1001 N Bonnie Brae St, Los Angeles, CA 90026
OFF MARKET

1001 N Bonnie Brae St
Los Angeles, CA 90026

Echo Park
  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1,602 sqft
  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1,602 sqft

$1,608,900

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as of Apr 24, 2024
Est. Refi. Payment $10,159/mo*
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LOCATION,LOCATION, LOCATION!! PRIME 2 UNIT INVESTMENT PROPERTY ONLY 1/2 BLOCK AWAY FROM ECHO PARK LAKE! This stunning 2 unit property sits beautifully on the corner of Bonnie Brae St. & Montrose St., with each unit facing one side of the street, and each having its separate driveway/parking areas. Each unit is a 2 bedroom/ 1 bath combo, with the front unit (unit facing Montrose St.) featuring beautiful hardwood floors, vaulted cathedral ceilings, recessed lighting throughout, newer blinds & doors, and more. Back unit (unit facing Bonnie Brae St.) is the larger of the two, and showcases warm and open floor plans as seen in the large entry/ living room areas, over sized kitchen/ dining areas, and spacious bedrooms. Plenty of private parking for each unit, with front unit featuring long gated driveway which easily fits 3+ cars or RV. Property is also centrally located in up and coming Echo Park neighborhood, with plenty of completed new developments & projects breaking ground. Truly a must have income property in the center of one of today's prime rental markets.

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Home Details for 1001 N Bonnie Brae St

Interior Features

Interior Details
Basement
Heating & Cooling
Heating: OtherHeating Fuel: Other
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Stories: 1Floors: Other
Appliances & Utilities
DryerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher
Security
Security System

Exterior Features

Exterior Home Features
Roof: OtherExterior: OtherGardenLawnSprinkler System
Parking & Garage
Parking Spaces: 5

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1910Year Updated: 1930
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Multi FamilyArchitecture: Other

Community

Units in Building: 2

Lot Information

Lot Area: 5000 sqft

Mobile R/V

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Price History for 1001 N Bonnie Brae St

DatePriceEventSource
10/01/2018$3,784,090Sold
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07/03/2018$1,099,000PendingAgent Provided
03/19/2018$1,099,000PriceChange
Agent Provided
03/02/2018$1,150,000PriceChange
Agent Provided
07/08/2017$1,199,900Listed For SaleAgent Provided

Property Taxes and Assessment

Year2023
Tax$12,159
Assessment$991,784
Home facts updated by county records

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Echo Park
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What Locals Say about Echo Park

