Front exterior of 1911 Craftsman home in Glassell Park with mature landscaping, porch, and classic architectural details, featured by Glassell Park real estate agent Matt Morgus.

A Historic 1911 Craftsman in the Heart of Glassell Park

Now available in Glassell Park, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath Craftsman offers 1,497 square feet of timeless character and modern updates, listed at $1,495,000. From the moment you step onto the spacious front porch framed by native landscaping, the home radiates warmth, history, and architectural charm.

As a Glassell Park real estate agent, I see firsthand how historic Craftsman homes like this capture buyer interest across Northeast Los Angeles. Properties with this much character remain among the most sought-after homes in the neighborhood.

Craftsman living room in Glassell Park with original woodwork, beamed ceilings, built-ins, and brick fireplace, highlighting the character that attracts Glassell Park home sellers and buyers.

Original Character with Thoughtful Updates

Inside, you’ll find rich woodwork, wainscoting, stained glass, and windows with beautifully wavy glass that catch the afternoon light. The living room centers around a decorative brick hearth, creating a cozy and inviting gathering place. The updated kitchen blends vintage personality with modern convenience, featuring marble countertops, a Viking range, and ample space for cooking and entertaining.

Formal dining room in Glassell Park Craftsman home featuring original wood built-ins, coffered ceiling, and French doors opening to the porch, a desirable feature for Glassell Park homeowners considering selling.

Versatile Layout with Three Bedrooms and Two Baths

Three bedrooms provide flexibility for families, guests, or a work-from-home office. The primary bathroom includes an oversized clawfoot tub — the kind of retreat you’ll look forward to after a long day.

Light-filled kitchen in Glassell Park Craftsman home featuring marble countertops and stained-glass windows, a showcase for Glassell Park listing agents marketing historic homes.

Private Outdoor Sanctuary with Mature Fruit Trees

Outdoors, this home unfolds into a lush and private sanctuary. Terraced gardens, shaded patios, and an expansive deck sit beneath mature fruit trees, including guava, persimmon, apricot, avocado, apple, lemon, and orange. Solar panels add efficiency, while the detached two-car garage with side street access and a long driveway provide both practicality and potential for future ADU use.

Bedroom inside Glassell Park Craftsman home with large windows, neutral design, and inviting atmosphere, a desirable feature in Northeast LA real estate.

Prime Glassell Park Location in Northeast LA

The home is ideally located just one block from groceries, close to the Glassell Park pool and recreation center, Rio de Los Angeles State Park, and the Frogtown LA River path. Local favorites like Dunsmoor, Lemon Poppy Kitchen, and The Grant are nearby, while Atwater Village, Highland Park, and Silver Lake are just minutes away.

Outdoor deck of Glassell Park Craftsman home with lounge seating and lush greenery, marketed by Glassell Park Realtor Matt Morgus for homeowners considering selling.

Thinking of Selling Your Glassell Park Home?

Buyer demand for Craftsman homes in Northeast LA remains strong. As a Glassell Park listing agent and local Realtor, I understand how to market historic homes like this one to achieve top results. If you’re considering selling your Glassell Park property, reach out today to learn how I can position your home for success.

2606 W Ave 30 – Glassell Park Craftsman for Sale