Set on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Norma Triangle, one of West Hollywood's most coveted residential pockets, this one-bedroom apartment offers a composed alternative to the neighborhood's ambient energy. The unit is organized around a gas fireplace that anchors the living space, with laminate floors running continuously beneath built-in kitchen cabinetry, a dishwasher, and a wet bar.Storage is generous throughout, and two independent air conditioning units allow for room-by-room climate control a practical distinction from the single-zone systems common to buildings of this era. The building provides covered underground parking and an in-building laundry room, with water and trash covered by ownership.Positioned a short walk from the outdoor cafes of Santa Monica Boulevard and the Sunset Strip corridor, the address sits at the intersection of neighborhood calm and urban access minutes from the institutions that define West Hollywood, insulated from the noise by the terminal nature of the street.

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