Melrose Hill

Find your home in Melrose Hill, where every house built has a beautiful history to it! This close-knit neighborhood includes an area which acquired historic preservation status in 1988, comprising 24 Craftsman and Colonial Revival-style bungalow homes built between 1911 and 1926. A quiet, family-friendly cul-de-sac community, Melrose Hill provides a neighborhood that feels isolated from the city, while still centrally located and only a quick drive to nearby shopping and dining.

Neighborhood Highlights

Melrose Hill’s HPOZ (Historic Preservation Overlay Zone) enforces regulations around the upkeep of its historic homes to maintain their charming original architectural character
Notable park-like atmosphere, with well-curated front gardens and street light standards modeled after NYC’s memorable Central Park lamps

Small footprint gives the neighborhood a tight-knit suburban feel all while tucked within an urban area
Known among its residents as a friendly, cooperative community
Centrally located with easy access to the 101 Freeway