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After restoration, a batch of bungalows comes to market in Glassell Park

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Bungalow courts hold a special place in Southern California history, offering intimate, affordable enclaves for residents to carve out a sense of community.

Typically, the courts take the form of a small batch of houses or apartments that share a lot and an outdoor community space – neighborhoods boiled down to their simplest form.

One such cluster is in Glassell Park, where seven Spanish bungalows have been listed for sale.

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Built in the early 1920s, the restored detached homes share half an acre and revolve around a community garden. They span 800 to 1,300 square feet, and they’re priced from $484,000 to $689,000.

Each comes with a gated driveway, a pair of side-by-side parking spots and a decorative fireplace.

The kitchens received designer treatment in the renovations; stainless steel appliances are found alongside custom wood cabinetry, quartz counter tops and tile floors. Other highlights include arched doorways and chandelier-topped dining areas.

Each home has two bedrooms, as well as a private yard out back.

Christopher Stanley of Vanguard Properties holds the listings.

jack.flemming@latimes.com | Twitter: @jflem94

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