🏡 Property Highlights Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac — safe, private, and peaceful in the heart of the city Fully renovated and thoughtfully equipped — ideal for both short-term stays and long-term rentals Surrounded by greenery with views of the lake and hills — a rare natural escape in urban Los Angeles 🔧 Amenities & Features Air purifier Filtered drinking water system High-speed Wi-Fi Smart TV Central A/C & Heating Washer & Dryer Iron & Ironing board Free parking space Microwave, stovetop, oven Refrigerator & freezer Toaster, blender, electric kettle Coffee maker 6-seat dining table Full set of cookware, dinnerware & glassware

🏡 Property Highlights Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac — safe, private, and peaceful in the heart of the city Fully renovated and thoughtfully equipped — ideal for both short-term stays and long-term rentals Surrounded by greenery with views of the lake and hills — a rare natural escape in urban Los Angeles 🔧 Amenities & Features Air purifier Filtered drinking water system High-speed Wi-Fi Smart TV Central A/C & Heating Washer & Dryer Iron & Ironing board Free parking space Microwave, stovetop, oven Refrigerator & freezer Toaster, blender, electric kettle Coffee maker 6-seat dining table Full set of cookware, dinnerware & glassware

🎬 A Neighborhood Steeped in Film History This area is known as the cradle of the American film industry. In the early 20th century, “Edendale” (now Echo Park/Silver Lake) was a major center for silent film production. Pioneering studios like Selig Polyscope, Mack Sennett’s Keystone Studios, and Pathé West Coast operated along Allesandro Street (now Glendale Boulevard). Legend has it the name Echo Park was inspired by a park superintendent who once heard an echo in the canyon. In 1892, the City of Los Angeles officially named the area Echo Park. Over time, the neighborhood evolved from rural land, reservoirs, and farmlands into a vibrant residential district. You’re walking the same streets once frequented by legends like Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, and Walt Disney. Today, many Victorian-era homes, stone staircases, and historic landmarks still remain, preserving the charm of old Los Angeles. 🗺 Explore the Area — Walking Tour & Local Gems 🏞 Echo Park Lake Just a short walk south from the house, Echo Park Lake features a scenic 1-mile loop, ideal for morning walks, jogging, or picnics. You can rent pedal boats, relax by the fountain, or enjoy views of the “Lady of the Lake” statue, pavilion, and bridges. 🌆 Secret Staircases & Backstreets Venture beyond the lake to discover LA’s hidden staircases — unique stone steps that wind through hillside neighborhoods like Angelino Heights. A favorite among urban hikers and photographers. ☕ Lunch, Coffee & Local Eats Treat yourself at one of Echo Park’s beloved cafes or restaurants: Little Fish Echo Park (brunch/lunch) A Tí (casual Mexican fare) Pitfire Pizza Masa of Echo Park (Chicago deep-dish pizza) Bar Bacetti (Italian small plates + bar) 🌳 Elysian Park & Chavez Ravine Arboretum Walk or drive to Elysian Park for expansive city and mountain views, or explore the arboretum for a peaceful nature break. 🏘 Victorian Homes & Historic Architecture On your way back, stroll th