Fantastic Duplex Opportunity in Lincoln Heights – 1919 Johnston St, Los Angeles, CA 90031 | $799,900 Located in the heart of historic Lincoln Heights, this versatile income-producing duplex offers the perfect blend of potential, charm, and location. Featuring two detached units on one lot, it’s ideal for investors, multi-generational living, or an owner-user looking to offset their mortgage with rental income. The front unit is a well-maintained 3 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home, approximately 1,314 sq ft, with high ceilings, spacious living and dining areas, large windows, and classic detailing. Long-term tenants have lovingly cared for the unit, creating a stable and consistent rental history for the next owner. The rear unit, approximately 1,072 sq ft, features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and is currently vacant and ready for remodeling. With its own private entrance and plenty of interior space, it’s a great canvas for updating and adding value. Whether you modernize it for top market rents or transform it into a stylish guesthouse or in-law suite, the upside potential is real. A long driveway runs along the side of the property and leads to a 3-car garage plus room for two additional parking spaces, with the option to add a carport or possibly an ADU conversion (buyer to verify with the city). The property is fully gated, offering both privacy and security, and includes a grassy front yard with mature landscaping. Enjoy a highly walkable and transit-accessible location. You’re just minutes from Downtown LA, Chinatown, USC Medical Center, Highland Park, and Dodger Stadium. Commuting is a breeze with easy access to the 5, 10, and 110 freeways, and the Metro Gold Line nearby makes car-free living a real option. Local favorites coffee shops , eateries and Lincoln Park are just blocks away. Whether you're looking to generate solid rental income or create your dream multi-unit home, 1919 Johnston Street is an excellent opportunity in one of LA’s fastest-rising neighborhoods. Don’t miss your chance to own in Lincoln Heights—where history, culture, and growth converge.