:: The Toy Factory Lofts, Circa 1924 :: A rare, highly functional build-out in one of the Arts District's best historic buildings. Spanning 1,475 square feet, Unit 416 delivers what open lofts almost never offer: two fully enclosed bedrooms, a dedicated private office/den, and expansive internal storage, all while preserving the soaring scale and raw structural honesty of early 20th-century industrial architecture. An expansive wall of historic steel casement windows floods the entire living volume with natural daylight and frames skyline views. At the heart of the residence sits a striking, recently-renovated kitchen tailored for elevated entertaining. Anchored by a monolithic island, the space combines all-black modern hardwood cabinetry, sleek architectural hardware, and concrete-look countertops minimal design that doesn't compete with the raw industrial beauty around it. The bathroom has been similarly transformed with modern tile work, a dual vanity, and Toto Washlet.Modern infrastructure meets historic pedigree with an in-unit washer/dryer, generous walk-in entry closet, and a deeded subterranean parking space equipped with private EV charging. Toy Factory's amenities include 24-hour door staff, a dedicated fitness center, and rooftop spaces with a pool, BBQs, and 360-degree downtown skyline views. When not enjoying your home, walk directly across the street for dinner at Camelia, grab a glass of wine at Everson Royce Bar, or pick up morning coffee at Maru.

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