Metro 417 offers unique and historic apartments in downtown LA, housed within the meticulously restored former Subway Terminal Building in the Financial District. Combining the grandeur of its 1925 architecture with modern luxury, Metro 417 stands out as a premier option for those seeking luxury apartments in downtown Los Angeles.
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Metro 417 brings together practical in-home conveniences, a choice of finishes, and views of the city or community.
Wood cabinetry and under-cabinet lighting bring warmth to kitchens finished with granite or quartz countertops. A stainless-steel backsplash* and kitchen island* add to the space.
Choose from stainless-steel or black GE or similar appliance packages, each with an electric range and oven, dishwasher, microwave, and full-size refrigerator.
Start or end the day with a soaking tub and tiled surround or a shower stall. Granite or quartz-topped vanities feature a single or double sink, with mirrored medicine cabinets* and linen closets* for storage.
Hardwood, vinyl plank, carpet, or tile flooring gives each apartment its own look. City or community views bring the surroundings into focus, while higher ceilings* create an added sense of space.
Oversized closets* and additional storage* give belongings a place of their own.
Take care of laundry on your schedule with a GE washer and dryer at home.
Central air conditioning and heating, window blinds, and smart thermostats* help you make the space comfortable.
Enjoy a change of scenery from your private outdoor space*.
Fiber internet service is available through Verizon, AT&T, Starry, Zentro, and Spectrum.
*Available in select apartments.
Metro 417 offers room to relax, work out, and connect, from its Downtown-facing rooftop patio to the restored historic lobby.
Enjoy Downtown views from a lounge chair or an umbrella-covered table. The rooftop also features a jacuzzi, fire pit, and gas grill with a granite preparation counter for outdoor gatherings.
Fit a workout into your day at the 24-hour fitness center, equipped with treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, strength-training equipment, and a hydration station.
Settle into the contemporary seating of the second-floor lounge, connect to Wi-Fi, or reserve the conference room for a meeting.
The restored lobby pairs coffered ceilings, Botticino marble floors and columns, mosaic tile, and wood detailing with places to sit and linger. A rotating gallery showcases work by resident and local artists.
The public dog park directly next to Metro 417 includes enclosed grassy areas, small trees, and waste stations.
Enter the gated, controlled-access garages from Hill or Olive Street. Parking options include assigned single resident spaces, guest parking, covered spaces, and ChargePoint electric vehicle charging stations.
An onsite vending machine, additional storage, and complimentary bicycle storage add convenience to your routine.
24-hour emergency maintenance
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On-site management team
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Luxer® smart package room and lockers
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Pet-Friendly
Pet-friendly living with a dog-walking area, pet waste stations, and a pet spa.
Start the day with coffee, meet friends for dinner, or find a new corner of Downtown to explore. From Metro 417, the neighborhood’s restaurants, parks, arts venues, and transit connections are close to home.
Pick up groceries at Whole Foods Market or Ralphs Fresh Fare, browse the food vendors at Grand Central Market, or spend an afternoon among the shops at The Bloc, FIGat7th, and ROW DTLA. The Historic Core offers more to discover, including The Last Bookstore and stores set among Downtown’s historic buildings.
Keep dinner casual at KazuNori or Pizzanista!, plan a night out at Perch or Bottega Louie, or make a coffee stop at G&B Coffee, Groundwork Coffee, Blue Bottle Coffee at the Bradbury Building, or Civil Coffee. The Arts District adds spots such as Urth Caffé, Verve Coffee Roasters, Arts District Brewing Company, Boomtown Brewery, and Pali Wine Co. Little Tokyo offers another mix of restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations.
An evening in Downtown might mean a performance at Walt Disney Concert Hall, an event at Crypto.com Arena or the Los Angeles Convention Center, or a movie at Regal L.A. LIVE. Explore The Broad, MOCA, the GRAMMY Museum, and The Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo. The Bradbury Building, Los Angeles Central Library, and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels add to the area’s architectural and cultural character.
Take a break at Pershing Square, Grand Park, or Grand Hope Park, or explore Vista Hermosa Natural Park and Los Angeles State Historic Park. The LA River Greenway offers trails and bicycle routes, with Downtown bike lanes connecting to the broader city network. For a longer outing, Griffith Park offers hiking and equestrian trails, scenic overlooks, recreational facilities, and the Los Feliz, Wilson, and Harding golf courses.
Pershing Square Station is about one block from Metro 417, connecting you to the Metro B and D Lines. Additional Metro, Foothill Transit, and Downtown DASH stops are nearby, while 7th Street/Metro Center offers connections across four Metro lines. For trips by car, US-101 and I-110 are within about a mile, with I-10 and I-5 a short drive away.
Metro 417 is near Downtown employment centers in finance, government, law, film and media, and healthcare. Cal State LA Downtown, ASU at California Center Grand, and USC’s University Park Campus are among the area’s higher-education destinations; Cal State LA’s main campus is east of Downtown. Nearby medical facilities include Dignity Health–California Hospital Medical Center and PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital. Los Angeles General Medical Center, Keck Hospital of USC, and Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center are within a few miles.
