Asking Price: $750,000

Value-Add Fourplex on Large R3-1 Lot in Lincoln Heights Built in 1930, this charming two-story Craftsman-style property has been converted into four one-bedroom, one-bathroom units. Rich in character and architectural appeal, the building presents an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking a value-add asset. The property requires substantial rehabilitation, making it ideal for buyers looking to renovate and maximize its long-term potential. It is subject to Los Angeles rent control, with long-term tenants currently in place, providing stable occupancy while offering future upside. Situated on a generous R3-1 zoned lot, the property may offer the potential to add two ADUs or two additional dwelling units, subject to buyer verification and approval by the City of Los Angeles. Located in the highly desirable Lincoln Heights neighborhood, the property is just 10 minutes from Downtown Los Angeles and enjoys convenient access to major freeways, public transportation, shopping, dining, schools, parks, and other neighborhood amenities. The area is well established and continues to benefit from ongoing investment and redevelopment, making this an attractive opportunity for investors with a vision. Property Highlights: Built in 1930 Two-story Craftsman-style building Four 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom units Significant rehabilitation needed Subject to Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (rent control) Long-term tenant occupancy Large R3-1 zoned lot with potential for additional development (buyer to verify) Possible opportunity for two ADUs or two additional units Prime Lincoln Heights location Approximately 10 minutes to Downtown Los Angeles Close to public transportation, shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, and major commuter routes This is a rare opportunity to acquire a classic Los Angeles income property with renovation and development potential in one of the city's historic and evolving neighborhoods. Buyer is advised to independently verify all zoning, development potential, and applicable regulations with the City of Los Angeles.