue for local social events."
The El Dorado is certain to be full of life nearly a century later and a great addition to emerging Downtown scene. Be sure to grab a Burgundy or Malbec at the Must Wine Bar and small plates at the innvotiave eatery The Gorbals just down the block.
Dozens of tiles from the Pasadena-based Batchelder Tile Factory, harbingers in the Arts and Crafts movement, cover the lobby walls.
There are a couple of negatives -- the ceiling height feels low in some of the units and some of the new, exterior balconies feel a little rickety.
Regardless, the El Dorado's features are extensive and impressive:
- Bosch appliances with stainless steel finishes
- Granite countertops
- Grohe kitchen faucet
- Double-compartment Franke sinks
- Snaidero Italian bathroom cabinets
- Soaking tubs
- Toto bath faucet and shower sets
And this view is amaze-balls!
El Dorado Lofts
416 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, California 90013
www.eldoradolofts.com
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