Echo Park real estate is among the earliest developed in Los Angeles. Choose a home here for an urban and authentic neighborhood, excellent city and sunset views, historic architectural houses, and a great nightlife. The area provides easy access to major freeways and Dodger Stadium and is convenient to downtown. Our Echo Park, Los Angeles neighborhood guide offers more details, and you can explore featured listings for Echo Park real estate below.
Live in the heart of vibrant Echo Park in this designer-done traditional home circa 1938. Many original details can be found throughout while smart and modern updates have helped breath new life into this charming home re-imagined by local designer Kathryn McCullough.
This newly listed Echo Park post-and-beam compound, circa 1963, is set on a double lot, nestled on a quiet canyon cul-de-sac. Interior spaces boast soaring ceilings, 15-foot high brick fireplace, loft/den, custom kitchen, and clerestory windows with verdant views to the trees and sky outside.
The spirit of Echo Park resounds in this remarkable offering, a secluded compound on two lots totaling over 26,000 square feet. Its centerpiece is a rustic mid-century bungalow hand-built by Robert A. Johnson, a civil engineer for the City of LA who poured his heart and soul into this labor of love.
Perched in the Echo Park hills, this modern 3BR/3BA (plus bonus flex room) at Artis incorporates a contemporary aesthetic, incredible light and a great floor plan.
Echo Park duplex circa 1921 delivered fully vacant.
Silver Lake Victorian circa 1900 loaded with charm and character. Enter through a hedged front gate into the grassy front yard and you will immediately feel at home.
Built in 1950, this woodsy bohemian retreat is tucked away in the Elysian Hills of Echo Park. Timeless and creative, the shingled cabin offers 1 bedroom, 1 bath, and a loft. The heart of the home is the light-filled living room with large windows, soaring ceilings, and a retro 60’s fireplace as the focal point. … Continued
Hidden from the street behind an iconic fence is a unique paradise few could imagine existing in the middle of Echo Park. In 2004 the owners acquired this massive property – 3 parcels and over half an acre of land – and hired architect Rachel Allen to design their modernist dream home.
This 1914 Echo Park Craftsman is perched at the edge of Elysian Heights with sweeping vistas of the San Gabriel Mountains. This perfectly preserved bungalow features wood shingle siding and is nestled under the canopy of native oak trees. Gorgeous, original woodwork abounds. The living room, dining room, bedrooms, and kitchen are all wrapped in … Continued
This mid-century modern charmer is located on one of the best streets in the hills of Echo Park. The light-filled living room features a lava stone decorative fireplace and lovely views. Enjoy meals in this sunny dinning area. The updated, open kitchen features tile from Heath Ceramics. The residence is currently set up as a 2 … Continued
