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The Alfred

$12,000 – $17,800/mo

2–3 bedrooms
2–3 baths
1,667–3,098 sq ft
4 units available
Pet friendly

725 N Croft Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90069

As of October 13, 2026, The Alfred in Los Angeles, CA has 4 apartments for rent from $12,000 to $17,800/mo. Two-bedrooms start at $12,000 and three-bedrooms at $16,800. The average asking rent has risen 7.6% since March 25, 2026, from $13,417 to $14,433.

Floor plans

The Alfred has 4 units available across 4 floor plans: 3 two-bedroom layouts (1,667–2,259 sq ft) and a three-bedroom layout (3,098 sq ft). Prices checked October 13, 2026.

B1

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,667 Sq Ft

Starting at $12,000/mo

1 available unit	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
103	$12,000	1,667	Jul 22

B5

2 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • 2,025 Sq Ft

Starting at $14,500/mo

1 available unit	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
305	$14,500	2,025	Oct 7

B10 - Townhome

2 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • 2,259 Sq Ft

Starting at $17,800/mo

1 available unit	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
309	$17,800	2,259	Oct 7

C4 - Townhome

3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • 3,098 Sq Ft

Starting at $16,800/mo

1 available unit	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
109	$16,800	3,098	Mar 24

See all 10 units listed at The Alfred, including ones no longer available.

Cost to rent here

At The Alfred, a two-bedroom starts at about $12,576 a month all-in: $12,000 rent, $225 in listed fees, and an estimated $351 for electric, gas, water, internet, and renters insurance. A three-bedroom starts at about $17,474.

All-in from$12,576/mo

Estimates are local averages, not quotes from the property.

Can you afford it?

Most landlords ask for a monthly income of about 3× the rent, so qualifying at The Alfred takes about $432,000 a year for a two-bedroom and $604,800 for a three-bedroom. Keeping the $12,576 all-in month for a two-bedroom within 35% of take-home pay takes an income of about $769,900 a year.

Total monthly housing cost

$12,576/mo

Income to afford it comfortably

$769,900/yr

Income to qualify

$432,000/yr

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Rent history

Over the past year, the average asking rent at The Alfred has ranged from $11,000 to $19,150. The current average is $14,433, up $1,017 (7.6%) from $13,417 at the start.

Prices reflect the average advertised rent across units listed as available each day (164 days observed).

Fees & lease terms

The listing for The Alfred shows $225.33 a month in fees (parking garage $150, pet rent $50, renters liability/content property program $14.50, and 3 more) and $1,050 due at signing (holding deposit $500, pet deposit $500, application fee $35, and 1 more).

Rent
$12,000 – $17,800/mo
Earliest move-in
Mar 24

Monthly fees

Parking - Garage	$150/mo
Pest Control Services	$3/mo
Pet Rent	$50/mo
Renters Liability/Content - Property Program	$14.5/mo
SCEP Fee	$2.83/mo
Utility - Billing Administrative Fee	$5/mo

Due at signing

Application Fee	$35
Holding Deposit (Refundable)	$500
Pet Deposit (Refundable)	$500
Utility - Final Bill Fee	$15

Amenities

The Alfred is pet friendly and has garage or covered parking and in-unit washers and dryers. It lists 8 amenities, including rooftop lounge and dishwasher.

Coffee Bar
Curated Lobby With Fireplace & Indoor/Outdoor Seating
Dishwasher
Garage Parking
Pet Friendly
Rooftop Lounge
Smoke Free
Washer/Dryer

Location

725 N Croft Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90069

Resident reviews

The Alfred has a 4.2 out of 5 rating from resident reviews. Residents rate location (5.0) and management (3.8) highest and building quality (2.9) lowest.

4.2

Overall rating

Positive

Mixed

Neutral

Negative

Management3.8

Building Quality2.9

Location5.0

Maintenance3.8

Overall20 reviews

The Alfred offers luxury finishes, spacious layouts, and a prime location that residents consistently praise. Staff responsiveness—particularly maintenance and leasing teams—is a significant strength. However, a subset of residents report serious maintenance issues including recurring water damage, elevator breakdowns, and ongoing construction, with concerns about management accountability and compensation for damages caused by contractor work.

