Frank Gehry Lofts, built in 1981, is an intimate three-residence loft condominium project in Venice, designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry and once owned by actor and artist Dennis Hopper. Tucked into a quiet pocket near Abbot Kinney, Main Street, and the beach, this trio of free-standing structures feels far more like a cluster of private homes than a typical condo building, offering a rare blend of architectural pedigree, privacy, and creative energy.

Each loft is a sculptural, light-filled volume defined by soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and dramatic floating stairways that give the interiors a gallery-like quality. Open floor plans allow for flexible live/work use, with expansive main living areas that can function as studio, office, or entertaining space. Raw and refined materials—exposed elements, clean lines, and carefully framed views create an environment that feels both minimalist and warm, with natural light pouring in from multiple directions.

Outside, the freestanding nature of the buildings enhances the single-family home feel, with distinct entries and a sense of separation between residences. Proximity to Abbot Kinney’s boutiques and restaurants, the eclectic mix along Main Street, and the sand and surf of Venice Beach anchors the lofts firmly in one of LA’s most dynamic creative corridors. For those seeking an authentic architectural statement with true live/work functionality, Frank Gehry Lofts offers a rare and iconic Venice opportunity.