1403 Avon Park

Architectural Adobe Gem in Echo Park / Elysian Park
Step into a rare piece of Los Angeles history with this one-of-a-kind architectural treasure nestled between Echo Park and Elysian Park. Originally designed in 1931 by Robert Stacy-Judd as part of a Hopi-inspired bungalow village, this home is a stunning example of Mayan Revival adobe architecture. From hand-hewn vigas and thick adobe walls to primitive-style tile gutters and custom ladders, every detail reflects a timeless craftsmanship rarely found today.
This enchanting 2-story residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across two distinct living spaces, each with its own kitchen and private entrance—ideal for multi-generational living, rental potential, or a flexible creative retreat.
Main Level (2 bed / 1 bath):
Features a spacious wraparound patio perfect for entertaining, an inviting indoor fireplace, bright natural light, and unique architectural touches throughout.
Upper Level (1 bed / 1 bath):
Includes a charming kitchen with a built-in breakfast nook, a beautifully designed living room with artistic details, and access to multiple rooftop gardens and terraces that offer sweeping views of Downtown LA.
Additional highlights include air conditioning, in-unit laundry, and thoughtfully curated outdoor spaces for dining, relaxing, and enjoying the serene hillside setting—all just minutes from Hollywood, Silver Lake, and DTLA.
Don’t miss the chance to own this captivating blend of history, architecture, and Los Angeles charm.