Live in a landmark at the corner of 4th and Main. Built in 1907 for James Boon Lankershim and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the San Fernando Building is one of the anchors of Downtown Los Angeles’ Historic Core. Its Renaissance Revival façade, ornate detailing, and grand proportions have been carefully kept, and inside you’ll find loft homes with soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and the character that only a century-old building can offer. Step outside and you’re in the middle of downtown’s most walkable neighborhood, and one of the city’s best places to eat. Michelin-starred Orsa & Winston is just down the block on 4th Street. Starred spots Restaurant Ki and Sushi Kaneyoshi are a short walk away in Little Tokyo, and two-star Kato and Hayato are a quick ride away in the Arts District. Between those tasting menus you’ll find coffee shops, bars, galleries, street-level retail, and Grand Central Market. Pershing Square Metro Station is a few blocks off, which makes getting around the city easy without a car. San Fernando Building Lofts: historic architecture, modern loft living, and an unbeatable Historic Core address at 400 S Main Street.