115 N Avenue 52, Los Angeles, California 90042

$1,699,000

Property Type

Residential

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

4

Square Feet

2,328 sqft

City

Los Angeles

Status

Active

On a rare occasion, a residence like this enters the market. Located at 115 N Ave 52 within Highland Park’s historic HPOZ, this early 1900s American Foursquare has been meticulously restored and thoughtfully updated while preserving its original character. This home features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, complemented by a spacious laundry room, a functional mudroom, and a finished 415-square-foot garage. Timeless craftsmanship can be seen throughout, from the authentic wood windows and deep front porch to the soaring nine-foot ceilings and a beautifully preserved wood staircase. Elegant arched openings lead you through the living and dining areas, creating a seamless flow for entertaining. The well-appointed kitchen serves as the heart of the home, boasting custom millwork, stainless steel appliances, antique brass finishes, and quartz countertops. Each bedroom and bathroom offers its own distinctive personality, elevated by custom closets, refined finishes, curated tile selections, and custom vanities. The exterior is equally impressive, with grounds professionally landscaped with California native and drought-tolerant plants. Mature Podocarpus, fragrant lavender, and rosemary frame a classic brick patio, creating an inviting backdrop for outdoor relaxation. The fully remodeled two-car garage-complete with a new roof, siding, and doors-provides a versatile footprint for a workshop, fitness studio, or creative retreat. Additional features include new flooring, new HVAC, new electrical rewire, new plumbing, a new tankless water heater, and more. Positioned approximately half a mile from the Metro station, the home is just minutes from the boutiques, cafes, and vibrant energy of Figueroa Street. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy the convenience of one of Northeast Los Angeles' most celebrated commercial corridors while residing in a beautifully restored piece of LA history.