418 N. Orange Grove Ave. is situated squarely in the epicenter of the Melrose/Fairfax district, about 3 miles east of Beverly Hills. It's known for its central location and a vibrant, youthful atmosphere. The area attracts residents seeking to be in the middle of Los Angeles' dynamic environment, with convenient access to various amenities and attractions. Ownership has lovingly cared for the property over the years, replacing all windows, electrical, and converting water supply lines to copper. The roof has been replaced and has been maintained as needed. Units feature charming, period features such as crown moldings, mosaic tile fireplaces, built-ins, murphy beds and original hardwood flooring. All four apartments offer in-unit washer and dryer as well as garage parking at the rear of the property. One downstairs unit will be delivered vacant at the close of escrow. Units are all large, 1200+ square-foot 2+1s with baseboard heating. The building is separately metered for gas and electricity with LADWP handling trash removal at the tenants' expense. Additionally, there is a small patio area next to the garages that can be easily converted to a tenant amenity area. The rear garages and parking area also offer realistic ADU potential with immediate equity available to the benefit of ownership upon completion. The area's proximity to shopping destinations like The Grove and Beverly Center, along with the numerous restaurants and entertainment options along Melrose Avenue and Fairfax Avenue, makes it attractive to renters. The presence of schools like Laurel Elementary and Fairfax Senior High School also adds to the area's appeal for families. Just one block east of Fairfax Avenue, tenants enjoy immeasurable dining, entertainment and shopping options. The walkability of the neighborhood around 418 N. Orange Grove Ave. is a significant factor in its desirability to renters. Residents can walk to grocery stores, restaurants, and other conveniences. The proximity to major transportation hubs, such as the Fairfax/Wilshire, Hollywood/Highland Metro stations, further enhances the desirability of the location for renters and owners alike, providing easy access to the wider Los Angeles area.

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.