2730 Raymond Avenue #9

2730 Raymond Ave #9, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

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DETAILS

Listing Id: 238994
Campus Name: University of Southern California
Price From: $1999-1999
Bedrooms: 1-1
Bathrooms: 1-1
Property Type: House

Units

NAME BED BATH RENT SQ FT AVAILABLE
1bd1br 1 1 1999 700

Description

Inspired by midcentury Modernism architecture, these newly renovated rental homes are just minutes to the prestigious University of Southern California (USC) and thriving Downtown Los Angeles. 2730 Raymond Avenue, located in the heart of central Los Angeles in the Congress North neighborhood, features a nine-unit, two-story low-rise building with enhanced modern architecture and a gray cement shade base and accents of earth tone colors.

Carefully restored and designed by a renowned LA designer, these 1960s modern luxury rental homes feature keyless entry door locks to spacious one and two-bedroom floor plans with newly renovated kitchen and bathrooms. The kitchen boasts sparkling white stone quartz countertops with brand new self-closing cabinetry and high-end stainless-steel refrigerators with matching gas cooktop with oven and microwave. iRing doorbells with a smart home video security camera are also included. Bathrooms feature porcelain tiled bathtubs and glass shower doors. Each rental home also includes central A/C cooling and heating with recessed lights with luxury style cellular shade window blinds and distressed wood plank floors.

Walk Times

Your Commute: 18-minute

2730 Raymond Avenue #9 located in Los Angeles, CA, is a great rental option for University of Southern California students looking for their next place to call home. This house is a short 18-minute walk to campus . There are 1 bedroom units. If you can see yourself living at 2730 Raymond Avenue #9 or have questions about the units, reach out to the landlord by contacting them using the form above, or by calling them at (323) 543-4948.
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