1901 Peyton Ave

A low-rise, midcentury residential cooperative in Burbank built in 1962, the complex spans two stories and contains roughly two dozen units configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom homes. The architecture reflects 1960s modernist sensibilities: simple horizontal lines, shared interior courtyards and broad balconies that capture treetop and Verdugo Hills views. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, open living plans, built-in shelving, breakfast bars, recessed and track lighting, crown moldings and a mix of vintage and updated kitchens and baths. Common areas emphasize a park-like courtyard with landscaping, a heated pool and spa, a clubhouse with barbecue area, and communal laundry and bicycle storage. Each unit is assigned one covered parking space in a gated lot with additional street parking available by city permit; private storage lockers are provided for most units. The property operates as a stock cooperative with owner-occupancy rules, on-site management practices, and modest shared dues that cover taxes and some services. Pets are allowed under HOA rules. The building’s location sits close to downtown Burbank, nearby production studios and shopping, offering a walkable, community-oriented suburban-urban lifestyle.