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Public · Grades PK–5
Los Angeles,
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Highland Park
About the Neighborhood
Living in Highland Park
Highland Park is a vibrant, historic neighborhood situated in Northeast Los Angeles, just south of Eagle Rock. Two of the neighborhood’s popular streets, York Boulevard and Figueroa Street, are home to several local restaurants and cafes, including spots like El Pescador, Kitchen Mouse Cafe, Maciel’s Plant-Based Butcher & Deli, and El Huarache Azteca. Highland Park has several attractions, including the historic Highland Park Bowl, Lodge Room, and Judson Studios. One of the community’s green spaces is the scenic Sycamore Grove Park, which features sprawling shade trees, picnic areas, and a historic bandstand. Overall, Highland Park offers residents a distinct mix of history, arts, local dining, and community warmth in Los Angeles.
Highland Park Bowl
York Boulevard
Historic Craftsman Homes
Real Estate
Market Overview
Properties
Homes for Sale in Highland Park
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Livability
Walk, Bike & Transit
77
Walk Score
52
Bike Score
50
Transit Score
Education
Schools
Monte Vista Street Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Luther Burbank Middle School
Public · Grades 6–8
Bushnell Way Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Aldama Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Getting Around
Public Transit
Metro L Line (Gold)
Rail
DASH Highland Park/Eagle Rock
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 182)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 81)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 256)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 258)
Bus
Questions
Frequently Asked
Where is Highland Park located in Los Angeles?
Highland Park is located in Northeast Los Angeles, bordered by Eagle Rock to the north, Mount Washington to the south, and the city of Pasadena to the east.
Is Highland Park a good neighborhood to live in Los Angeles?
Highland Park is a charming residential neighborhood that blends historic character, a lively arts scene, and local dining. There are countless neighborhood cafes, bars, and local restaurants along Figueroa Street, York Avenue, and surrounding streets. Highland Park is also well-connected to outdoor spaces like Sycamore Park and Debs Regional Park, which features numerous walking trails and hilltop views. The area is connected to public transit via the Metro A Line and several bus routes; however, car travel is often congested due to Highland Park’s location and popularity.
What is Highland Park, Los Angeles known for?
Highland Park is known for its historic Arts and Crafts architecture, early 20th-century roots, and status as one of Los Angeles’s oldest residential areas. The neighborhood’s heritage is visible along York Boulevard and Figueroa Street, where long-standing local businesses and historic homes sit alongside modern boutiques and eateries.
How far is Highland Park from downtown Los Angeles?
Highland Park is located approximately 6 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles.
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