"Is this heaven?" "It's LA." Every Dodger fan, ever. A storied past, a luminous present1518 N Boylston is the kind of home that lives in memory, in nostalgia, in the golden glow of LA evenings. This is where late nights stretched long with music and stories, where the kitchen was always warm with home-cooked meals and lively conversation. Where friends wandered in and out, finding their way to the deck, drinks in hand, soaking in the summer air and the electric hum of a city in love with its team. A classic Elysian Park bungalow, framed by swaying palms, perched on the edge of history. Downtown stands sentinel beyond, while Dodger Stadium so close you can hear the crack of a bat feels like an extension of your own backyard. It's that LA moment, the one that's played out a thousand times on the big screen, the one that makes you think, I live here or One day, I will. Built in the early 1900s, moved to this spot in the 1930s, the home retains its soul, high ceilings, original oak floors, and light that pours in, illuminating every perfect detail. And at night? The city sparkles, framed just so in the picture window, like a scene from a dream. This home has been a keeper of stories, a witness to love and laughter. It's ready for its next chapter. The incredible Ruth, its last owner, passed peacefully here in 2024.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.