7-Unit Multifamily

3555 Siskiyou Street is ideally located in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The neighborhood is directly to the east of downtown Los Angeles. It is one of the city’s earliest neighborhoods. Boyle Heights has been home to people who have come to Los Angeles from different cities, states, and countries, who have different beliefs and traditions, and who speak different languages. Whittier Blvd, Soto Street and Avenida Cesar E. Chavez (formerly Brooklyn Avenue), are the main streets connecting the neighborhood to greater Los Angeles. Boyle Heights was known in its early days as the “Ellis Island of the West” and welcomed first-generation Angelenos from around the world. Japanese, Mexican, Jewish, Armenian, African American, Russian, and Italian culture and commerce flourished among these streets, embodying the ethnically and culturally diverse Los Angeles identity we know today. 3555 Siskiyou Street is within a few miles to the Los Angeles General Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine of USC and the University of Southern California Health Sciences Campus. Along with traditional family restaurants and corner food vendors, there are hip restaurants/bars along Cesar Chavez Avenue, such as Guisado’s, Brooklyn Pizza and The Paramount. The Gold Line Metro Stops greatly increase Boyle Heights access to Downtown Los Angeles.3555 Siskiyou Street is a 7-unit 5,550 SF multifamily property located in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The unit mix consists of six separate Tudor style buildings. The unit mix includes (6) 2 bed/1 bath units and (1) 2 bed/1.5 baths unit. Two of the buildings are newer ADU’s and are vacant. There’s no Certificate of Occupancy for two of the units. Zoned RD1.5, the property sits on two lots totaling 11,236 SF. The property includes an attractive gated lawn in the front of the property and parking for 8 cars in rear accessible via an alley. There is an additional storage unit. Located in an up and coming area of Boyle Heights submarket, there is easy access to local grocers, restaurants and cafes. Close to Downtown Los Angeles, Little Tokyo & the Arts District via MTA Gold Line and all major freeways. The neighborhood has a walk score of 87.