El Dorado Lofts was described in 1914 by the Los Angeles Times as a magnificent hostelry with a strikingly beautiful Facade and metropolitan conveniences. Originally built by and named for local capitalist and financier, N. W. Stowell. From the grand exterior of green glazed brick and the rich golden tones of Batchelder tiles that adorn the interior walls and lobby columns this building is a historical gem. This fantastic 2 bedrooms floor plan and private outdoor balconies overlooking Spring Street are a commodity in DTLA. Upgraded Bosch appliances, subway tile, and concrete wall features. Ample closet spaces, 2 Balconies, Mills Act tax saving & 1 Reserved Parking (additional cost). Historic core premium location with an amazing new restaurant opened recently. Just a few reasons to take a good look at this wonderful property.
CondoProperty Type
1914Year Built
10,334 sq ftLot Size
$556Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Alex LiMandri•DRE #01822666• Urban Residential Brokerage, Inc.
•800-729-5111 (agent)
•alex@urbanbrokerage.life (agent)
Bought with Allyson Connolly•DRE #01897527• Realty Source Incorporated
Security Features: 24 Hour, Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Community, Exterior Security Lights, Fire and Smoke Detection System, Fire Sprinklers, Gated Community with Guard, Guarded, Smoke Detector
Fees Include Gas, Fees Include Insurance, Fees Include Maintenance, Fees Include On Site Security, Fees Include Sewer, Fees IncludeTrash, Fees Include Water and Sewer, Fees Include Water
AssociationPetRules: Yes
Community Information
# of Units in Complex (Total): 69
Location Information
Unit Floor In Building: 3
Unit Location: NW
Complex Name: El Dorado Lofts
Directions: Corner of 4th and South Spring Streets
Public facts
Beds: —
Baths: —
Sq. Ft.: 1,090
Stories: —
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1914
Year Renovated: 1914
County: Los Angeles County
APN: 5149038008
Home facts updated by county records on Oct 6, 2026
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