Combining the shell of an old industrial building with folk art and stylish mid-century modern furniture, this eclectic loft-style home provides the ideal base for a couple or solo traveller looking to be within easy reach of Los Angeles’ most exciting sights. Rustic charm meets snazzy sophistication in this open-plan space, with cool original features (think steel doors, beamed ceilings and concrete floors) giving it plenty of character. We love how the layout gives this home a real sense of largesse, while the soft furnishings and wooden accents lend it a sense of warmth and cosiness. Open up the large front doors to step out onto a communal patio where a fire pit and comfortable seating invite memorable nights beneath the stars. When you’re not hanging out in your chic pad, go out and explore the nearby sights. You’re just an eight-minute walk from Rose Hill Park and a fifteen-minute drive from Chinatown, while a twenty-minute car ride will take you to the Griffith Observatory and the bright lights of Hollywood.


Home truths:
*Unfortunately, this home isn't suitable for children under twelve years old, unless prior approval from the host has been given
*Guests are asked to keep noise levels to a minimum – inside and outside – between 10 pm and 9 am
*This home has a studio-style layout with no separation between the living and sleeping area
*The courtyard is shared with the other residents of the four other neighbouring homes
*On-street parking is available for cars right outside the compound
*There are coin-operated washers and dryers in the laundry shed, which is accessed via the terrace