321 S San Vicente Blvd 604Los Angeles, CA 90048

Sensationally and impeccably curated mid-century single level condo with smashing west facing views of Century City and the city. Timeless style has been implemented in this stunning renovation with every thoughtful detail exercised. Custom kitchen with Italian terrazzo flooring, Spanish backsplash tile, and stainless Kitchen Aid appliances. European white oak wide plank flooring throughout with sound-absorbing cork underlayment. The sun-filled living room boasts an expansive balcony to take in the views and custom millwork built by Katz Construction with a Calacutta marble base. The unit features built-in LED smart-controllable accent lighting, a ventilated equipment cabinet with built-in power and HDMI ports, and a display shelf with silver leaf accent. Valley Drapery and Upholstery crafted and installed the linen custom window coverings throughout. Spacious primary suite with blackout shades and custom lighting. Primary en-suite bathroom features a vanity with clay tile accents, marble and custom cabinetry, Kelly Wearslter lighting. Secondary west-facing guest bedroom with incredible natural light and renovated hall bath. The whole unit is fully smart-controllable, and features Lutron Caseta smart switches, a Nest thermostat, and an August smart lock on the front door. All this within a high rise building currently being extensively reimagined by Kevin Klein Design, formerly of SBE and the Sydell Group (known for the NoMad Hotel, the LINE, and other luxury hospitality brands). Kevin Klein has designed interiors for a number of luxury homes as well as hotels and multifamily developments. Most recently, KKD completed work on the new Short Stories Hotel in West Hollywood. Completion of the hallways, landings and laundry rooms is expected in the first quarter of 2024. The second half of the project is planned for 2024 and will include the exterior amenities, unit balconies, and parking structure renovation. Englekirk, a respected structural engineering firm based in LA, and Jeffrey Miller Architecture & Design have been engaged to plan and oversee this project.