One of L.A.’s Only Surviving Bunker Hill Homes Lists in Angelino HeightsJune 2, 2022, 2:00 pmBy Wendy Bowman
A vintage home from L.A.’s storied Bunker Hill — best known known for its Angel Flight funicular that connected the hilltop neighborhood to the greater downtown area below, as well as streets lined with striking Victorian residences — has popped up on the market, asking a speck under $3 million. Though the neighborhood has been gone for more than 50 years, with most of the houses meeting the wrecking ball in the 1960s, making way for glitzy high-rises and art venues, a centuries-old survivor remains. But it’s since been relocated, not once but twice, and now resides in the historic Angelino Heights neighborhood. Known as the “John Wesley Ellis Residence” — after the Presbyterian minister who commissioned architect William R. Norton to build the place way back in the early 1800s — the stick-style Victorian structure’s exterior is painted an olive hue, with the interiors boasting six bedrooms and four baths in just over 3,200 square feet of living space. To read the full article visit their website here Recent Posts
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