EXCLUSIVE The unassuming $370,000 studio that hides a remarkable secret
While this studio apartment may look unassuming, the $370,000 gem sits inside a star-studded tower once home to Hollywood royalty.
Don't let its size fool you - the 304-square-foot studio comes with serious star power.
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