Perched on the 16th floor of EVO, this corner residence captures sweeping city and skyline views through floor-to-ceiling windows with 180 degree views. At 2,346 square feet, the 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath floor plan lives open and bright, with natural light moving across the space throughout the day and city lights taking over at night. Inside, the kitchen features designer finishes and flows into the main living and dining areas, equally suited to quiet evenings and entertaining. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet and an ensuite bath with upscale finishes, while the second bedroom works comfortably as a guest room or dedicated home office. EVO is an award winning LEED silver certified contemporary high-rise and one of the signature residential towers in Downtown LA's Social District, formerly known as South Park. Residents enjoy a thoughtfully curated resort-style amenity package that includes a heated lap pool, spa, outdoor kitchen and BBQ areas, rooftop fitness center, resident lounge with fireplace, concierge, on-site management, controlled-access entry, 24-hour security, and gated parking. Beyond the building, the Social District has become one of Downtown's most walkable and dynamic neighborhoods. The area was planned around street-level activation, with ground-floor retail, cafés, restaurants, plazas, and pockets of green space, so daily life unfolds largely on foot. Within the immediate surroundings you'll find a broad mix of dining, from casual to elevated, along with coffee shops, markets, and everyday conveniences. Residents enjoy weekly community events, neighborhood green spaces, and the popular Saturday Farmers Market offering fresh produce, local vendors, and a vibrant gathering place just steps from home. The location also places you at the center of Downtown's sports, entertainment, and cultural energy. Crypto.com Arena and the L.A. LIVE entertainment complex are nearby, home to major concerts, games, and events throughout the year. The Grammy Museum, the Peacock Theater, and a wide range of nightlife and dining options are all part of the same walkable district. For those drawn to the broader Downtown experience, Grand Central Market, the Arts District, the Financial District, and the city's cultural institutions are all easily reached, and public transit options nearby connect you to the wider Los Angeles area.