
Hip eateries, boutiques, and nature trails surround the well-preserved Spanish-style bungalows of Atwater Village, causing this neighborhood to outrank its competition.
THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN ATWATER VILLAGE
professionals, students, recent graduates, commuters, young professionals, artists, outdoorsy types, long time residents, empty nesters, first-time homebuyuers, families, affluent, original hipsters
ATWATER VILLAGE IS GREAT FOR
biking, walkability, schools, cultural, nearby neighborhoods, business schools, religious, great outdoor spaces, walker’s paradise, outdoor space, proximity to places, family activities, eclectic feel, hip
ATWATER VILLAGE AREA HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE
Post Office, first rate public/ private schools, library, numerous religious institutions, equestrian district
Homes in Atwater Village are always in demand. The time for selling - or buying - a home in Atwater Village has never been more ideal.
Atwater Village boasts a young, creative, culturally and socioeconomically diverse population. Glendale Boulevard’s restaurants, cafes and boutique stores are the place to go for professionals, artists and hipsters. Curbed LA named Atwater Village the “Neighborhood of the Year,” and Details Magazine called it one of the “Six Hottest Emerging Neighborhoods” in the world. The annual Atwater Artwalk happens in June along Glendale Boulevard, featuring live music and interactive art.
Once the site of poppy fields near the untamed Los Angeles River flood plain, Atwater Village grew into a quaint suburb of turn-of-the-century Los Angeles, eventually the site of the “red cars” of the now-extinct Pacific Electric Railway. In the 20s, 30s and 40s, Spanish Mission Revival-style bungalows filled the neighborhood, a great number of which remain and are well preserved. Atwater Village retains a strong sense of community, bolstered by organizations such as the Atwater Village Neighborhood Council, Friends of Atwater Village and the Atwater Village Chamber of Commerce.
Atwater Village stretches along the banks of the “Glendale Narrows,” the seven-mile long segment of the river with an earthen bottom. A section of the Narrows recently opened to kayaks and canoes. The lush Narrows features tree-lined islands, egrets, herons, and other wildlife. Fishing and bird-watching are popular activities, and bike trails line both sides of the stretch. The Sunnynook Footbridge crosses the L.A. River just south of Los Feliz Boulevard, revealing spectacular views. The brand new Glendale Narrows Riverwalk offers public art, hiking trails and equestrian paths for horseback riders.
When choosing an Atwater Village real estate agent ... experience matters
Because demand for homes in Atwater Village is typically high and inventory is typically low, real estate in Atwater Village has become a seller’s market. Both buyers and sellers, then, are advised to work only with real estate agents who are experienced and intimately familiar with Atwater Villages' real estate market to represent them in the transaction.
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With over 30 years experience in helping clients buy and sell homes in Northeast Los Angeles, Tracy King has a depth of real estate knowledge that makes her the go-to for both the first-time home buyer and the seasoned real estate investor. When she's not holding open houses or negotiating offers, Tracy enjoys wine tasting, cooking, or planning her next trip to Paris. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Northeast Los Angeles, contact the Tracy King Team at 626.827.9795 or team@tracyking.com.