Serrano Club Apartments

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508 S Serrano Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90020

Studio–1 Bedrooms
500–850 Square Feet

About Serrano Club Apartments

The Serrano Club Apartments are located in the vibrant and trendy Mid-Wilshire/Koreatown area of Los Angeles, just two blocks from the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue. With one of the highest Walking Scores in all of Los Angeles, you can find popular restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, and shopping all within a comfortable and pleasant walking distance. Beyond that, Metro's Purple Line light rail is a mere two blocks away and connects to the Greater Los Angeles area. The building itself is a beautiful art-deco structure which features a bright and airy lobby, coin-less laundry on site, controlled access entry and an elevator. Don't miss your chance to live in the heart of Koreatown at an unbeatable price. Email or call Ashley to schedule a tour. *Photos subject to change *Price is for early payment and approved credit Pets are welcome! Owner pays Gas & Water. Tenant pays electric. Coin-less Washers & Dryers in building.

Serrano Club Apartments is located in the Koreatown Neighborhood and 90020 Zip code of Los Angeles, CA.

Property Contact Info

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Floorplan Pricing and Availability

Studio
1 Bedrooms

Studio
Studio
Studio, 1 Bath, 500-650 sq ft
Availability Details
Availability Date Unit Sq Ft Deposit
Unavailable Studio 500-650 sq ft $1,595
Model Amenities and Features
Features
Air Conditioning
Heating
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Eat-in Kitchen
Freezer
Ice Maker
Kitchen
Microwave
Oven
Refrigerator
Stainless Steel Appliances
Living Space
Hardwood Floors
1 Bedroom
1 Bedroom
1 Bed, 1 Bath, 750-850 sq ft

Availability Details
Availability Date Unit Sq Ft
Unavailable 1 Bedroom 750-850 sq ft

Availability Date	Unit	Sq Ft	Deposit
Unavailable	Studio	500-650 sq ft	$1,595

Availability Date	Unit	Sq Ft
Unavailable	1 Bedroom	750-850 sq ft

Price shown is base rent. Excludes user-selected optional fees and variable or usage-based fees and required charges due at or prior to move-in or at move-out. View Fees and Policies for details. Price, availability, fees, and any applicable rent special are subject to change without notice.

Property Information

48 Units
4 Stories
Built in 1929

Fees and Policies

The fees listed below are community-provided and may exclude utilities or add-ons. All payments are made directly to the property and are non-refundable unless otherwise specified.

Required Fees

One-Time Basics

Application Fee Per Applicant$20.00

Pet Policy and Fees

Cats

Allowed

Dogs

Allowed

Property Fee Disclaimer: Based on community-supplied data and independent market research. Subject to change without notice. May exclude fees for mandatory or optional services and usage-based utilities.

Features and Amenities

Living Area Features

Walk In Closets

Getting Around

80 / 100 Very Walkable
Most day-to-day needs are within a few minutes' walk
80 / 100 Strong public transit
Near rapid transit and frequent bus lines
50 / 100 Fairly bikeable
Somewhat suitable for bicycle commuting and/or recreation
70 / 100 Moderately car friendly
Good access to freeways and/or major arteries, with a low chance of parking problems

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Getting to Know the Area

100 / 100 Restaurants
Exceptional variety of restaurants within a few minutes
100 / 100 Cafes
Exceptional variety of cafés within a few minutes
90 / 100 Nightlife
Exceptional variety of bars right within a few minutes
100 / 100 Shopping
Exceptional variety of shops within a few minutes
50 / 100 Parks
Moderate amount of park space nearby
90 / 100 Noise Level
Virtually no sources of noise nearby

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Renters Reviews and Ratings

4.3

4 Renters Reviews

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Korea Town living

September 2, 2015 - Review from Apartments.com

This apartment was great. I lived in a studio on the fourth floor. For one, the studio space was bigger than I imagined, approximately 700 sq feet which is pretty good compared to other studios. The floors were wooden and the kitchen was surprisingly up to date. They did a great job remodeling the place overall and it looked brand new. It's a great building to live in because it's in the heart of Central Los Angeles. You are close to everything too, like Downtown, Hollywood, and Culver City; ...

Santa Monica isn't that far, permitting traffic does not build up. Using uber in this area is recommended, because parking in Korea town is no joke and you're likely to lose your spot especially if you leave at night. PLENTY of places to eat. I felt like I was in buffet heaven with all the options that area had to offer. Manager was extremely nice and always looking to help other people. Another great thing is they allow pets so if you have a best friend, you are good to go. Unfortunately, there isn't a pool in the apartment and living on the fourth floor got pretty hot, especially in the summer. It's an old building, built in the 30's so there isn't any AC. I bought a fan but that proved useless in the LA heat. Other than that, it's a pretty pleasant place to live. Never experienced any crime or danger in this area and there are schools nearby. Overall, it was a good experience and I recommend living here to someone else.

Nice apartment peaceful neighborhood.

August 14, 2015 - Review from Apartments.com

Very nice apartment moved here in 2012 and not one single problem, manager is very understanding and helpful when there is a need for help and very quick response time if there is an issue. Overall pretty satisfy with the location.

Safe, quiet & afforable with some downsides.

August 13, 2015 - Review from Apartments.com

I've lived in this building for three years. Most of that time as a single female. I mention that because given the location of the apartment, on a side street just off of Wilshire Blvd in Koreatown, I have always felt reasonably safe both in the building and on this street. The building feels old - especially with the elevator which can just about fit two people and doesn't have automatic doors - but my one bedroom apartment is large for the rent, the building is pretty quiet and the woman that ...

manages the building is wonderful. The road isn't bad considering there is a very popular Korean chicken restaurant on the corner which can make for crazy traffic at times. It can be loud at night sometimes because the buildings make everything said on ground level echo and amplify but I'll take a bit of noise over any real danger and I've never seen any overly threatening behavior. Serious downsides to the apartment is no air conditioning and the building does get really hot and has weirdly shaped windows that makes a window unit difficult, no parking - I pay $115 a month for a spot at garage a block a way (worth it!)- and occasional roach issues. However, every time I have had a problem with roaches, I've told the manager and they've treated my apartment and the pests have gone away for months.

quiet exposed brick parking wars studio.

August 12, 2015 - Review from Apartments.com

I've liked living here, the rent is manageable (but going up this next month) and my dog is welcome and comfortable in this studio. However the lack of parking and the ease of the LA parking enforcement dogs to give tickets to anyone and everyone makes this area unlivable for any Angelino with a car. I did love the exposed brick and wood floors but didn't love the lack of a working heater, dimming lighting, and I must say a terrible bed bug scare. The washer and dryer, old elevator, old ...

appliances are part of the age of this building but is no longer for me. So onto better things (a designated parking spot).