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1004 Echo Park

Los Angeles, CA 90026

$575,000

Units

$575,000

Price / Unit

1908

Year Built

$195

Price / SF

2,950

Building SF

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About the Property

Originally built in 1908 as the Echo Park Clubhouse, this iconic property sits at the northern end of Echo Park Lake, just south of the famed Echo Park Blvd and Sunset Blvd intersection, the heart of Echo Park.

Designed and constructed by renowned master builder Sumner Hunt alongside Wesley Eager and Silas Burns, the property holds deep historical significance within the community. In 2009, the Los Angeles City Heritage Commission recognized its cultural importance by designating it as a Historic-Cultural Monument.

Now vacant, this remarkable property offers a unique opportunity for a new owner to bring their vision to life, with multiple permitted uses.

Situated on a 7,501 sq. ft. lot (LARD2-1VL-HPOZ zoning), the building features 2,950 sq. ft. of rentable space. The rear portion of the lot abuts Laguna Ave, presenting potential for added parking or the development of ADUs under SB 1211 (buyer to verify all possibilities).

Location

Deal Highlights

PRIME LOCATION

1004 Echo Park Avenue enjoys a prime, picturesque setting overlooking the newly revitalized Echo Park Lake, a beloved amenity for both locals and visitors. Just a short walk away, the vibrant intersection of Sunset Blvd and Echo Park Ave offers some of the city’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment.

ENDLESS POTENTIAL

The property consists of nearly 2,950 square feet of rentable space and is currently vacant. The property sits on a large 7,501 square foot lot zoned LARD2 with the back half of the lot abutting Laguna Ave. There is potential to add parking at the rear of the lot with access from Laguna Ave.

DELIVERED VACANT

The property will be delivered vacant and free of tenants. A new owner will have the ability to begin a new project without dealing with existing leases.

WALKER’S PARADISE

Boasting a Walk Score of 90 (Walker’s Paradise) the property sits on the Northern end of Echo Park a short walk to the famed intersection of Sunset Blvd and Echo Park Lake, the Heart of Echo Park.