BOM - Buyer could not perform. Urban living at it's finest! Stylish 2 bedroom/2 bath home in DTLA's Historic Core, surrounded by some of downtown's best restaurants and shops. This unit offers a large kitchen with high-end appliances and Italian cabinetry, Granite and Quartz countertops, large island with breakfast bar and plenty of additional storage. A comfortable living room, with custom built-in cabinets, opens on to one of two large private balconies and breathtaking city lights views. Exposed concrete beams, windows on three sides for a light & airy feel, laundry inside unit. Architecturally significant Beaux Arts building designed by Frederick Noonan with onsite security and Mills Act status for huge tax savings. This is a must see!
CondoProperty Type
1914Year Built
10,334 sq ftLot Size
$568Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Leslie Romenesko•DRE #01724540• Douglas Elliman
•323-253-3177 (agent)
•LeslieLAHomes@gmail.com (agent)
Bought with •DRE #01780236Realty Source Incorporated
Bought with Drew F. Panico•DRE #01706351• Realty Source Incorporated
Located in the center of DTLA's Historic Core, El Dorado Lofts offer the exclusivity of only 65 private residences filled with rich history and stylish, high quality finishes. Unit 1106 is a beautiful 1-bedroom loft with 2 bathrooms at approximately 1,176 square feet, per Builder. This loft includes built-in stainless steel Bosch appliances with upgraded built-in KitchenAid refrigerator, Snaidero Italian cabinets with black granite countertops, added cabinetry and island with Caesarstone countertops, Franke stainless steel dual-basin kitchen sink, deep soaking tub, 2nd bathroom includes shower with glass enclosure/door, Akso ventless washer/dryer, surround sound, custom Glass Master closet doors(storage galore for a loft), upgraded lighting includes canned lights, dining room chandelier and kitchen pendant lights from SchoolHouse Electric. TWO walk-out balconies with stunning views of historic Spring St and Spring St Park. Plus, Mills Act approved, for huge tax savings.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,068 (−28.8%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2024
$2,905 (+30.6%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2023
$2,225 (−19.6%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2022
$2,766 (+0.4%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2021
$2,756 (−9.1%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2020
$3,032 (+8.9%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2019
$2,783 (−6.9%)
$42,800 + $171,200
$214,000
2018
$2,989 (−11.6%)
$42,800 + $171,200
$214,000
2017
$3,380 (+22.8%)
$50,400 + $201,600
$252,000
2016
$2,752 (+5.5%)
$50,400 + $201,600
$252,000
2015
$2,609 (−2.3%)
$40,392 + $161,568
$201,960
2014
$2,671 (−54.2%)
$179,760 + $271,732
$451,492
2012
$5,829 (+400.5%)
$178,948 + $270,504
$449,452
2011
$1,165 (−0.7%)
$175,440 + $265,200
$440,640
2010
$1,172 (+4.0%)
$17,623 + $48,426
$66,049
2009
$1,128
$17,492 + $48,065
$65,557
2008
$17,534 + $48,180
$65,714
Tax history for 416 S Spring St #1106
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,068 (−28.8%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2024
$2,905 (+30.6%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2023
$2,225 (−19.6%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2022
$2,766 (+0.4%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2021
$2,756 (−9.1%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2020
$3,032 (+8.9%)
$40,200 + $160,800
$201,000
2019
$2,783 (−6.9%)
$42,800 + $171,200
$214,000
2018
$2,989 (−11.6%)
$42,800 + $171,200
$214,000
2017
$3,380 (+22.8%)
$50,400 + $201,600
$252,000
2016
$2,752 (+5.5%)
$50,400 + $201,600
$252,000
2015
$2,609 (−2.3%)
$40,392 + $161,568
$201,960
2014
$2,671 (−54.2%)
$179,760 + $271,732
$451,492
2012
$5,829 (+400.5%)
$178,948 + $270,504
$449,452
2011
$1,165 (−0.7%)
$175,440 + $265,200
$440,640
2010
$1,172 (+4.0%)
$17,623 + $48,426
$66,049
2009
$1,128
$17,492 + $48,065
$65,557
2008
$17,534 + $48,180
$65,714
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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