$550,000

Welcome to 201 E 111th Pl, a charming 1925 built single-family home situated in the heart of Southeast Los Angeles, offering a rare combination of character, outdoor space, and serious upside potential at an accessible price point in LA County. With a freshly painted exterior, a low maintenance artificial grass backyard, and a detached garage with strong ADU conversion potential, this property delivers immediate livability and long-term investment value that buyers will recognize right away. The home sits on a 3,916 square foot lot, generous for this part of Los Angeles, and the backyard artificial grass keeps things clean, green, and maintenance free year round. The detached garage is where the real opportunity lives. For the right buyer, this structure represents a legitimate path toward building a detached ADU, creating a rental income stream that helps offset the mortgage from day one. Buyer to verify permits and feasibility with the City of Los Angeles, but the bones are already there. At 752 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, this home is smart and efficient, and if you are ready to plant roots in Los Angeles, an investor looking for a property with genuine upside, or anyone who understands that land and location in LA are what hold and build value over time. The 1925 build year gives this home the kind of character and solid construction that newer tract homes simply do not replicate. Located within the Los Angeles Unified School District, with One Hundred Seventh Street Elementary School and Samuel Gompers Middle School both nearby. Los Angeles Southwest College is just 2.2 miles away, making this a practical location for students and educators alike. Watts Towers Rodia State Park, local shopping, restaurants, and easy freeway access to the 110 and 105 put the greater Los Angeles area well within reach from this central Southeast LA location. Priced at $550,000 with ADU potential, a sizable lot, and a location that puts you right in the middle of Los Angeles. Schedule your private showing today.