Now this is an Eagle Rock midcentury home that I would jump at the chance to live in!
Put on your flipflops and Hawaiian shirt and head straight out to the perfect bamboo-lined corner for your poolside tiki bar at this midcentury gem. Original and/or retro details include pink tile, dual sinks, and amazing patterned lino in the main bathroom, hardwood and stone floors, and several cool light fixtures throughout.
Working in the Northeast LA real estate world, we often talk to people who need or want to downsize for one reason or another. Downsizing can be fun and freeing, or it can be very hard and feel limiting. It's easy for us to look at someone else's situation and see clearly what is the necessary thing to do. When it comes to our own situation, though, it can be really hard to figure out.
A home with a view attracts a crowd, and this Glassell Park home was no exception! It's not all about the view here, but you can see downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, Century City, the Griffith Park Observatory, and Glendale from both the decks.
The Eagle Rock real estate market has been especially booming in the fixer market - people love to see potential! More than 100 years after it was built, many of the original details of this home remain: the dark-stained clapboard siding, the wide front porch perfect to sit on and enjoy the neighborhood, the double-hung wood-framed windows, the hardwood floors, the gracious dimensions of the formal living and dining rooms--the list goes on.
The Boyle Heights real estate market has been getting hot! Located at 526 Brittania Street, this 1915 Craftsman was lovingly restored by the sellers, who made it their pet project for the last 11 years.
