Mercantile Lofts

Situated at the very heart of Downtown Los Angeles' Historical Core, Mercantile Lofts offers an engaging blend of workspace, living space and cultural immersion. As one of the most spacious loft complexes in the city, it provides an expansive and modern environment for its residents. Dating back to 1907 and remodeled in 2011, the lofts have successfully managed to infuse vintage allure with a chic modern style. Now under the proficient management of Moss & Company, the lofts have seen significant improvements that respectfully juxtapose historical accents like barn-style doors and exposed brick walls with the fresh appeal of modern amenities. The open concept of the lofts present a flexible area for residents to unwind, work conveniently, and immerse themselves in the dynamic Downtown LA (DTLA) lifestyle. Presenting 20 unique amenities and features, Mercantile Lofts is crafted to ensure a balanced and leisurely living experience. Each apartment boasts air conditioning, in-house washer and dryer, accessible cable services, and sleek stainless-steel appliances. The building's secure access and resident parking garage uphold the safety and convenience of all residents. The floorplans are artistically designed with high ceilings, modern lighting fixtures, and arresting city skyline views. The Mercantile Lofts further boasts a tasteful residents' lobby, contributing to an inviting environment for all residents. The elevator access and controlled gated entry of the building ensure an added layer of security and convenience. If you're aspiring to relish the comfort of your home or explore the pulsating locale, Mercantile Lofts presents a distinctive and comfortable living experience in the vibrant heart of Downtown Los Angeles.

Explore Downtown Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles, nestled in the city's heart along the 110 freeway, is a bustling nerve center known for its historic architecture, graffiti art, and diverse cuisine. This urban hub is packed with high-rises, shopping centers, and iconic landmarks like Walt Disney Concert Hall, Staples Center, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Food lovers will relish the gourmet restaurants and food trucks, while art enthusiasts will be captivated by the many galleries, theaters, and museums including The Broad and MOCA. Closely located near Hollywood, Beverly Hills, the Arts District, Little Tokyo, and Koreatown, Downtown Los Angeles promises a vibrant lifestyle blending work and play. It's a haven for business professionals, artists, foodies and city-lovers with constant cultural and gastronomic adventures.