Located in the highly coveted La Tour building of the Wilshire Corridor, this turnkey 3 bedroom + den, 2.5 bath with approximately 3,143 sq ft of light and bright living space offers ample space to relax at home or entertain. The front double door entry leads you into the open floor plan that was revised to provide more functional usage of the available square footage. Generous Master Suite with walk in closet and massive en suite bath. An additional en suite bedroom + 2 bedrooms, open living room connecting to dining room with private patio are the perfect compliment to this one of a kind home. The 4th floor modern contemporary unit was fully remodeled from top to bottom in 2012, boasting raised ceilings, renovated kitchen with Italian made cabinets, quartz countertops and Subzero and Wolf appliances. 2 new AC units, new piping and electrical, solid Maple flooring, designer finished bathrooms, recessed LED lighting throughout, and built in entertainment features are also part of the extensive renovation list. Amenities included are 2 separate storage rooms, 2 dedicated parking spaces, in-unit laundry, gym, sauna, pool, club room, 24-hour valet and security.
Listing information updated April 4, 2018
10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 has 3 + Den bedrooms.
10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 has 2.5 bathrooms.
10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 is approximately 3,143 square feet.
10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 is listed at $2,255,000.
As of April 4, 2018, 10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Open house at 10380 Wilshire Blvd #401: January 9th, 2018.
Notable features of 10380 Wilshire Blvd #401 include Master Suite w/ 2 walk in closets, Updated kitchen, Updated bathrooms, Raised ceilings, Central HVAC w/ Nest Controls, 2 balconies, Subzero + Wolf appliances, 24 hour security + valet.
Parking at 10380 Wilshire Blvd #401: Car Parking.
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Running costs stack up from chemicals, pump electricity, water, and either a service or your own weekly time — and then there are the replacements: pumps, heaters, and resurfacing all have finite lives and four-figure price tags. Ask the seller for the last few years of actual pool expenses rather than working from a national average.
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