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Toy Warehouse Lofts: 1907 Brick & Timber Originals
The Toy Warehouse Lofts represent a crucial piece of Los Angeles real estate history. Built in 1923 and converted in 1999, this intimate building was the very first major live/work adaptive reuse project in Downtown Los Angeles. Tucked away on Santa Fe Avenue, this extremely boutique community consists of just 20 residential lofts, offering an unmatched level of privacy and authentic industrial character. Featuring exposed brick, massive timber pillars, and true open-concept layouts, these spaces are highly coveted by artists, creatives, and architectural purists.
Building Features:
Authentic 1920s brick-and-timber live/work lofts
Extremely boutique and private—only 20 residential units
Original exposed brick walls and heavy wooden support beams
True open-concept floor plans honoring the original warehouse aesthetic
Secured, subterranean parking
Neighborhood Highlights:
Located on South Santa Fe Avenue in the highly desirable southern pocket of the Arts District
Steps away from Bestia, Bavel, and the Soho Warehouse
Easy access to major freeways and public transit
Ground floor retail spaces occupied by creative agencies and design studios
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is the history of the Toy Warehouse Lofts? Built in 1923, the building originally served as a massive toy warehouse and distribution center. In 1999, it pioneered the modern Arts District movement by becoming the first significant Downtown LA adaptive reuse, for-sale loft project. The upper two floors were converted into 20 loft-style condos, while the ground floor remained commercial, establishing the blueprint for live/work zoning in the city.
2. Are units in the Toy Warehouse hard to find? Yes. Because there are only 20 residential units in the entire building (compared to 100+ in neighboring buildings like Barker Block or Toy Factory), inventory is exceptionally rare. When a unit does hit the market, it often sells quickly to buyers looking for true, unpolished authenticity and privacy.
Quick Fact Sheet: Toy Warehouse vs. Neighborhood Average
| Feature | Toy Warehouse Lofts | Arts District Average |
| Unit Count | 20 (Ultra-Boutique) | 100+ |
| Aesthetic | Original Brick & Timber | Mixed / Modern |
| Market Availability | Extremely Rare | Regular Turnover |
| Zoning | True Live/Work | Varies by Building |
Ready to explore the Toy Warehouse Lofts? Browse active MLS listings below, or contact me directly for private tours and off-market opportunities.
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$795,000
2 Beds
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Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
The listing broker’s offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed."
Updated: 4th November, 2026 11:41 PM (UTC)