1226 Meadowbrook Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90019

1226 Meadowbrook is a rare, fully renovated two-unit property offering both immediate income and an exceptional owner-user opportunity in Mid‑City Los Angeles. Thoughtful, high-end updates throughout include modern kitchens with custom cabinetry and generous islands, marble countertops, recessed lighting, refinished hardwood floors, and upgraded electrical and plumbing systems. Each unit is laid out as a spacious three-bedroom, three-bath residence (totaling approximately 3,464 SF), with in-unit washer/dryer hookups and premium finishes that read like single-family home quality.

Outside, the property’s private yard centers on a sparkling swimming pool — an unusual and highly prized amenity for central LA multifamily. A detached garage provides meaningful storage and off‑street parking capacity, and the 6,217 SF lot gives breathing room and privacy not typical in the corridor. The building’s 1926 shell has been sympathetically updated; tasteful period details combine with contemporary systems to produce turnkey living for an owner-occupant or a compelling rent-ready asset for an investor.

Positioned between the Miracle Mile cultural corridor and Hancock Park, the location delivers easy access to world-class museums (LACMA), boutique shopping and restaurants along La Brea and Wilshire, and straightforward commutes to Downtown, West Hollywood, and the Westside. Whether your plan is to live in one unit while renting the other to offset your mortgage, or to operate both units as a rental property, this duplex gives flexibility and upside in a highly desirable central LA pocket.

Showings by appointment. Buyers are encouraged to verify zoning, request the rent roll and inspection reports, and confirm parking allocation prior to offer. This is a rare combination of lifestyle, location, and immediate income in Mid‑City — schedule your tour today.

Mid‑City (Mid‑Wilshire) blends historic 1920s architecture with contemporary renovations, attracting professionals and families who want central access to LA’s cultural and employment centers. The area features tree-lined residential blocks, boutique shopping and a dense restaurant scene along La Brea and Wilshire, plus easy connections to public transit and freeways. Proximity to Miracle Mile museums and Hancock Park’s residential fabric makes this pocket especially desirable.