Condominium In Los Angeles

Some homes ask you to keep working on them. This one is done. 512 Brooks was reimagined in 2021 with more than $200,000 in upgrades, and it still lives like new. The main floor opens wide: French oak floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, a fireplace, and a chef’s kitchen with a Viking six-burner range, Cambria quartz, pot filler, and a farmhouse sink. A bonus room with a roll-up door opens the whole wall to its own patio. The larger one is where you’d host: jasmine along the edges, a built-in Lynx grill, a fire pit, and a bench built into the wall. The entire second floor belongs to the primary suite: motorized shades, gas fireplace, walk-in closet, private balcony, and a spa bath with Axor fixtures, jetted tub, dual showerheads, and dual vanities. Upstairs, two more bedrooms with custom Italian Murphy beds share a Jack-and-Jill bath with slate floors, frameless glass shower, and heated towel rack. 2,480 square feet across three levels. Three outdoor spaces. A two-car direct-access garage with 240V EV charging, in a gated six-unit building. The HOA covers building insurance, roof, exterior maintenance, landscaping, termite, elevator, fire monitoring, and common utilities. Lock the door, leave for a month, come back to everything exactly as you left it. Abbot Kinney is five minutes away. Erewhon is around the corner. The beach is a short walk west.