Architect Leland Bryant sure was busy between 1928 and '29. In addition to the swellegant Sunset Tower, Bryant's output during that time included Harper Avenue's Romanesque Villa, Hollywood's Fontenoy and Trianon, and this French-inspired apartment complex, the Chateau Laurier, in Hancock Park. Currently, there's a two-bedroom, one-bath unit available in the building, which features, per its listing, "18 ft cathedral ceilings, expansive windows, magnificent mantel, h/w flrs. Renovated kitchen w/new period tile work & stainless steel appliances. Beautiful orig wood panel elevator (w/new mechanisms). Character throughout inc crown moldings, archways and 1920's detailing." Monthly rent, which includes gated parking, is $2,195.
· 4353 W 5TH ST [Trulia]
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Two-Bedroom Penthouse in Leland Bryant's Chateau Laurier
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