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2208 1/2 Reservoir Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Condo

2208 1/2 Reservoir Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026 Sold August 2025 CRMLS
$908,000Sold August 2025

Listing Agent: Brita Kleingartner (DRE #01977100) · Listing Office: TRG Real Estate Co., Inc. · Contact: 323-275-9273 · Bought with: Mark Alan Walker · Nourmand & Associates-HW · MLS #25504245 · Source: CRMLS

4
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
1,958
Sq Ft
7,497 sqft
Lot Size
2025
Year Built
Condo
Type
2
Garage
CentralAir
Cooling
Central
Heating
CityLights, Landmark
View
$304/mo
HOA

About this condo

Experience modern living with a warm, thoughtful touch in this stunning new-build home, ideally located where Silver Lake meets Echo Park. Designed with a refined yet welcoming aesthetic, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence features a sunlit open-concept living area and kitchen adorned with stylish, functional fixtures. Two spacious balconies create an incredible indoor-outdoor flow - one off the main living room and the other off the primary bedroom, each offering gorgeous views of the Griffith Park Observatory and the Hollywood Sign, making this an epic spot to unwind or entertain. Each bedroom is generously sized, with most offering en-suite baths for added comfort and privacy. A two-car garage with direct entry adds everyday convenience. Sustainably designed, the home includes owned solar panels and water reclamation barrels for eco-conscious living. Just two blocks north of Sunset Boulevard, you're moments from neighborhood favorites like Andante Coffee Roasters, Bucatini, and Bar Bandini, with all the best of Silver Lake and Echo Park just outside your door.

Listing description from the August 2025 sale, as reported to CRMLS.

Sale history

$908,000
Sold August 2025 · listed $899,000, on market May 2025 · MLS #25504245 · Source: CRMLS
Listing Agent: Brita Kleingartner · Listing Office: TRG Real Estate Co., Inc. · Contact: 323-275-9273 · Bought with: Mark Alan Walker · Nourmand & Associates-HW
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