This downtown Los Angeles, 2000 built, modern two-story garden walkup in Victor Heights has six spacious two-and three- bedroom two bath units. Victor Heights is a small hillside neighborhood in downtown LA located east of Echo Park, northeast of Angeleno Heights, southwest of Elysian Park, and northwest of Chinatown. Located just down the street from Everett Park and around the corner from The Elysian, a William Pereira-designed mid-century office building transformed with 91 luxury live/work suites and two-story penthouses.

All units have stunning views of the downtown LA skyline! The apartment homes are separately-metered, fully parked with 10 onsite parking spaces and have central air conditioning. Creatively designed by a renowned LA designer, these 2000 vintage luxury rental homes feature keyless entry door locks to spacious two-bedroom floor plans with newly upgraded kitchen and bathrooms. The kitchen boasts sparkling white stone quartz countertops with brand new self-closing cabinetry and high-end stainless-steel Whirlpool refrigerators with matching gas cooktop with oven and microwave. Each rental home has porcelain tiled bath tubs and glass shower doors and separate guest bathrooms. Each rental home also includes central A/C cooling and heating with recessed lights with luxury style remote control blinds and distressed wood plank floors.

Victor Heights, sometimes referred to as the Forgotten Edge, is a neighborhood in Central Los Angeles. Victor Heights is located northwest of Downtown Los Angeles and is part of the Historic Cultural North Neighborhood Council (HCNNC) which represents Chinatown, El Pueblo, Solano Canyon, and Victor Heights in the City of Los Angeles. Victor Heights is bounded by Sunset Boulevard on the south, 110 freeway and Chinatown on the east, Stadium Way on the north, and Marview Avenue on the west.

920 Everett Street has a Walk Score of 87 / 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.

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