490 Solano Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90012, Los Angeles, 90012 - 4 bed, 3 bath
ACTIVE$1,300,000
490 Solano Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90012
4Beds
3Baths
1,876Sqft
5,837Lot
Year Built
1922
Close
-
List price
$1.3M
Original List price
$1.3M
Price/Sqft
$693
HOA
-
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
MB25172034
Home ConditionExcellent
Features
Good View: Neighborhood
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About this home
We found 3 Cons,5 Pros. Rank: price - $1.30M(73th), sqft - 1876(82th), beds - 4(91th), baths - 3(64th).
Tucked in one of LA most storied and scenic neighborhoods Historic Solano Canyon. Stylishly redesigned home showcasing a complete updated modernized kitchen and upgraded bathrooms. Primary suite and additional bedroom featuring a private balcony. Newly replaced Roof, HVAC, and dual-pane windows for modern living. Versatile backyard ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or gardening. Enjoy sweeping views from Buena Vista Hill and immediate access to Elysian Parks lush trails. Nested just south of Dodger Stadium, China town, DTLA, L.A. Historic Park, Solano Community Garden, Solano Avenue Elementary School, L.A. River, and the 5 & 110 freeway on ramp.
Nearby schools
7/10
Solano Avenue Elementary School
Public,•K-6•0.2mi
3/10
Ann Street Elementary School
Public,•K-6•0.6mi
3/10
Albion Street Elementary School
Public,•K-6•0.7mi
6/10
Castelar Street Elementary School
Public,•K-5•0.8mi
7/10
Dorris Place Elementary School
Public,•K-6•1.3mi
4/10
Loreto Street Elementary School
Public,•K-5•1.3mi
3/10
Elysian Heights Elementary School
Public,•K-6•1.5mi
5/10
Florence Nightingale Middle School
Public,•6-8•1.2mi
2/10
Logan Street Elementary School
Public,•K-8•1.5mi
6/10
Irving STEAM Magnet
Public,•6-8•3.1mi
6/10
Thomas Starr King Middle School
Public,•6-8•3.2mi
5/10
Abraham Lincoln Senior High School
Public,•9-12•1.6mi
3/10
Belmont Senior High School
Public,•9-12•2.0mi
Price History
Date
Event
Price
08/01/25
$1,300,000
08/27/24
Sold
$700,000
Condition Rating
Excellent
Despite being built in 1922, this property has undergone an extensive and recent renovation, as evidenced by the 'stylishly redesigned' and 'complete updated modernized kitchen and upgraded bathrooms' mentioned in the description. The images confirm a contemporary aesthetic with new white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and modern pendant lighting in the kitchen. Bathrooms feature trendy elements like black and white checkered floors, rattan vanities, and green subway tile showers with black-framed enclosures. Crucially, major systems such as the roof, HVAC, and dual-pane windows have been 'newly replaced,' indicating minimal deferred maintenance and components meeting current quality standards. The consistent new wood-look flooring and updated light fixtures throughout further support an 'excellent' condition, making it virtually new inside.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Prime Location & Connectivity: Situated in the historic Solano Canyon, offering excellent access to DTLA, Chinatown, Dodger Stadium, L.A. Historic Park, and major freeways (5 & 110).
Extensive Modern Upgrades: Features a completely updated modernized kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, newly replaced roof, HVAC, and dual-pane windows, ensuring modern comfort and reduced immediate maintenance.
Scenic Views & Nature Access: Enjoys sweeping views from Buena Vista Hill and immediate access to Elysian Park trails, appealing to nature lovers and providing scenic beauty.
Private Outdoor Spaces: Includes a versatile backyard ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or gardening, complemented by private balconies off the primary suite and an additional bedroom.
Top-Rated Elementary School: Located within walking distance of Solano Avenue Elementary School, which boasts a strong rating of 7, making it attractive for families.
Cons
Historic Property Challenges: While charming and updated, the 1922 build year suggests potential for older underlying infrastructure that may require future attention beyond the recently replaced major systems.
Proximity to High-Traffic Areas: Its location near Dodger Stadium and freeway on-ramps (5 & 110) could lead to increased noise pollution and traffic congestion, particularly during events.
Potential Parking Limitations: The description does not explicitly mention dedicated off-street parking or a garage, which can be a significant consideration and potential challenge in a dense urban area like Los Angeles.