Long time owner ready to sell this unique Los Feliz space. Welcome to this mid-century modern gem! 1963–it was a very good year. One of the first buildings in LA that was specifically constructed as a condominium. This 2 bedroom and 2 bath “Vista Los Feliz” condo gives you that spacious feel from that coveted mid-century era of American architecture. Location, lifestyle, livability. This top floor and corner unit rests on a quiet street and yet is a short walk to all the shops and restaurants on Hillhurst. Suburbia meets LA chic. You may take a stroll outside and converse with a neighbor walking their dog or go instead over to Hillhurst and have a coffee amidst the cosmopolitan crowd. One gets the best of both worlds–a suburban feel yet close to the hub of activity that is Los Feliz.

Two bedroom units in this building historically have not been very often on the market. For example, this top floor unit was last on the market almost 40 years ago. It now beckons to its new owner, a piece of LA waiting to be prized. You will notice the glass–all around– first, at the entryway, then, upon exiting the elevator on the top floor looking out to downtown LA in the distance and, of course, in the unit itself. Windows and views and light at every turn from every room in this condo: views of the Griffith Observatory on one side and of downtown LA on the other. An added feature: how about surprisingly large closets (including walk-in closets) considering the building&#39's historical vintage. The unit has a newer kitchen and bath/shower areas, new toilets and new flooring in many rooms and has been freshly painted. Yet, you may wish to keep and refurbish the original pink tiles in the ensuite bathroom to maintain that mid-century feel. And you can put your own finishing touches and paint your own view of mid-century modern to create your own showcase. And outside, something coveted in Los Feliz–an actual courtyard with an adjacent green area on the far side. A laundry room and a locker for storage are in a community structure below.

The building is gated with mail boxes inside with an opening hall. Your parking is underground. But you may wish to often just leave the car below and walk to where your whim takes you: to grab a loaf of fresh bread from the bakery truck on Hillhurst, go to Griffith Park or a night out at the Greek theater and much more. Feel free to have a smug LA smile on your face as you go.