Description

Located in the iconic Century Towers designed by world renowned architect I. M. Pei, Residence 1802W offers unobstructed 270 degree jetliner views and represents a true masterpiece of refined Los Angeles city living. Positioned on the 18th floor, the home enjoys absolute privacy from the neighboring tower, with sweeping vistas extending from the Santa Monica coastline through Century City and Beverly Hills to the rolling Santa Monica Mountains and the Griffith Observatory. Upon entering, you are immediately welcomed by expansive city views from the main living areas, creating a dramatic yet serene first impression, with a full guest bathroom conveniently located nearby for entertaining. Currently configured to maximize lifestyle and hosting, the residence features a spacious primary suite and a second bedroom thoughtfully transformed into a bespoke library and lounge, anchored by a custom bar and wine refrigeration for intimate evenings and gatherings. A quiet luxury aesthetic defines this unit, enhanced by newly installed high performance windows, premium finishes, and a custom steel and stone entry door that opens into a 1,633 square foot floor plan balancing open horizons with privacy and comfort. A high fidelity ceiling audio system is installed throughout the unit. The kitchen is designed with Sub Zero and Viking appliances paired with an Axor semi professional faucet, while the bathrooms have been curated as a wellness retreat featuring a walk in steam sauna with dual shower heads, a therapeutic soaking tub with ionized air bubbles, updated sinks, and Axor fixtures. Residents of Century Towers enjoy a full service, resort caliber lifestyle with a 24 hour guard gated entrance, doorman and valet parking, concierge services, a heated pool, state of the art fitness center, sauna, and tennis courts, offering an unmatched level of service and amenities. This is a rare turnkey opportunity that seamlessly combines architectural pedigree, privacy, and a thoughtfully designed, entertainment focused layout in one of Los Angeles' most iconic residential buildings.