The Summit on Sixth condo, 2009 built luxury condo in Korea Town. This immaculate conditioned condo consists of 2 beds and 2 1/2 baths. A high ceiling and sophisticated blend of floor-to-ceiling glass, steel, concrete and highest quality of materials. huge walk-in closet, wood floors, granite counter top & island and in-unit washer/dryer. It boasts of a stunning vista stretch all the way to the monumental Griffith observatory and the iconic Hollywood sign. 2 side by side parking spaces with EV charge available. 24-hour concierge security, sauna, and gym.
Days on market: 7
Listing updated: May 03, 2025 - 02:46:05
Listed by: Brian Oh DRE #01399705 800-659-4610, Realty Connection Group - Pacific West
Source: Pacific West, MLS#: PB17101 Originating MLS: CRMLS
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