Management and leasing staff receive consistent praise for professionalism, responsiveness, and attentiveness to resident needs. However, several residents report significant issues with maintenance execution, including water damage, contractor work quality, and lack of accountability for damages caused by building vendors. Communication and resolution of these maintenance failures appear to be areas of concern for affected residents.

Residents report significant building maintenance issues, particularly recurring water leaks and frequent elevator breakdowns that impact daily living. Move-in cleanliness and contractor work quality have been inconsistent, with some residents experiencing multiple incidents requiring remediation. While some residents praise staff professionalism, the pattern of unresolved physical issues and ongoing construction activity dominates feedback on building quality.

Residents consistently praise the property's location for its balance of quiet residential character with convenient walkable access to nearby shops, restaurants, and coffee venues. Parking is noted as secure and accessible. The neighborhood offers an appealing combination of tranquility and urban convenience that appeals to renters seeking both peace and proximity to amenities.

Maintenance experiences at this property vary significantly. While responsive and professional maintenance support has been noted, residents have reported recurring water damage incidents, elevator reliability issues, and quality concerns with contractor repairs. Response to maintenance requests appears inconsistent, with some issues resolved promptly while others remain unaddressed or require multiple repair attempts.

Summaries are written by AI from reviews residents posted on public review sites such as Google and ApartmentRatings. Each topic shows how many of those reviews discuss it.

Getting around

The Alfred is very walkable and somewhat bikeable, and transit is limited.

Walking: Very walkable; Grade A
Transit: Limited; Grade D
Biking: Somewhat bikeable; Grade D

Climate and air quality

Air quality near The Alfred was good on 16 of the past 365 days, and at its worst in November (average AQI 88, moderate). Daily highs averaged 91°F in August, the warmest month, and lows averaged 46°F in January, the coldest.

Air quality

16 good-air days

of the past 365

Oct 13: Moderate, AQI 72

Oct 2025Oct 2026

Temperature

91° / 46°

average August high / January low

Oct 13: 76° high, 57° low

Oct 2025Oct 2026

Pollen

Very low

Oct 13–17 forecast

Tree: none, grass: very low, weed: very low

Month	Average high	Average low	Average AQI	Good-air days
January	70°F	46°F	77 (moderate)	1 of 31
February	72°F	48°F	76 (moderate)	1 of 28
March	82°F	56°F	82 (moderate)	0 of 31
April	75°F	54°F	65 (moderate)	1 of 30
May	74°F	57°F	67 (moderate)	6 of 31
June	78°F	60°F	62 (moderate)	2 of 30
July	87°F	65°F	64 (moderate)	2 of 31
August	91°F	68°F	70 (moderate)	0 of 31
September	86°F	66°F	68 (moderate)	0 of 30
October	83°F	60°F	76 (moderate)	0 of 31
November	71°F	52°F	88 (moderate)	1 of 30
December	68°F	47°F	87 (moderate)	2 of 31

Daily readings from Oct 14, 2025 to Oct 13, 2026. The pollen chart shows typical US seasons.

About this property

The Alfred is a 31-unit building in Los Angeles, CA.

Located at the heart of the Melrose Place in Los Angeles, The Alfred luxury apartments are seconds from lively shops, cafes and restaurants of world-famous Melrose Place. Its bright, spacious residences for rent offer effortless access to the best of West Hollywood while answering the call of today's most dynamic tastemakers, creatives and trendsetters.

Building
Apartment · Mid-Rise
Total units
31

Nearby schools

The closest school to The Alfred is West Hollywood Pre-School, a private preschool 0.4 miles away. The closest public school is West Hollywood Elementary School, 0.8 miles away.

School	Type	Level	Distance
West Hollywood Pre-School Private · Preschool	Private	Preschool	0.4 mi
Holloway School Private · Preschool	Private	Preschool	0.5 mi
Pacific Hills School Private · High	Private	High	0.6 mi
Tree Academy Private · High	Private	High	0.6 mi
West Hollywood Elementary School Public · Elementary	Public	Elementary	0.8 mi
Doheny School Private · Preschool	Private	Preschool	0.9 mi