Beautiful Homes for Sale in Glassell Park, Echo Park and Mt. Washington from Tracy Do

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1358 El Paso Dr. | Glassell Park

Tucked away on a verdant street-to-street lot, this hillside bungalow echoes with sweet notes from LA’s past. The stylish home was built in 1948 and has been tastefully updated, preserving heritage elements with a distinct modern flair. Two bedrooms flow easily to the outdoors, a serene, private environment of mature trees, lush gardens and a patio that is primed for outdoor dining. You’re beautifully situated in the heart of NELA with quick access to Habitat Coffee, Walt’s Arcade Bar and more. Offered at: $549,000.

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1964 Landa St. | Echo Park

This secluded compound on two lots totals over 26,000 square feet. Its centerpiece is a rustic mid-century bungalow featuring original woodwork and carefully crafted details including a fireplace, exposed beams, built-ins and intricately inlaid cabinetry. The adjacent parcel, incorporated in the sale, provides privacy and a massive tile mosaic that is etched into the hillside. Wrapped in tranquility, you are near all the great options on Echo Park Avenue including Pollen, Valerie’s, Cookbook and Chango. Offered at: $1,145,000.

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662 Quail St. | Mt. Washington

This light-filled residence provides a great layout, breathtaking views and a prime location in the coveted Mt. Washington school district. There are three bedrooms, two updated bathrooms and bonus space with a separate entrance; potentially your office, studio or extra storage. From two rear decks take in breathtaking vistas across canyons and city lights. Mt. Washington Elementary is a few blocks along with hiking trails, the Gold Line Metro stop, Gloria’s Cuisine and Monte 52. Offered at: $899,000.

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3146 Lees Ave. | Long Beach

Has Long Beach been on your radar? It might be time to take a look. This stunning residence was designed by Cliff May, considered the father of the California Ranch house. The light-filled mid-century modern is built around a spacious open concept floor plan with highlights that include beamed ceilings, wood and tile flooring, walls of glass and a sparkling swimming pool. Homes in the Cliff May Rancho tract are highly coveted and enjoy a great location, central to all of Long Beach.
Offered at: $835,000.

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