1200 N Avenue 54

About This Home

Welcome to our bright and airy house built for indoor-outdoor living, situated in the trendy LA neighborhood of Highland Park. The house includes two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a main room (Kitchen, Lounge, and Dining areas with Laundry), and the surrounding wraparound patios (which include additional Dining and Lounge areas, amounting to an additional 700 square feet). Also included in the rental are utilities and two off-street parking spaces. The curated collection of art, furnishings, and design collectibles plus the expansive outdoor spaces surrounding the house provide the perfect setting for the idyllic Los Angeles lifestyle in the heart of a trendy neighborhood. The Kitchen boasts polished black granite floors, stainless steel cabinets, butcher block and granite countertops, floor-to-ceiling tiled walls, and large glass doors and windows that flood the space with natural light (with bar seating for 4). The Dining area features solid wood Midcentury and Art Deco furniture and a modern display of design collectibles (with seating for 6 – 8). The Lounge enjoys wraparound windows, plush leather seating (fits 5-7 people), and SO MANY plants! The bedrooms enjoy high ceilings, solid wood floors, fully connected televisions, and oversized glass windows and doors (providing private entrances for each). Both bathrooms boast marble tile floors and wainscotting, decorative tile mosaic walls, and oversized windows. The primary bathroom has its own private tiny garden to enjoy while you shower! The bedrooms also include solid wood furnishings, numerous mirrors, artwork, and decorative lighting fixtures. The front wraparound solid Redwood patio was designed with embedded planters, elaborate matching guardrails, and shades. The furnishings include a suite of oversized Restoration Hardware metal couches and dining chairs, plus a lighter set of modern barstools. This is complemented by numerous potted plants and overhead bistro string lights. The private back patio has a Dining and Lounge areas as well and is secluded behind decorative redwood fencing and planters. This house is the largest part of the Collective Arts Incubator, a mixed-use collective compound with 3 residential units (including the house), 1 commercial space (currently occupied by the Vintage Synth Museum), and 4 small creative workspaces. The house and its patios are private, and off-limits to the rest of the collective.