Douglas Building

The Douglas Building is a remarkable presence on the corner of Third and Spring Streets in this historic downtown neighborhood. Just a block from the notable Bradbury Building, the Douglas Building is the legacy of T.D. Stimson, (1827 - 1898) a lumber baron turned real estate mogul who fostered commercial development in Los Angeles durning the 1890s. As one of the few remaining vestiges of Los Angeles' 19th century architectural treasures, the Douglas Building still stands out, bold and elegant in the midst of glass and steel. Restoration in 2005 made way for 50 unique New York style residential lofts. The Douglas Building once again is the pride of the neighborhood and certainly one of the most impressive buildings in downtown LA. 257 S. Spring St., LA, CA 90012

 

About the Building

  • 5 Stories

  • 50 Units

  • Built in 1898, Modernized in 2005

  • Gated Mini Park (pet friendly)

  • Gated Subterranean Parking

The Residences

  • Original Restored Double Hung Windows

  • Exposed Interior Brock Walls

  • Hardwood and Historic Tile Flooring

  • High Ceilings

  • Poggen Pohl Kitchens

  • Waterworks Bathrooms

  • Central A/C Heat

  • Washer/Dryer Hookups 

 

Available Listings

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