Known for its wealth of early 20th-century homes, Heninger Park is a residential Santa Ana neighborhood that borders the city’s historic downtown district. “It’s all about the location, the walkability and the historic, remodeled Craftsman homes,” says Realtor Luis Anaya of Keller Williams Realty. With a central location and convenient access to local amenities, it's a highly sought-after Santa Ana community.
Heninger Park has an array of eclectic architecture, most of which was constructed between 1900 and 1940. Cozy Craftsman homes are the star of the neighborhood, known for their wide front porches, exposed wood beams, dormer windows and rooftops with deep eaves. You’ll also see some spacious Colonial Revival and Victorian homes, brightly colored bungalows, summery Mission Revival homes and some Tudor-inspired architecture. Home prices can vary widely owing to the range of sizes and styles, typically ranging from around $500,000 for small homes to upwards of $900,000 for homes with more square footage. Lush landscaping, sidewalks and streets lined with tall, skinny palm trees give this area loads of curb appeal.
Santa Ana High School, located in the heart of the neighborhood, adds to the community spirit of Heninger Park. Every day during the school year, more than 3,000 students pour through the front entrance in the morning and head home in droves in the afternoon. Established in 1889, the high school is a local historic landmark — it’s the largest and oldest school in town. Young students can attend Heninger Elementary and Middle School next door to Santa Ana High, while students who live at the southern edge of the neighborhood may attend Franklin Elementary School, Pio Pico Elementary School and Lathrop Intermediate School.
For parks, locals can stroll downtown to relax beneath a leafy tree canopy at Birch Park or take the kids to the playground at Angels Community Park. The nearby Pacific Electric Park and Community Garden is a lovely little park that offers an access point to the Pacific Electric Bicycle Trail, a two-mile, urban trail that’s perfect for walking, jogging and cycling. Sport courts, baseball diamonds and walking trails can also be found at Jerome Park, about a mile west of the neighborhood.
Along Main Street, there’s an assortment of fast and casual dining options, including many Mexican restaurants, shops and markets. Mariscos La Sirena is the perfect spot to try some refreshing ceviche, while those in the mood for something sweet might enjoy the Mexican pastries at The Mill Bakery. Even more businesses line 4th Street in downtown Santa Ana. Whether enjoying a craft ale at a local brewery, sipping a coffee on an outdoor patio, catching an indie flick at The Frida Cinema or enjoying views of historic buildings dotting the streetscape, the downtown district has it all.
Andro Chavez
Re/Pro Realty
(657) 366-5303
143 Total Sales
5 in Heninger Park
$675K - $900K Price Range
Scott Alpi
Coldwell Banker Realty
(949) 771-8303
36 Total Sales
1 in Heninger Park
$655,000 Price
Zach Mickelson
BK Platinum Properties
(657) 341-1538
27 Total Sales
1 in Heninger Park
$725,000 Price
Julia Calderon
Keller Williams Realty
(951) 374-8264
128 Total Sales
1 in Heninger Park
$735,000 Price
Robert Esparza
Transunited Realty Group
(562) 242-3550
75 Total Sales
1 in Heninger Park
$535,000 Price
Mindy Luong, CCIM
HPT Realty
(657) 250-7084
42 Total Sales
1 in Heninger Park
$950,000 Price
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On average, homes in Heninger Park, Santa Ana sell after 87 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Heninger Park, Santa Ana over the last 12 months is $355,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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