1444 Highland Ave Los Angeles, CA 90028
This exceptional special purpose property, located at 1444 N Highland Ave and 1441 N McCadden Pl in Los Angeles, CA 90028, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 11,202 square foot building, constructed in 1927, sits on a 0.13-acre lot (APN 5547-021-002) and boasts a C2-1-SN zoning permit. Originally a Knights of Columbus Lodge & Clubhouse, this legendary Hollywood recording studio has hosted iconic artists such as Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, and Frank Zappa. The property features stunning architectural details including soaring ceilings and striking wood beams, complemented by a newly renovated photo studio space. Its prime location offers unparalleled access to the vibrant Hollywood scene, with a Walk Score of 96, placing it in a walker's paradise. The property is steps away from renowned landmarks such as the Dolby Theatre, El Capitan Theatre, and the Egyptian Theatre, and is surrounded by thousands of new housing units within a one-mile radius, situated in the heart of two thriving micro-districts: the Sycamore District and the Vinyl District. The asking price is $3,500,000, translating to $312 per square foot. This property offers a rare blend of history, architectural charm, and prime location, making it an ideal acquisition for an owner-user or investor seeking a high-demand asset in the heart of Hollywood.
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