133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1, Los Angeles, CA 90004
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133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1
Los Angeles, CA 90004

Mid Wilshire
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • 880 sqft
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • 880 sqft

$2,295/mo

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(626) 507-2847
Fully renovated spacious and light-filled 1 bedroom 1 bath in private Spanish style architecture, fabulously located in one of the city's most prestigious neighborhoods, Hancock Park-Wilshire.
Short walk to Larchmont Village for shopping, dining, and Sundays Farmers Market. Close to trendy bars, desert cafes, shops, and restaurants in Koreatown. 6 major grocers within a 1-mile radius, minutes' drive from LACMA, Grove & Farmers Market. After the Private front walkway enters a formal high ceiling hallway with a secured mailbox area. Upon entrance, a cozy living room greets you which leads into a warm and bright great-sized bedroom with a walk-in closet, wall heating, and AC unit.
The large kitchen features Stainless Steel appliances and an abundance of natural lights through large double-pane windows. In-unit washer and dryer in a separate mudroom for maximum convenience.
Easy to show and available immediately!

12 month lease term. Parking not included in rent. No smoking inside the unit.

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Details for 133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Wall Furnace, FireplaceAir ConditioningHeating Fuel: Wall Furnace
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DishwasherDryerRefrigeratorWasher
Fireplace & Spa
Fireplace
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Floors: Hardwood

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Days on Market: Just Listed

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Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

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Parking & Garage
Parking: Off Street Parking, On Site

Rental

Cats, small dogs allowedDeposit: $2,295

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Neighborhood Overview

Mid Wilshire
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What Locals Say about Mid Wilshire

  • 79vb8t6r6c
    "Limited sidewalks and street lighting at night. I rarely walk or stroll around in the area and drive everywhere. A few restaurants and a coffee shop is walkable, about 15 minutes on near Wilshire."
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  • Trulia User
    "This is a very nice neighborhood. They have very friendly and neighborly like-minded people. And that’s all folks so move if you like and see for yourself. Here it is. "
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    "This neighborhood is beautiful, I've visited many times. there are so many different stores and sights. It's a great area to visit and live. "
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    "Hollywood is great, but there is a very nice area around Hancock Park and close to Hollywood and Koreatown, also close to Larchmont Village"
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    "Not too long, bad at certain times but not bad. You can find back roads and new ways to give to and from."
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    "You have parks within walking distance and the neighborhood is full of historical buildings and old architecture. Less than a mile away and your walking in a neighborhood with million dollar homes. "
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  • Trulia User
    "It’s a different neighborhood than it was just a few years ago. I think it works a best for people who leave the area for the day and if they go out they also leave the area for that and just stick around on the weekends. Then is very tolerable. "
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  • Trulia User
    "It’s changed a lot but it’s still in the middle of everything with attractions and parks that make it worth it still. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Lived here 2007 to 2021. Lots of fun for nightlife, outdoor activities, arts scene. Very central location: 10mins to Echo Park, Silverlake, West Hollywood. 15mins to Burbank or the mountains. 30mins to the beach. Areas are very mixed demographics from one block to the next. Street parked cars often have break-ins. Sidewalks are broken and cars speed through residential streets. Not great for a family."
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  • Trulia User
    "Only one park in Koreatown and it’s not that great for dogs. You’ll have to drive your dog to a better park "
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    "Public transit is accessible. Lots of options for Byrd scooters, Lime scooters, rentable bikes etc. neighborhood is very walkable too."
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    "People are friendly and walkable to a lot of stores. Perfect for those who just moved to LA but enjoys quiet neighborhood. A lot of trees and flowers, its very peaceful and relatively safe."
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  • Laura M.
    "It’s bustling and close to everything you could need. We walk to most places - grocery stores, restaurants, the Grove, LACMA. It can be loud at times, and people love to drive too fast down residential streets, but otherwise it’s a nice place to live. "
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  • Annietelalyan
    "Busy but comfortable, nice area to live in if you are constantly on the go or like to keep busy in the neighborhood "
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  • Casey C.
    "Cinespia is amazing. What a concept, a movie in a historic cemetery! But it work, and we get a huge turnout"
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  • Sabrina D. P.
    "I am obsessed with this neighborhood! I love my neighbors, the walk ability, and how pretty it is. Very central to all of LA’s good stuff."
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  • Constanteng
    "Lots of dog owners, neighborhood is great for walks. I’m not in mid-Wilshire though, I’m in Hancock Park."
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  • Rich M.
    "Walking distance to Trader Joe’s, post office, Staples, The Grove, etc. Parking can be difficult. If you say hi to someone, they will rarely say hi back. It’s safe to walk around at night. However, I usually can’t walk more than a block without seeing at least a couple homeless people."
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  • Paromita S.
    "Affordable rent and beautiful buildings. Also close to many metro and bus lines, which make jf easy to access other areas such as downtown, Santa Monica, and Hollywood."
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  • Guilibily
    "There is Nice walking track but there are also too many cars passing by! There is still plenty of space to walk or run with your dog in this neighborhood. People are all nice and understanding. There are so many restaurants close by that are dog-friendly. "
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  • Graciezanejolly
    "Very centralized to everything. Always people walking around and it’s close to LACMA, the Grove, and lots of cute restaurants and coffee shops. "
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  • Rebecca W.
    "I’m new to area but generally feel a sense of a neighborhood with people who care about their environment. "
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  • Apcarson425
    "You see people walking their dogs all the time. And the dogs are all friendly, not mean to each other."
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  • Purna K.
    "There are many families, dogs, friendly people, great to walk around - love living in this neighborhood "
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  • Vasykes
    "We live in Harvard Heights and love it. All beautiful craftsman houses, awesome food, great neighbors, and 15 mins to everything! We have a big house for good value and love it. "
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  • Heather W.
    "Pretty long but ok. Traffic is bad during rush hour and public transportation is packed during the week. But it's alright. "
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  • Samantha M.
    "Constantly see people walk their dogs so make sure of you have one, clean up after it and don’t just trash the sidewalks with the bags. Keep the neighborhood clean. "
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  • Rastyn S.
    "Good area nice people colse to all the amenities for artist SAG is here for writers WGA is heat too Grove is another attraction of this Naber hood . Side walks are clean safe for children good schools around and many huge parks. Everything is in walking distance."
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  • Patti
    "It’s a relatively safe neighborhood, but there are also some sketchy people. There’s a younger crowd as well as well as a concert theatre nearby, so there is some nightlife."
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  • Elle L.
    "A lot of yappy little dogs and people don’t pick up after their dogs. Not friendly towards big dogs. "
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  • Ibirrueta
    "This is a very busy area with lots of traffic and few parks. Public Schools are not the best. Will need to likely send your children to private school."
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  • Bitsy
    "Beautiful 1920s homes, walking distance to four grocery stores and fantastic neighbors. LaBrea Hancock is a wonderful place to live. "
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  • Dominique
    "Annual Korean festival and ability to find great Korean food in various restaurants and asian grocery stores. "
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  • Michelle r.
    "There are a lot of events at the park, plenty of museums and activities and there’s transportation to downtown "
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  • Amir1080
    "[6th and Manhattan] There are lots of families with kids, but it is still not the safest at night. Also, lots of homeless people and really hard-to-find street parking (specially at night). "
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133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1, Los Angeles, CA is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 880 sqft apartment. 133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1 is located in Mid Wilshire, Los Angeles. 133 S Saint Andrews Pl #1 was listed for rent for $2,295/month on Apr 25, 2024. This property is pet friendly.