Description

Welcome to this comfortable and well-appointed 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit located at 1224 S. Normandie Ave in the heart of one of Los Angeles' most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods. Whether you're a young professional, a couple, or a small family, this home offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and city living. The Unit This 2-bed/1-bath comes fully equipped with all appliances included, making your move-in seamless. One dedicated parking spot is included at no extra cost — a rare and valuable perk in LA. Pets are welcome, so bring the whole family. Water, sewage, and trash utilities are all covered by the landlord, keeping your monthly costs predictable. Rent & Move-In - Rent: $2,200/month - Security Deposit: $2,200 - Parking: 1 spot included (no fee) - Utilities Included: Water, Sewage & Trash - Pets: Welcome The Neighborhood Situated on Normandie Ave, you're at the crossroads of Koreatown and Harvard Heights — a culturally rich, lively area with an incredible range of dining, shopping, and entertainment within minutes of your door. Parks & Recreation Just steps away, the Normandie Recreation Center (0.3 mi) offers basketball courts, a baseball field, a kids' playground, and senior programs. Seoul International Park is also nearby, a beloved community green space that hosts the annual Korean Festival each fall. Alvarado Terrace Park and the highly rated Harold A. Henry Park (4.6 stars) are also easily reachable, with lush lawns, playgrounds, and family-friendly atmospheres. Schools Families will find several educational options nearby, including Vista Horizon Global Academy Elementary (0.5 mi), Camino Nuevo Charter Academy (0.8 mi), Magnolia Avenue Elementary, and Monseñor Oscar Romero Charter School — all within the immediate surrounding area. Transit & Commute The location offers excellent access to public transit, with multiple Metro bus lines running along Normandie, Olympic, and Western. Downtown LA is roughly 10–15 minutes by car, and you're close to the 10 Freeway for easy access across the city. What Makes This Area Special This pocket of LA is one of the most culturally dynamic in the city — Korean BBQ spots next to Mexican bakeries, Salvadoran pupuserias, and Japanese grocery stores. The neighborhood hums with energy day and night, while still offering residential streets that feel like home. Longtime locals and transplants alike love the walkability, the food, and the sense of community. By submitting your information on this page you consent to being contacted by the Property Manager and RentEngine via SMS, phone, or email.