128 East Wakefield Avenue is a 7-unit multifamily investment property located in Anaheim, California. Built in 1961, 128 East Wakefield Avenue offers a desirable mix of one and two-bedroom floor plans. In 2024 current ownership invested significant capital into improvements to the property’s exterior and unit interiors. Exterior upgrades include fresh paint, newly installed fencing, and an updated mailbox, while the units received upgrades including fresh paint, vinyl flooring, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and more. The property offers desirable amenities including a gated common area courtyard, an on-site laundry facility, security doors, and ample garage parking. 128 East Wakefield Avenue benefits from its optimal Anaheim location, situated within one mile of Disneyland and Downtown Disney. The property is located adjacent to part of the recently approved DisneylandForward project, a $1.9 billion plan to expand Disneyland’s footprint by adding new hotels, retail, and attractions to its existing 100-acre plus site. Additionally, 128 East Wakefield Avenue is located within one mile of the Anaheim GardenWalk, providing residents with convenient access to a plethora of retail, dining, and entertainment options. The property is situated adjacent to the Platinum Triangle, an ongoing urban, business, and entertainment development that’s home to Angel Stadium, The Honda Center, and The Grove of Anaheim. Furthermore, 128 East Wakefield Avenue provides residents with convenient access to Interstate 5, State Route 57, and the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC), connecting residents to employment hubs throughout Orange and Los Angeles Counties. With high quality property and unit upgrades, 128 East Wakefield represents a unique opportunity to acquire a renovated property in the direct vicinity of Disneyland and other major Anaheim area destinations.

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