Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles, California Homes for Sale
About Lincoln Heights
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $649,900 to $839,000
Closed Prices: $311,000 to $1,100,000
Median Sale Price: $656,500
Average $ per sq ft: $639
Association Fee Ranges: $294 to $506.69/mo, $0 to $526
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1880 to 2009
Sq. Ft.: 556 to 3696 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 5 Bathrooms
Lot Size: 0 - 3 acres
Around Lincoln Heights
Where to live in Lincoln Heights is an interesting question. Due to the neighborhood's long history, for many residents it comes to how close you want to be to historic landmarks. Of course, living near history means tourists and history buffs are often buzzing about. The south and west sides of the neighborhood are comprised mostly of large apartment and condo buildings. Single-family homes become more prevalent as you head north and east.
There are plenty of great restaurants in this neighborhood. From Mexican food to delis, you can find it all in Lincoln Heights. There are also ice cream shops and other great dessert spots. If none of that interests you, you can also find great Chinese food just across the Los Angeles River.
You will find high school students, college students, med school students, artists, and many young families in the area. There are older residents too, though they are significantly outnumbered. On the neighborhood's south side, expect to see Union Pacific train cars going in and out of Piggyback Yard. The I-5 runs through the neighborhood, so there is some noise and pollution from the highway. Farther east, you will see families and young people enjoying Lincoln Park.
The nightlife in Lincoln Heights is pretty exciting. You can find great bars and pubs peppered throughout the neighborhood. If that's not your scene, you can head down towards Big Art Labs or the Brewery Art Colony to find showings or events. If nothing artsy is going down, you can taste some wine at the San Antonio Winery, though they close their doors at 8pm on weekends.
There are many great ways to spend a Sunday in Lincoln Heights. There is a farmers market in the area where you can get fresh fruit and vegetables as well as participate in the local industry. You can also find a lovely shopping center in the neighborhood or visit one of the local museums. Tours to look at all the historical landmarks in Lincoln Heights are available if you want to look at the history of the neighborhood for yourself. If you prefer to enjoy the history without a tour guide, there are historical landmarks galore in Lincoln Heights.
Locals Love
- The neighborhood's youth and energy means it simply feels exciting to live here
- Plenty to do on your time off, whether you enjoy history, shopping, or a local farmer's market
- Lots of history to explore, with a tour guide or with friends and family
- Exciting nightlife that helps you enjoy the neighborhood
Locals Don't Love
- Traffic near the historical landmarks and shopping can be very bad at times
- No public transportation
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