Bartlett Building Lofts was converted in 2002 to residential use under the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance and now comprises of 130 condominiums, parking for residents and ground floor retail outlets.

The A.G. Barlett Building was designed in 1911 by well-known Los Angeles architects John Parkinson and Edwin Bergstrom. This Beaux Arts style building boasts original colored marble and glass mosaics on the ground floor and fragments of black and white "subway" pattern flooring remain on the mezzanine level.

Building Features

• Concierge
• Security
• Common-area Rooftop with Great Views

Residence Features

• High Ceilings
• Polished Concrete Floors
• Large Antique Windows
• Central A/C & Heat
• Glass Cooktop Stoves
• Washer and Dryer (Most units)