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    Angelino Heights, Northeast Los Angeles

    Angelino Heights, Northeast Los Angeles

    HISTORIC ANGELINO HEIGHTS, Los Angeles

    ANGELINO HEIGHTS LOCATION

    Angelino Heights is the oldest suburb in Los Angeles and the first Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ), known for the largest concentration of Victorian Homes in the city. It is located west of Chinatown between Echo Park Lake and Sunset Blvd.

    ANGELINO HEIGHTS HOMES FOR SALE

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    Open House: Mar 30, 2024 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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    WHAT PEOPLE LOVE

    This is a ridiculously cool neighborhood filled with history and amazing Victorian and Craftsman Mansions. It is located a stone’s throw from Echo Park Lake, Downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, and all the crazy cool urban goodness of Echo Park.

    If you are a fan of Los Angeles History, diverse culture, Victorian homes and/or movie history and trivia (a critical scene from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” was shot here!!) you’ll be a fan of Angelino Heights.

    Bonus: DIGGS Realtor Jake Lindauer is an Angelino Heights resident. You can often catch him walking about the neighborhood with his super cute toddler, Mathilda. Contact us if you’d like to work with a true area expert!

    What People Don’t Love

    This is an incredibly diverse and global/liberal-minded community. It is not a place for rigid conservative folk or people who just want a placid, quiet existence. It is an urban community – there is noise and people tend to get involved with changing the world movements.

    WALKING TOUR SCENES

    This neighborhood is packed with eye-popping home after another. Gal Pal Tracy and I spent two of our walks just exploring and taking a ton of photos. It seemed like every home was Insta-Worthy and we kept bumping into residents eager to share history and neighborhood anecdotes. Living here must feel like belonging to the very best Insider’s Cool Kid Club. Here are a few of the notable sites:

    "Thriller House" in Angelino Heights

    Michael Jackson filmed the final scene of his video “Thriller” at this home.

    Charmed House in Angelino Heights

    The home featured in the hit show “Charmed”

    Hidden Staircase in Angelino Heights

    A hidden staircase connects Angelino Heights to the Echo Park Lake area.

    Oldest Market in Los Angeles

    One of the oldest market store in Los Angeles

    Echo Park

    Echo Park Lake went through a massive renovation and restoration and it is truly magical. The homeless population is not small, but I observed order and civilized dignity.

    Swan Boats on Echo Lake

    These are the famous Swan Peddle Boats at Echo Park. Gal Pal Tracy wanted to see more homes, so today wasn’t my day to float on the lake…

     

    And here is a gallery of a seemingly endless parade of amazing homes.

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