Mar Vista Heights
Mar Vista Heights in Whittier offers midcentury homes with mountain views. The Arroyo Pescadero Trailhead provides scenic hikes, while Penn Park offers recreation. Highly rated schools and nearby dining enhance this suburban area.
Average Value
$1.33M
List Price
$1.1M - $2.8M
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5 Listings
Hadley Hills
Hadley Hills in Whittier has single-family homes from the 1940s-70s. Nearby Turnbull Canyon offers hiking trails, and Uptown Whittier provides diverse dining and shopping. The area includes highly-rated Whittier High School.
Average Value
$1.15M
List Price
$759K - $1.9M
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2 Listings
Hacienda Heights
In the Puente Hills of Los Angeles County, Hacienda Heights is a diverse community known for its scenic views, good schools and a famous Buddhist temple. Residents enjoy the city’s many parks and hiking trails. Although the area gets many visitors visiting the temple, Hacienda Heights has maintained a laid-back lifestyle. It’s an appealing
Average Value
$999K
List Price
$525K - $3.2M
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111 Listings
Spy Glass Hill
Spy Glass Hill in Whittier features scenic views, ranch homes, and Spanish Revival estates. The area has lower crime risk than the national average and access to Puente Hills hiking trails. Model Plaza shopping center is nearby.
Average Value
$978K
List Price
$413K - $1.5M
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3 Listings
Michigan Park
Michigan Park in Whittier features mid-20th century single-family homes. Michigan Park offers recreational amenities. Whittier Boulevard provides shopping and dining. Highly rated schools like Ocean View Elementary serve the area.
Average Value
$975K
List Price
$733K - $1.6M
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6 Listings
Whittier College
Whittier College in Whittier has diverse home styles near Turnbull Canyon and Penn Park in Mar Vista Heights. Whittier High School's Cardinal Academy of Technology is highly rated. Dining options are available in nearby Uptown.
Average Value
$948K
List Price
$641K - $1.7M
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5 Listings
Uptown Whittier
Uptown Whittier in Whittier, with its Victorian and Craftsman homes near Whittier College, offers Central Park, Poet Gardens food hall, and a vibrant dining scene, blending vintage charm with modern amenities.
Average Value
$868K
List Price
$574K - $1.7M
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1 Listing
West Whittier
West Whittier in Whittier offers tree-lined streets with diverse architecture. Residents enjoy access to the Turnbull Canyon hiking trail, community events in Uptown Whittier, and highly-rated Whittier High School.
Average Value
$861K
List Price
$513K - $2M
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18 Listings
Whittier
Named for Quaker poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whittier, the picturesque and historically rich city of Whittier is within 18 miles of downtown Los Angeles — far enough for those who prefer less traffic, but close enough to easily enjoy big city culture and entertainment. Its quieter inland location with tree-lined streets and hillside
Average Value
$845K
List Price
$550K - $1.5M
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48 Listings
Avocado Heights
Avocado Heights, a Los Angeles suburb, features authentic Mexican eateries and parks with equestrian facilities. Homes range from condos to ranch-style houses on large lots. The Puente Hills Preserve offers trails nearby.
Average Value
$836K
List Price
$580K - $1.5M
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11 Listings
West Whittier-Los Nietos
West Whittier-Los Nietos in Whittier has ranch-style and Mediterranean homes on palm-lined streets. Local spots include MUGS Coffee Roasters and Sorensen Park. Pioneer High School is highly rated.
Average Value
$791K
List Price
$679K - $961K
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7 Listings
Los Nietos
Los Nietos in Santa Fe Springs includes mid-century ranch homes and industrial areas. Key spots include Los Nietos Library and an 11-acre park. Pioneer High School is highly rated. Interstate 5 connects locals to downtown LA.
Average Value
$776K
List Price
$644K - $1.5M
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9 Listings
Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera is a city of 60,000 located 13 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles. It was formed when the farming towns of Pico and Rivera joined together around railroad lines running through the area. Pico was named for the last governor of California under Mexican rule, Pío Pico. The Hispanic heritage of the city is reflected in the abundant
Average Value
$760K
List Price
$545K - $1.2M
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32 Listings
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