WELCOME HOME TO CHAPMAN APARTMENTS ON ALEXANDRIA You will love living at historic Chapman Apartments on Alexandria. Named after the Chapman Brothers who owned the property in the early 20th century, our well preserved community combines the best of the old with the conveniences of today. As soon as you walk into our building, you are transformed to a different time. The mid-century stylish lobby, the artwork throughout the building, and the beautifully restored hardwood floors are just some of the reminders that you are in a special place. With many units having views and exposed brick walls, life at Chapman Apartments is full of urban character, but in a more peaceful part of Koreatown. Almost all apartment homes have original wood floors in living rooms and bedrooms, original tile in bathrooms, and many kitchens feature dishwashers. Considered "Very Walkable" and "Very Bikeable" by Walkscore, our location is so convenient! You will be a stone's throw from hundreds of restaurants on 6th Street and beyond, and walking distance to the Red Line subway station to quickly access Downtown, USC, Hollywood and the rest of Los Angeles. COMMUNITY FEATURES Gated Entry Bike Parking Area Cable Ready Community Gas Barbecue Easy Access to Shopping Elevator Historical Building Laundry Facility On Call Maintenance Stylish Mid-century Lobby Views Available* Walking Distance to Red Line Subway APARTMENT FEATURES 2-Tone Designer Paint Bathroom Pedestal Sink Cable Ready Dishwasher* Exposed Brick Walls* Gas Range Original Wood Floors* Pantry Refrigerator (available for rent) Gas and Electric Paid Vaulted Ceilings* Views Available* Pictures may reflect a similar unit. GET REST OF APRIL RENT FREE ON UNITS READY FOR IMMEDIATE MOVE IN! LEASE TERM 12 months lease or 6 months at a higher rate. Low Deposit (OAC) Electric and Gas Paid. Pets allowed. Street parking only!
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