1510 Morton Ter, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Description

A rare combination of panoramic rooftop views, exceptional privacy, ultra-premium finishes, off-street parking, and an unbeatable location in the heart of Echo Park. This gated compound features an expansive rooftop entertaining deck, a luxurious primary suite, a dedicated office with a wet bar, a detached studio with approved ADU plans, and a private yard, all just one block from neighborhood cafes, restaurants, shops, and the hiking trails of Elysian Park. The impressive rooftop deck offers stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding hills and city skyline, creating the ideal setting for sunset drinks, dinner parties, and long weekend afternoons. A dedicated top-floor office with a custom built-in desk and wet bar opens directly onto the deck, making entertaining effortless. On the first floor, the open living and dining areas flow into a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring custom walnut cabinetry, crisp white countertops, and top-end appliances. A distinctive step-down sitting room features dramatic bay windows framing a mature yucca tree, while a powder room with herringbone tile and a backlit vanity mirror adds a playful design statement. Upstairs, the serene primary suite feels a world away from the home's social spaces, tucked among the treetops for shade and privacy. The luxurious bath pairs a modern two-person shower with a soaking tub facing the hills, and an expansive closet offers generous storage. A second bedroom completes the level. The gated grounds offer exceptional privacy, mature landscaping, and a low-maintenance yard with space to relax, entertain, or create your own outdoor retreat. A detached painting studio offers additional flexibility, with ADU plans approved by LADBS and near permit issuance. The location is unmatched. Cookbook, Canyon Coffee, and the trails of Elysian Park are just one block away. Echo Park Lake, Sunset Boulevard, and Dodger Stadium are all within a few blocks, putting some of Los Angeles's most beloved destinations at your doorstep. Who says "Nobody Walks in L.A.?"