Located in the southeast corner of Echo Park is a pocket of Victorian-era Los Angeles.

Bordered on the west by Echo Park Lake and on the east by downtown L.A. one will find the multicolored Victorians, Queen Anne, Mission Revival, Craftsman and Streamline Moderne homes of Angelino Heights; many of which date back to the late 1880s. In addition to meticulous restoration on some of the homes, there are views, which take in the downtown skyline, the ocean and even as far as Catalina Island.

There is an eclectic mix of ethnicities and like many communities just north of downtown; there is a growing public of artists, musicians and business professionals seeking starter homes, investment property and other real estate ventures that are to be had in Angelino Heights.

The Echo Park Historical Society and the local citizenry of Angelino Heights work hand in hand to maintain its vintage splendor. In so doing, they have preserved the nineteenth century elegance and historical integrity of the homes and neighborhood.

Whether fixing up an older house or buying a multi-unit Victorian or Queen Anne, opportunities for handsome rental income await investors in this most vintage of California neighborhoods.