1654 5th Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90019, USA
Living at 1654 5th Ave puts you in a part of Los Angeles where centrality is part of the lifestyle. Arlington Heights offers a residential setting with a distinctly local feel, yet you’re never far from the restaurants, cafes, markets, and cultural spots that fill the surrounding neighborhoods. Spend the morning exploring nearby Koreatown, head toward Hancock Park or Mid-City for an afternoon out, or make your way west toward the heart of the Westside. With so much of LA accessible from here, the appeal is having a well-connected home base that makes it easy to experience more of the city.
CLOSED at 1,300,000
3 beds | 2 bath | 1,360 sqft
Living well in Arlington Heights, LA.
Situated in Arlington Heights, 1654 5th Ave offers a well-connected home base in the middle of Los Angeles. The surrounding streets have an established residential character, while the neighborhood’s central location puts an array of restaurants, cafes, markets, and local destinations within easy reach. From here, you’re conveniently positioned between the Westside and some of LA’s most vibrant central neighborhoods, including Mid-City, Koreatown, and Hancock Park. It’s an ideal setting for those who want the comfort of a residential neighborhood without feeling far removed from everything the city has to offer.
Nearby Schools
Families have access to a range of educational options throughout the surrounding neighborhoods, from elementary schools to higher-level programs. With several schools within a convenient distance, the location offers practical access to learning opportunities while keeping daily routines connected to the broader Los Angeles community.
Carson-Gore Academy of Environmental Studies
Just 0.2 miles away, Carson-Gore Academy of Environmental Studies is a nearby LAUSD elementary school serving students in grades K–5. The school emphasizes college and career readiness, with a focus on academic growth, critical thinking, and environmental studies.
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Pio Pico Middle School
(0.4 miles)Approximately 0.4 miles from the property, Pio Pico STEAM Middle School serves students in grades 6–8. Its STEAM-focused curriculum incorporates hands-on learning, creativity, and innovation, providing a convenient middle school option close to home.
Los Angeles Senior High School
(1.1 miles)About 1.1 miles away, Los Angeles Senior High School serves students in grades 9–12 and offers a range of academic opportunities as well as magnet programming. Its central location provides another nearby option for families with high school-aged students.
Nearby Restaurants
From neighborhood cafés and casual spots to established restaurants along nearby corridors, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the local dining scene. The surrounding area makes it easy to grab coffee, meet friends for a meal, or discover something new without venturing far from home.
Blue Elephant Café
📍 2024 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90018A neighborhood café in the heart of Harvard Heights, Blue Elephant Café offers espresso drinks, teas, fresh juices, breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, and salads. With its welcoming setting and all-day café menu, it is a convenient spot for a morning coffee, casual breakfast, or quick bite.
kyucafe
📍 2100 W Washington Blvd #1, Los Angeles, CA 90018For an easy morning stop or casual midday meal, kyucafe offers a mix of café favorites alongside Korean-inspired grab-and-go options. From fresh-squeezed juices and breakfast burritos to Korean triangle riceballs, sandwiches, and salads, it brings plenty of convenient choices to Washington Boulevard.
Spaccio Salumeria by Truffle Brothers
📍 4073 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90018Spaccio Salumeria brings a taste of Italy to Washington Boulevard as both an Italian eatery and specialty market. The menu features house-made pastas, panini, salads, and Italian ingredients, making it a neighborhood destination for a relaxed lunch or picking up something special to enjoy at home.
Neighborhood Development
Central Los Angeles continues to evolve, with new residential, commercial, and community-focused projects contributing to the area’s growth. Ongoing investment throughout the surrounding neighborhoods is bringing new energy and amenities while adding to the long-term appeal of this well-connected part of the city.
The Read
📍 5217 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016Completed along West Adams Boulevard, The Read adds new residential and retail activity to the neighborhood with a mixed-use development featuring approximately 75 residential units and ground-floor retail. Its presence along Adams Boulevard reflects the continued evolution of the corridor into a more active residential and commercial destination.
Apple Campus
Apple's new campus near National Boulevard and Washington Boulevard is expected to bring approximately 3,000 employees to the area, further strengthening the neighborhood's appeal. Its close proximity to 1927 Marvin adds convenience for professionals while supporting long-term demand and investment potential.
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2535 S Mansfield Ave Income-Restricted Housing
📍 2535 S Mansfield Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90016Plans for 2535 S Mansfield Ave call for a five-story residential building with 116 apartments reserved for lower-income households. The proposed project is part of the continued housing development taking place throughout West Adams, adding more income-restricted homes within an established neighborhood close to major corridors and amenities.