  • Trulia User
    "I grew up here with my grandparents. I have always felt at home here and I wish I could return to live here once more. But it's just way too expensive it saddens me to the core that I can't afford to live where I grew up. "
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  • Trulia User
    "it's great there are lots of parks there is the river to walk along, they might not like the coyotes "
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  • Trulia User
    "I love views and proximity it offers to DTLA but also how tucked away it is too :) neighbors are all super friendly too. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Holiday block activities, neighbors keep an eye for one another. Sense of community. Feeling safe with like minded people. "
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  • Trulia User
    "In traffic, the commute is 5 minutes to my office DTLA. And access to the 110, 5, and 101 is a breeze. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Not kid-friendly unless you grew up here and understand the dynamics of life for families in Los Angeles as a general thought. "
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  • Trulia User
    "People walk their dogs in the neighborhood all the time, but there are coyotes and skunks to be on the lookout for."
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  • Andrewjmartinez87
    "it's pretty dog friendly, with plenty of park near by. echo park lake and Elysian pack are great spots to take your pup. they're both spacious with benefits to both. Elysian has many trails to discover and echo park lake has a great picnic spot to bring your dog. "
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  • Bret H.
    "Close to Elysian Park for long doggie hikes and also close to Silver Lake dog park for play time.vuh"
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  • Marina L.
    "Very diverse community; highly walkable with many mom and pop shops plus interesting boutiques and restaurants"
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  • Claire T.
    "Sidewalks everywhere so there are tons of dog owners out and about. No real off leash park close by however. "
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  • Janellica.ohanian
    "Echo park is pretty safe and family friendly. Great for young single families. Very diverse community even though that was caused mostly by gentrification. Overall wonderful food and coffee shops walking and driving distance. My small family loves living here. "
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  • Dylan R.
    "The hills are a bit rough, and like most of LA, parks are limited. I feel bad for dogs here, especially the larger breeds. They belong in nature."
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  • Adrianna
    "Bus stop right at the corner. You can go east 5 minutes and you are downtown or you can go west 20minutes and you’re in Hollywood."
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  • Micah.greenberg
    "I work for myself, so commute is optional. I go to a coworking space downtown. Sometimes I work in Highland Park, which is also not far."
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  • Clairethorn
    "A lot of people have dogs here and there’s easy access to Elysian park on my street so lots of hiking. Not a lot of dedicated dog parks, though. "
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  • Afonso S.
    "Depends on where you work but this neighborhood has great access to several freeways to anywhere in the city."
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  • Mary E. R.
    "Echo park is great things are starting to get oversaturated and the streets do tend to be dirty and filled with trash at times. Echo park lake is somewhat clean."
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  • Mariette M.
    "In the past few years traffic has increased immensely. I’ve always felt safe, but crime, noise and litter have increased with the growing population. "
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  • Noah C. B.
    "I’ve been in echo park for the last 4 years and have loved seeing the place blossom. Everyone in the area is kind and neighborly. "
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  • Fisherloric
    "Most places are dog friendly and most people have their dogs on leash. Elysian park is nice to be able to let them off leash for a bit."
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  • Marah S.
    "Living by Bob’s market hot rods do donuts all night long. It is loud and dirty. It is now also expensive. "
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  • Liz M.
    "It’s the most unique neighborhood in LA. Young, hipster hotspots on Sunset, and tons of families with young kids in the hills in Elysian Heights. "
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  • Besmasrico
    "we have a community events year round like the lotus festival, Christmas parade, local business weekend."
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  • Metal_heart_us
    "there's access to public transportation 24/7. The Metro station is not far, about 2 miles or less. it's a safe community. "
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  • Mike S.
    "Good bars & clubs . Chintowns restaurants are b’s & c’s. Lassens is expensive , salad bar is ok. Bk on sunset is cheaper than bk on Glendale blvd"
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  • Leva S.
    "There is an elementary school and lots of school age children in echo park. Echo park has two different faces daytime and nighttime. "
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  • josh j
    "Elysian Heights Elementary is a hidden gem. It’ll be a magnet next year. Lots of families walking and tons of trails."
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  • Hans L.
    "I like this neighborhood, I don’t have kids but do know parents in the neighborhood. Seems to be safe, I think it’s changing a bit but I do not see many parents around Echo Park. "
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  • Swayser
    "I walk most places since everything I need is in my neighborhood but if I leave echo park / Sikverlake area, I drive "
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  • James P.
    "Can walk to store, Lake and thrift shops. Schools are in transition and need more funding. Buses abound but it is hard to get to train stop. Traffic revolves around dodger stadium games."
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  • Lsalm
    "Lots of places to walk to for a quick bite or to see live music or grab a cocktail with friends. Easy access to public transportation. Parking can be challenging on street sweeping days and during Dodger games."
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  • Lsalm
    "It has a great mix of people and is very walkable. Close to public transportation. I like the variety of places there are to eat close by."
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  • howardtfleming3
    "Echo Park might be the last egalitarian neighborhood in LA. Working class, hipsters, artists, professionals, Latinos, Caucasians, Asians, African Americans, Gay, Straight, dog lovers, kids, old, young.. I see all of them every day here. Echo Park is funky, artsy and a little rough around the edges. And what other LA neighborhood has TWO great parks (Echo Park Lake & Elysian Park).."
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1001 N Bonnie Brae St, Los Angeles, CA 90026 is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,602 sqft multi-family built in 1910. 1001 N Bonnie Brae St is located in Echo Park, Los Angeles. This property is not currently available for sale. 1001 N Bonnie Brae St was last sold on Oct 1, 2018 for $3,784,090. The current Trulia Estimate for 1001 N Bonnie Brae St is $1,608,900.