1329 Carroll Avenue

Year: 1888
Style: Folk Victorian
City: Los Angeles, CA

1329 Carroll Avenue is an 1888 Victorian house on Carroll Avenue in downtown Los Angeles, one of the street's noted 19th-century survivors. It carries both an individual Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument designation and status as a contributing property to the Carroll Avenue National Register of Historic Places district.

the style

The house is identified simply as Victorian architecture, part of the ornate wood-frame streetscape that gives Carroll Avenue its reputation as a showcase of the city's Victorian-era residential building.

significance

The house holds double landmark status: a contributing property to the Carroll Avenue National Register of Historic Places listing, and separately designated a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.

nearby

Angelus Temple 0.6 mi · modern · 1926
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power General Office (John Ferraro) Building 0.8 mi · International Style · 1965
Mary Andrews Clark Memorial Home 0.9 mi · Chateauesque · 1913
Walt Disney Concert Hall 1.0 mi · Deconstructivism · 2003
REDCAT 1.0 mi · Contemporary Modern · 2003
Felipe De Neve Branch 1.1 mi · Mediterranean Vernacular

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