Desire

A curated collection of homes that sparked serious want plus Eastside LA market insights and neighborhood finds.

Glassell Park Craftsman (1911)

Glassell Park was one of the last Northeast LA neighborhoods to come up. Highland Park and Eagle Rock came up early, while Glassell Park kept a lower profile with its hillside homes and old industrial stretches. As prices climbed nearby,…

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Sunland Equestrian Estate

This Sunland Equestrian Estate caught my attention when it came on the market last month. Definitely a unique property for a very specific buyer, 10400 Mcbroom St is a 2,000 + sq ft, 3 bed, 3 bath home Designed by…

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A Historic Angelino Heights Triplex

1400 Carroll Street is a rare opportunity to own a fully restored, income-generating triplex in the heart of Angelino Heights—one of LA’s oldest and most architecturally iconic neighborhoods. Often mistaken for part of Echo Park, Angelino Heights has its own…

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Big Sur Retreat

High above the trees in Sycamore Canyon, this 9-acre property offers both privacy and room to gather. The main home is about 1,000 sq ft with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, opening onto sunny decks that make the most of…

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Echo Park Tree House | 2016 Lake Shore Ave

Tucked behind trees, this 1920s bungalow feels like a private hideaway in the middle of Echo Park. The wrap-around porch leads into light-filled rooms with French doors, a built-in oak banquette, and a kitchen that blends wood, concrete, and stainless…

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1875 Belmont Ave and The Lincoln Corridor

Muir Heights is one of Pasadena's hidden gems with tree lined streets, homes with vintage charm (dating back to the late 1800s) and easy access to Brookside Park and The Lincoln Corridor. That said, the corridor looks like it was…

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Spa-like retreat with Permitted ADU in Tujunga

9570 Amoret sits up in the Tujunga hills with a calm, easy vibe and feels like a proper retreat. The main house gets amazing light and has an easy flow from room to room. Not to mention, there’s also an…

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Cypress Park (A.D.I.T.L)

I was touring through homes in Cypress Park yesterday and was reminded how much the neighborhood has changed over the last few years. It's a pocket that typically has low inventory, but when homes become available they are often affordable…

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Two Charming Bungalows

If you’ve been looking for a condo alternative but don’t love the idea of shared walls or HOA rules, two new Eastside bungalows just popped up that might be exactly what you need. Both are single-family California classics with plenty…

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Highland Park Character Craftsman

5928 Meridian, a Highland Park Character Craftsman, combines 1920's charm with a slew of modern updates including plumbing, electric and foundation. The detached bonus studio with a raised ceiling and separate entrance offers an opportunity for a home office or…

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4767 Hillsdale Dr

El Sereno – 2 bedroom, 2 bath – Asking $950,000 Nestled in the hills of El Sereno’s Baird Park pocket, 4767 Hillsdale Drive feels like a private hillside escape, while still offering convenient access to the city. Set behind a…

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10825 Sevenhills Dr

Tujunga – 3 bedroom, 3 bath – Asking $899,000 This time capsule with parquet wood flooring, vaulted open beam ceilings, and a brick fireplace—priced at $899,000—is worth a look. 10825 Sevenhills Dr is located in Sevenhills, a peaceful, quiet, and…

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