Little Flower
Built up mostly in the 1920s through '40s, Little Flower is a walkable pocket of Arts & Crafts bungalows tucked between Irvington and Mass Ave — genuinely one of the more underrated near-east addresses, with the charm of an established neighborhood and easy access to both downtown and Irvington's historic district.
It doesn't carry Irvington's name recognition despite sitting right next to it, so pricing here still lags its more famous neighbor for genuinely comparable bungalow housing stock — a real opportunity for buyers who want the same Arts & Crafts character without the Irvington premium. It's a smaller market, though, so inventory moves slowly and it takes patience to find the right listing.
Named for the Little Flower Catholic Church and school, which still anchor the neighborhood's day-to-day life today.
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