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Sutter gives residents a quiet corner of Long Beach to enjoy
In north Long Beach, Sutter gives buyers a residential setting with a mix of subdivisions and housing types. The neighborhood’s biggest draw is its balance of relative affordability compared to the rest of Long Beach and its convenience, with freeways, restaurants, schools and parks nearby. You can stay close to home for essentials or head toward downtown Long Beach, the waterfront and surrounding communities when you want more to do.
Quiet streets are typical of the Sutter neighborhood near Perry Lindsey Academy.
Sutter has access to walking trails in parks and nearby wetlands.
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Housing options range from manufactured to million-dollar homes
Sutter has mostly single-family homes, many built in the late 1940s, and you'll find duplexes and triplexes throughout the area. On the newer end, gated communities built in the late 2010s offer Spanish-style architecture and amenities like community pools. Single-family homes can range from the lower $600,000s to the upper $700,000s. A few of the homes in the gated Riverdale community have gone for around $1 million. “It’s a medium-priced neighborhood by California standards,” says Realtor Michael Robinson with Broadmoor Realty, Inc., who has been selling real estate in Long Beach since 1977. “The affordability of the area is the driving factor for residents.”
The Del Amo Mobile Home Park is also located in Sutter. The 55-plus community has a clubhouse and pool for residents, and its manufactured homes can sell for around $60,000 to the upper $100,000s,
A variety of traditional homes can be found in the Sutter neighborhood.
Front yards tend to be small but well-maintained in the Sutter neighborhood.
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Elementary and middle schools are close to home
Students in Sutter are part of the Long Beach Unified School District, which offers a School of Choice program allowing enrollment outside assigned attendance areas. Dooley Elementary School is in the neighborhood and earns a B rating from Niche. Perry Lindsey Academy is a public magnet middle school that's also in the area and gets a B-minus.
Perry Lindsey Academy is in the heart of the Sutter neighborhood.
Dooley Elementary School in Sutter is home of the Dragons.
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Exploring C. David Molina Park and nearby green spaces
Sutter has convenient access to green spaces and trails. C. David Molina Park is in the neighborhood with a walking trail that circles the playground and soccer field. The Los Angeles River Trail is a paved route for cycling, walking and jogging that runs south to the Long Beach waterfront. The nearby DeForest Wetlands is where you can follow the dirt path to DeForest Park, and you can cut through the area to reach the LA River Trail. People also drive down to spend the day on Long Beach's shore.
Teams use the all-weather soccer pitch at C. David Molina Park.
The LA River Trail runs along the west side of the Sutter neighborhood.
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Dining along Long Beach Boulevard and shopping in nearby centers
The restaurants nearest to Sutter are along Long Beach Boulevard. You can take a short trip to restaurants along Atlantic Avenue, but when you want something closer to home, there are options like:
The Pan, a breakfast and brunch spot with skillets, pancakes and other comfort food
Black Ring Coffee Roasters, a specialty coffee shop that uses in-house roasted beans
Douglas Burgers #12, a longtime family-owned spot with charbroiled burgers and Mexican dishes
Pho Express Vietnamese Restaurant, a casual restaurant with pho noodle soups and rice plates
Some of the nearest grocery stores are options like Trader Joe's and Smart & Final. For everyday shopping, you might visit the nearby Lakewood Center, a large indoor mall with department stores and specialty shops. There's also the nearby Long Beach Exchange, an open-air center with national retailers and a food hall.
Long Beach Transit serves the Sutter neighborhood.
How to get downtown Long Beach and to downtown LA
Long Beach Boulevard is close to Sutter and leads all the way down to central Long Beach. Some people prefer to take the nearby Interstate 710 for the roughly 10-mile drive to Downtown or the shore. Interstate 110 leads about 20 miles to Downtown LA, and traffic can make the trip an hour or more. Bus routes from Long Beach Transit and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority have stops along Long Beach Boulevard.
Where to go for some fun around Sutter
When Sutter residents want a change of pace, they visit nearby communities for annual events. There are all kinds of options, but some of the notable ones are:
Second Saturday Art Walk, a monthly block party in the East Village Arts District with local artists and live music
Taste of Downtown, a street festival on Pine Avenue in downtown Long Beach
Sip, Shop & Stroll, a spring event in the East Village Arts District that supports local shops and restaurants
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Sutter Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Sutter, Long Beach sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Sutter, Long Beach over the last 12 months is $675,000, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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