Property wildfire readiness

333 N LA FAYETTE PARK PL

LOS ANGELES, CA 90026

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Cindera Score

622
Needs AttentionFAIR Plan Likely

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Property overview

Public parcel records for 333 N LA FAYETTE PARK PL, LOS ANGELES, CA 90026 in LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGELES County, CA (90026). These details help contextualize wildfire exposure and insurance readiness for this property.

Property type
Single Family
County
LOS ANGELES County
Year built
2018
Living area
598 sq ft
Stories
2 stories
Lot size
0.06 acres
APN
5156-024-047

Neighborhood scores

How this property compares with other scored parcels in Rampart Village. Based on 999 scored parcels. View Rampart Village overview

Neighborhood average

591

Needs Attention

Lowest nearby

582

Least ready scored home

Highest nearby

622

Most ready scored home

This property

622

31 points above average

Nearby fire stations

Fire and EMS stations within about 3 miles of this property. Distance is approximate, measured as a straight line.

Closest station

0.6 mi

City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 6

Stations within 3 mi

14

Active stations nearby

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 6

    326 North Virgil Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

    0.6 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 20

    2144 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA

    0.7 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 11

    1819 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA

    1.3 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 3

    108 North Fremont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

    1.8 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 35

    1601 North Hillhurst Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

    1.9 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Fire Station 52

    4957 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

    1.9 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 13

    2401 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA

    2.0 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 56

    2759 Rowena Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

    2.4 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 29

    4029 West Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA

    2.4 miEMS capable

  • Paramount Fire Department

    5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, CA

    2.6 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 10

    1335 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA

    2.6 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 9

    430 East 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA

    2.8 miEMS capable

  • Los Angeles Fire Department Station 4

    450 East Temple Street, Los Angeles, CA

    2.9 miEMS capable

  • City of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 82

    5769 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA

    3.0 miEMS capable

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about wildfire risk, insurance readiness, and the Cindera Score for this property.

What is the wildfire readiness tier for homes in LOS ANGELES, CA?

Properties in LOS ANGELES, CA (90026) are rated on Cindera's 900-point wildfire readiness scale. This address is in the Needs Attention tier (580–669). Readiness varies block by block—nearby homes can land in different tiers based on verified mitigation and parcel conditions.

What does a Cindera Score of 622 mean for this property?

The Cindera Score is a 900-point wildfire readiness rating. A score of 622 places this property in the Needs Attention tier (580–669). Create a free Cindera account to unlock a personalized action plan and track improvements over time.

What does a Needs Attention score mean for 333 N LA FAYETTE PARK PL, LOS ANGELES, CA 90026?

A Needs Attention score (580–669) means the home is making progress but has not yet reached Good Foundation. Many California homeowners in this tier work toward voluntary-market placement while documenting mitigation along the way.

How can I improve wildfire readiness at 333 N LA FAYETTE PARK PL, LOS ANGELES, CA 90026?

Common high-impact steps include creating defensible space, clearing combustible material from Zone 0 (within 5 feet of the structure), upgrading to ember-resistant vents, and maintaining roof and gutter cleanliness. Cindera turns these into a prioritized plan with photo documentation insurers can review.

Why does wildfire insurance matter in LOS ANGELES County?

Homeowners in LOS ANGELES County face increasing wildfire scrutiny from insurers, especially in the wildland-urban interface. Even properties far from recent fires can see higher premiums or non-renewals when regional models flag elevated hazard. Understanding your tier early gives you time to harden the home and document improvements before your next renewal.

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