Dolgeville House for Sale

The Dolgeville neighborhood has a colorful history, transitioning from a vineyard to a company town named after Alfred Dolge who based his felt manufacturing plant here in 1904. When the Alfred Dolge Manufacturing Company went bankrupt, the area was annexed into Alhambra in 1908. This development laid the groundwork for the present-day big-box shopping centers and industrial streets that anchor this neighborhood, offering a convenient urban lifestyle that's growing in popularity. “It's all about the location because of the freeways nearby. Everything’s within minutes of downtown LA, and it’s the perfect location for anyone who wants easy access for going to other parts of the state,” says Realtor Randolph Smith, who works with Century 21 Realty Masters and has about two decades of experience in the region. The neighborhood’s other main draw is its walkability to one of the city’s most beloved parks. With a commercial hub at its center, Dolgeville’s residential sections are on the west and east sides of the community. There are many condo and townhouse options, which range from $650,000 to $950,000, the higher end reserved for complexes with amenities like community pools and