A short bike ride away from Downtown Los Angeles, the neighborhood of Echo Park is a mosaic of historic homes, small unique businesses, and lake-side greenery. As one of Los Angeles’ most culturally unique neighborhoods and the home to the newly renovated Echo Park Lake, this area’s popularity has grown significantly over recent years. With vibrant street murals, lively nightlife scene, and trendy coffee shops, Echo Park has made a new name for itself as Los Angeles’ business, cultural, and social scene, holding a diverse collection of residents, from families to artist and musicians. The concentration of shops, bars, and restaurants along Sunset Blvd and Echo Park Blvd serve local resident and curious visitors from all over the region.

Montrose House  is a short drive to Dodger Stadium and walking distance to some of Echo Park’s popular nightclubs and bars, such as The Echo Nightclub and Sunset Beer Company. Additionally, Montrose House has close proximity to four major freeways making it easily accessible from just about every part of Los Angeles.

Specifically located near the Sunset Boulevard and Alvarado Street intersection and the newly revitalized Echo Park Lake, the neighborhood offers residents and visitors a variety of unique local amenities. Across the Echo Park Lake, you will find the historic neighborhood of Angelino Heights, which features homes with timeless architecture that speak to the character of the city. 

Echo Park is home to a selection of unique local bars and restaurants like Mohawk Bend, a local staple that has served the community with pride throughout the years. Close by you will find Triniti, a modern coffee shop that has become known for their brunch specials. Echo Park is known for its unique shops like the infamous Echo Park Time Travel Mart, an eclectic convenience store, and the Lemon Frog Shop, a vintage fashion store.