Take a look inside this Echo Park gem: 1510 Morton Terrace

1510 Morton Terrace is a 1923 Echo Park home with a lot of character packed into a compact footprint, which makes it a great property to photograph. Fourth Wall Production handled the listing photography for Compass agent Robert Carey. Here's what we focused on.

Built in 1923 and tucked behind a private gate, this two-bedroom Echo Park home proves square footage isn't the whole story. At 1,559 square feet on a compact lot, it makes every room count.

The main level centers on an open kitchen with walnut cabinetry and white counters that leads straight into the living and dining space, tied together by Deco-style laminate flooring.

Off the back, a step-down sitting room breaks from the rest of the house entirely: large curved windows look out on a mature yucca tree, giving the room its own quiet mood. Nearby, the powder room goes bold, sunshine-yellow walls, black herringbone tile, and a backlit mirror, a small space that's easy to remember.

Upstairs, the primary suite sits apart from the social rooms, with a walk-in closet and a bath that pairs a soaking tub with hill views against a walk-in shower with dual heads. The second bedroom completes that level.

At the top of the house, an office with a built-in desk in seafoam green and a wet bar opens onto a rooftop deck with sweeping hill and city views.

Outside, a detached structure currently used as a painting room already has ADU conversion plans in place, adding real upside to a small footprint. The location backs it up: one block to Echo Park Boulevard's restaurants and cafes, one block to Elysian Park's trails, and walking distance to the lake, Sunset Boulevard, and Dodger Stadium.

Listing agent: Robert Carey, Compass | DRE #01351849 | 213-247-1265 | View the listing Need photography for your next Echo Park listing? Book Fourth Wall Production. See more of our Real Estate Photography.