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1920s architecture meets convenient shopping in Emery Park
Emery Park looks unchanged since its development in Alhambra's early days. Even with its urban Los Angeles County surroundings, the neighborhood's 1920s cottages, tree-lined blocks and highly rated schools still attract buyers looking for a classic suburban setting. "It's the type of place where you can buy your first house and stay for a long time because you've got convenient employers and shopping, and then great schools if that becomes your priority," says Realtor Mike Chou, leader of the Chou Team with Keller Williams Executive, who's been selling in Alhambra for over 15 years. Having shopping centers and employers like the Los Angeles County Public Works Department a few minutes away attracts plenty of first-time homebuyers to Emery Park, and the Spanish-style architecture and walkable schools invite many of them to become long-time residents.
Emery park is filled with quiet sun soaked residential streets.
The streets are terraced in the neighborhood's northeast corner, giving elevated views to 1950s ranch-style homes.
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A mix of architecture on uniform blocks and terraced streets
This residential community was developed in the 1920s, and its streetscape reflects the period. "It has uniform streets and yards that give that nice suburban tract feeling, but tract isn't the right word for the homes," says Chou. "They're similar sizes but have different styles like Spanish-style, Tudor-style and Craftsman." These varying cottages sit along the organized blocks that comprise most of the neighborhood. They can range from $900,000 to over $1.3 million. In the neighborhood's northwest corner, the streets lose their grid form and become winding terraced drives. This area's 1920s cottages, 1950s ranch-style homes and 1960s midcentury moderns overlook the city. They can cost $750,000 to over $1.3 million.
Find Spanish style homes next to quant cottages in Emery Park.
Tudor homes dot the corners in the residential area of Emery Park.
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Walk to Emery Park Elementary
The Alhambra Unified School District serves the neighborhood and earns an A overall grade from Niche. Kids begin within a few blocks of home at Emery Park Elementary, rated a B-plus. The district's elementary schools, like Emery, cover kindergarten through eighth grade. Students finish at Alhambra High, which receives an A. Alhambra High's Academic Decathlon Team is a testament to the school's academic excellence, placing first in the county in 2024 and 2025.
Emery Park Elementary School has an overall B+ rating from Niche.
Alhambra High School in Alhambra, CA recieved an 8/10 from Great Schools.
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Costco and Target next to the neighborhood
Alhambra's most comprehensive shopping area is on the neighborhood's east side. First is the Costco Plaza, which has a Costco, of course, and a Target. To the south of Costco, Fremont Plaza has an Albertsons, a PetSmart and a few fast-casual eateries. There's also an ALDI to the north of Costco on West Main Street. West Main is Alhambra's central thoroughfare. On the neighborhood's north side, it's home to local restaurants like Genovese's Italian and Tops Jr., a staple Alhambra establishment since opening in 1952. This nostalgic walk-up window fast food joint specializes in pastrami sandwiches, along with burgers and casual Mexican fare. Two miles east, West Main becomes the main drag of downtown Alhambra, with even more stores and restaurants.
Tops Jr. in Emery Park is a staple, serving pastrami sandwiches and fast-food fare since 1952.
Target is a short drive away from Emery Park.
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Green space at Emery Park and summer movies at Alhambra Park
Emery Park is also the name of the park on the neighborhood's southeast corner. It provides a playground and a bit of shady grass. Alhambra Park, one of the city's primary recreation spaces, is no more than a mile north of many homes. The park's lawn covers a few acres and includes a pool, tennis, pickleball and basketball courts. Next to the courts, there's a small amphitheater where the city hosts movie nights every Saturday in July. Expansive natural areas like Elephant Hill Open Space and Ascot Hills Park offer hiking a few miles west of the neighborhood.
Emery Park pickleball enthusiasts can play on the courts at Alhambra Park.
Aptly named Emery Park provides a nearby playground.
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Los Angeles County Public Works and other employers in the area
The commercial area east of the neighborhood is home to the Los Angeles County Public Works Department and many other businesses, providing ample employment within a few minutes of most homes. Alhambra Hospital Medical Center is also less than a mile east. Those working in higher education can make the short 2-mile drive down to California State University, Los Angeles. Interstate 10 is also about 2 miles south and leads east and west through LA County. Downtown LA is only about 8 miles west on the 10.
The Los Angeles County Public Works Department is on Emery Park's east side
Alhambra Hospital is conveniently located minutes from Emery Park.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Emery Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Emery Park, Alhambra sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Emery Park, Alhambra over the last 12 months is $987,000, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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