SPECIAL: 1 MONTH FREE RENT!
- Base Rent: $2695 + 1 Month Free
- FIRST YEAR NET RENT = $2470/Month!
REMODELED 2BR/1BA IN PRIME MID-CITY LOCATION
- Bright, Spacious 1000 sqft, 2nd-floor unit
- Large, gorgeous kitchen featuring quartz countertops and stainless appliances: Refrigerator/Freezer, Range/Oven, built-in Microwave, stainless steel sink, garbage disposal & lots of cabinets
- Beautiful bathroom with porcelain floor mosaics, marble-top vanity, and modern shower
- Contemporary floors throughout
- ACs in dining/living area and both bedroom
- Ceiling fan in living room
- Plenty of closet space
- Lots of windows
- Apartment has front & back entrances
- Laundry room on premises
- Parking in 1-car garage with electric door
- No smoking
- Owner pays for water & sewer
- Tenant pays for gas & electricity
- Parking in 1-car garage with electric door
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Schools Near 1936 S Rimpau Blvd
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
6/10
Alta Loma Elementary School
Public, K-5 • Assigned • 0.4mi
3/10
Johnnie Cochran, Jr., Middle School
Public, 6-8 • Assigned • 1.0mi
4/10
Los Angeles Senior High School
Public, 9-12 • Assigned • 1.3mi
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About Mid
City
Mid City, located between Koreatown and Culver City, is a central and residential Los Angeles neighborhood with a grid of side streets and a corridor of local storefronts. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the busy intersection of La Brea Avenue and Pico Boulevard, where taquerias, coffee counters, and small markets line the sidewalks. The Ebell of Los Angeles anchors the area with historic architecture and a steady calendar of cultural events. A short drive west, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures add a museum-row gravity to everyday routines. Housing ranges from Spanish Revival and Craftsman homes to low-rise apartments, with palm-lined blocks that feel removed from the boulevards. Parks and recreation centers punctuate the grid, and Metro’s E Line stations nearby connect the neighborhood to the wider city.
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