South Poinsettia Place – Los Angeles

Located on a quiet community street just north of 3rd Street, this Spanish art deco gem 1930’s building houses spacious one-bedroom apartments. It was even the home of the Taco Bell Chihuahua! His footprints are forever immortalized in concrete, behind the residence (fortunately, Star Tours have yet to discover this gem of information, so the street remains quiet).

The entrance to this building lays under two broad Spanish arches kept in its original condition. The double arch entrance leads you to both the driveway and front door entrance of the first apartment. The terracotta tile roof covers a rural villa that shows our proud attention to detail throughout. Small single windows at the front open to decorative cast iron balconies and plaster scrolls heighten the rustic wall finish. The building has a variety of window styles, from sun-drenched arches to petite lookout casement windows. An incredible stained glass window at the front of the building finishes off a stunning rustic home. This residence has extraordinary character and depth. Each unit also features private parking.

Intrinsic and iconic art deco design adorn the kitchens in this property which include white and black tile countertops, and see-through glass cabinets. Numerous cabinets and drawers ornament this area providing plenty of space for kitchenware. Bathrooms are decorated with glamorous art deco décor tile ranging from teal and black to a soft yellow and black, and include spacious showers and separate bathtubs.

Located near Ralphs, the Grove, Petco, and the La Brea strip loaded with restaurants, yoga studios, gas stations, and grocery stores, this property is in prime location of everything one would need.

Poinsettia boasts original hardwood floors, dining room, laundry room with washer and dryer, art deco tile, built-in bookshelves, scenic balcony views, magnificent stained glass, parking, and various forms of antique light fixtures adorning the walls and hanging from the ceiling. Not to mention its large sized living rooms decorated with period lighting, white walls, and large rectangular windows providing ample natural light.