The Most Luxurious Rental in Los Angeles
Oh the parties you will have at the sprawling four-bedroom, ten-bathroom penthouse that sits atop downtown Los Angeles’ luxury LEVEL high-rise on the 34th and 35th floors. Professionally designed by Robert Bailey, you and your guests will gaze out the 13-ft floor to ceiling windows offering 360-degree views of Los Angeles and beyond.
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From the minute you exit the security elevator on the 34th floor into the elegant entry, one notices the opulent natural limestone flooring that continues through the kitchen, living and dining areas, as well as outdoor terraces. Warm woods include walnut, ash, and oak. The expansive window walls maximize natural light and sweeping views.
Professional chefs and caterers will enjoy preparing exquisite dishes in one or all of the four separate kitchens – each equipped with gourmet Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. The main kitchen on the 34th floor offers a marble top from Italy.
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Guests may enjoy a sit down meal at one of the two formal dining rooms. The formal dining room is set comfortably for 18. Across from the table is one of the two temperature-contolled wine rooms with a 10 ft. glass wall, holding about 550 bottles of wine.
After a meal, lounge in the oversized living room, family room, and lounge with full bar set up. Guests may also retreat into the spacious media room with an automated projector screen and plush sectional seating for fifteen guests to snuggle and watch a private screening.
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Up the elegant symmetrical floating limestone and wood staircases boasting a 30’ ceiling, leads one to the 35th floor entertainment and outdoor activity space. Also on this level is another kitchen, multiple bathrooms, laundry and trash chute rooms.
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Along the terrace wrapping around the 8,000 sq. ft. exterior are views of Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean, Orange County and Hollywood sign. Residents and their guests may enjoy a swim in the private 50-ft rooftop pool and twelve-person hot tub. There is also a steam room, ping pong table, outdoor dining area for fourteen, BBQs, and a fire pit.
Ready to retire into the four ensuites, each with a king-size beds and private spa-shower/tub. There is a thumbprint-controlled electronic safe, and closet outfitted with built-in wood organizers and sensor lighting.
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The master suite offers a 480 sq. ft. walk-in-closet. Oversized sliding doors open to expansive terraces combining indoor and outdoor living areas. The main feature in the master bath is an oversized soaking bathtub offering miles of views. Hidden is a top-of-the-line toilet/bidet that senses your arrival and automatically raises the lid. This high-end unit offers lights, heat, water and music.
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This exceptional residential rental is $100,000 a month. Luxury extras include butler services, a 24-hour front desk concierge, valet and individual assigned parking, housekeeping services, preferred rates at LEVEL DTLA for friends and family, in addition to access to LEVEL’s 37,000 sq.ft. of residential building amenities.
A central South Park district location, LEVEL is a short walk to The Staples Center, LA Live, the Fashion and Financial Districts, many upscale restaurants, bars and lounges and a Whole Foods grocery store.
LEVEL Furnished Living, developed by Onni, combines the style and service of a boutique hotel with the space and comfort of 303 well-appointed luxury apartment in Downtown Los Angeles. Residents can use the 37,000 sq. ft. of indoor/outdoor L Club featuring a fitness center, an NBA regulation basketball court, an outdoor yoga center, a large rooftop pool surrounded by private cabanas, an outdoor dining area flanked by fireplaces and BBQs, and steam and sauna rooms, in addition to 5,000 square feet of meeting space.
The luxury accommodation is also home to premium tenants including SoulCycle, Cognoscenti Coffee and the creators of Sakana Sushi.
For more information on Onni, please visit: onni.com.
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