:: Miramonte Terrace :: Architect Edwin C. Thome :: Proudly beginning life as the first co-op building on the West Coast in 1922, Miramonte Terrace stands as a distinguished example of Renaissance Revival architecture, displaying the grand scale and glamor of the era. Within this storied building, Unit M carries that legacy forward with remarkable fidelity. Fresh off a multi-year restoration by its current owner, the large-scale main-floor unit embraces the original character of its design, with meaningful upgrades for today's living. The moment you step in, you are greeted by restored original hardwood floors, light fixtures, wedding cake plaster moldings, and an original call box that can still be used today. A sun-kissed living room glistens with afternoon natural light, amplified by seven of the beautifully restored original windows with functioning original built-in screens and coved ceilings. A statement piece, original fireplace mantel, highlights the ornate details of the time period. A formal dining room flows effortlessly between the living room and the recently renovated, colorful kitchen, ideal for entertaining and quiet nights in. New floor-to-ceiling cabinets, stone countertops, and appliances provide a modern living experience that harmoniously blends in with the original architecture. An added in-unit laundry room completes the kitchen renovations. A full primary en-suite offers both an updated bathroom and a private bedroom with the continued original moldings, floors, and windows. A separate 2nd bedroom offers the flexibility of both a guest quarters and a home office, along with a 2nd bathroom. The unit also offers two gated parking spaces (one garage + one driveway). The building community enjoys original working elevators, a rooftop sun room with restored windows, with skyline views, and a gym (currently under renovation). The self-managed HOA, with monthly dues of $539.50, reflects a commitment to both fiscal stewardship and the ongoing preservation of this architectural landmark. Located in the heart of Koreatown, all the best-known dining and entertainment of the neighborhood are just minutes away. The Miramonte Terrace offers a place of community and a sense of home, all while located in one of the most vibrant neighborhoods of Los Angeles.

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