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Quick answers about living at Metro 417 — tours, pricing, pets, parking, and how to apply.
Metro 417 is located at 417 S. Hill Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The community occupies the restored 1925 Subway Terminal Building near Pershing Square and Angels Flight.
Metro 417 sits at the border of Downtown Los Angeles’ Financial District and Historic Core, near Pershing Square, Bunker Hill, and the Broadway Theater District. The location is close to Downtown offices, restaurants, shopping, cultural destinations, and public transportation.
Studio, 1-, and 2-bedrooms + Penthouses
Apartments feature kitchens with granite or quartz countertops, wood cabinetry with under-cabinet lighting, stainless-steel backsplash* and kitchen islands*. Appliances include GE or similar, stainless-steel or black packages with electric range and oven, dishwasher, microwave, full-size refrigerator.
Bathrooms include granite or quartz-topped vanities with a single or double sink, mirrored medicine cabinet*, linent closet* and a soaking tub with a tiled surround or a shower stall. Additional features include central air conditioning and heating, window blinds, an GE washer and dryer, and hardwood, vinyl plank, carpet, or tile flooring and views of the city or community. Select apartments offer higher ceilings, oversized closets, additional storage, smart thermostats, or a private outdoor space. Fiber internet service is available through Verizon, AT&T, Starry, Zentro, and Spectrum.
The rooftop patio features a jacuzzi, lounge seating, umbrella-covered tables, a gas grill with a granite preparation counter, a fire pit, and Downtown views. The 24-hour fitness center includes treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, strength-training equipment, and a hydration station.
The second-floor resident lounge offers contemporary seating, Wi-Fi, and a reservable conference room. Additional conveniences include an onsite vending machine, additional storage, and complimentary bicycle storage.
The restored lobby showcases the building’s historic character with coffered ceilings, Botticino marble floors and columns, mosaic tile, wood detailing, seating areas, and a rotating gallery featuring resident and local artists.
The community is directly next to a public dog park which includes an enclosed grassy areas, small trees, and waste stations. We welcome two pets per apartment, including cats and dogs. Policies may include breed restrictions, pet limits, pet deposits, and monthly pet rent. Please defer to our Resident Selection Criteria for more details.
Metro 417 offers assigned single reisdent spaces and guest parking in a gated, controlled-access garages entered from Hill and Olive streets.
The community offers covered garage parking and ChargePoint electric vehicle charging stations.
Pershing Square Station is about one block from Metro 417 and serves the Metro B and D subway lines. Nearby street-level stops provide access to the Metro J Line and Foothill Transit’s Silver Streak. Angels Flight, the historic funicular connecting Hill Street and Bunker Hill, is also nearby. A short distance away, 7th Street/Metro Center serves the A, B, D, and E Lines.
Downtown DASH service includes Route B between the Financial District and Chinatown and Route D between Union Station and South Park.
Metro 417 is located in Downtown Los Angeles, about one block from Pershing Square Station and near 7th Street/Metro Center. The community is within about a mile of US-101 and I-110, with I-10 and I-5 a short drive away.
Downtown employment centers include organizations in finance, government, law, film and media, and healthcare. Nearby medical facilities include Dignity Health–California Hospital Medical Center and PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital. Los Angeles General Medical Center, formerly LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck Hospital of USC, and Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center are within a few miles.
Nearby higher-education destinations include Cal State LA Downtown, ASU at California Center Grand, and USC’s University Park Campus. Cal State LA’s main campus is located east of Downtown.
Nearby outdoor spaces include Pershing Square, Grand Park, Grand Hope Park, Vista Hermosa Natural Park, and Los Angeles State Historic Park. The LA River Greenway offers sections for walking and biking, while Downtown bike lanes connect with the broader city network.
Farther from Downtown, Griffith Park features hiking and equestrian trails, scenic overlooks, recreational facilities, and the Los Feliz, Wilson, and Harding golf courses.
Metro 417 is near Grand Central Market with grocery options including as Whole Foods Market and Ralphs Fresh Fare. Shopping destinations throughout Downtown include The Bloc, FIGat7th, ROW DTLA, and stores throughout the Historic Core.
Nearby dining and coffee options include Perch, Bottega Louie, KazuNori, Pizzanista!, G&B Coffee, Groundwork Coffee, Blue Bottle Coffee at the Bradbury Building, Civil Coffee, and The Last Bookstore’s Historic Core location. Additional options in the Arts District include Urth Caffé, Verve Coffee Roasters, Arts District Brewing Company, Boomtown Brewery, and Pali Wine Co. Little Tokyo also offers restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations.
Downtown entertainment and cultural attractions include Crypto.com Arena, the Los Angeles Convention Center, Regal L.A. LIVE, the GRAMMY Museum, Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, MOCA, the Bradbury Building, Los Angeles Central Library, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, and The Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo.
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