300 W 60th St Los Angeles, CA 90003

Located in the heart of South Los Angeles, this four-story residential community at 300 W. 60th Street provides a blend of modern design and practical living. Constructed in 2025, the property spans 38,862 square feet and consists of 60 well-designed one-bedroom apartments, ranging from 360 to 569 square feet. Nearly two-thirds of the units feature private patios or balconies, offering residents additional outdoor space. Upon entering the secure building, residents are welcomed by a thoughtfully designed lobby and common areas that enhance the living experience. The ground floor includes a 1,084-square-foot recreation room that can serve as a communal space or be converted into an office for supportive services. Additionally, the building provides convenient amenities such as a designated bicycle storage room with 48 spaces, an Amazon Hub package retrieval system, and a centralized mailbox area. Three laundry rooms are located on the second, third, and fourth floors for added convenience. Located in a well-connected area, this property offers excellent access to public transportation, with Metro bus stops along Broadway, including one just steps from the entrance at Broadway & W. 61st Street. Its strategic placement provides residents with an easy commute to employment centers in South Los Angeles, Huntington Park, Vernon, and Downtown Los Angeles. Families will appreciate the proximity to local schools, including 61st Street Elementary, Juanita Tate Elementary, and St. Columbkille School. Residents also benefit from nearby shopping, dining, and essential services, creating a walkable and convenient neighborhood. Additionally, the property is just one block east of the 110 Freeway, with easy access from W. Gage Avenue or Slauson Avenue, ensuring seamless connectivity throughout the city. This newly developed property offers a well-balanced combination of affordability, modern amenities, and convenience, providing much-needed affordable housing in an accessible location for residents seeking stability and community support.