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Why Live in Sutter

Sutter sits in a quiet inland corner of Long Beach and offers a more subdued living experience compared to the city's busy waterfront areas. Its housing includes small established homes, contemporary remodels, Spanish-influenced shotgun-style homes with red terra cotta roofs, and colorful bungalows. The gated subdivision of Riverdale features larger multi-level homes with garages and a community pool. Streets throughout the neighborhood are lined with mature, shady trees. The Long Beach Unified School District serves the area, with school choice options available. The schools zoned to the neighborhood are Dooley Elementary and Lindsey Middle. For outdoor recreation, residents head to C. David Molina Park for its synthetic turf playing field and universally accessible playground. The Los Angeles River Bike Trail and Dominguez Gap Wetlands offer scenic outdoor activities. Long Beach Boulevard, a primary retail and dining corridor, runs along the neighborhood’s east side. Restaurants along this major thoroughfare include highly rated spots like Los Eduardos and La Michoacana. Ramirez Ranch Market is a community grocer where residents shop for a variety of meats and Latin American products. Residents get around via Interstates 710 and 405, which are nearby, Metro Rail Lines, and several bus routes. Long Beach Airport is about 5 miles away, and LAX is within 20.

Condo Prices in Sutter vs. Nearby Long Beach, CA Neighborhoods

DeForest Park
Condo Median Price
$739,803
2-Bed Condo Median Price
$653,799
3-Bed Condo Median Price
$728,990
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