
Orange County
La Habra Homes for Sale
La Habra sits at the very top of Orange County, tucked against the Puente Hills where Whittier Boulevard crosses the Los Angeles County line. It is an older, settled city — one of the county's first — and it reads that way on the ground: mature trees, established tracts, and a main street rhythm along Whittier Boulevard and La Habra Boulevard rather than a single master-planned center. Hacienda Road climbs north toward the hills and the quieter, larger-lot streets; south of Whittier the grid of post-war neighborhoods runs down toward Imperial Highway and the Fullerton line.
The housing stock is mostly single-story and two-story homes from the 1950s through the 1970s on real lots, with pockets of newer construction and a handful of condominium communities along the boulevards. Streets like Rye Avenue, El Dorado Avenue, Brass Lantern Drive and Randall Avenue are typical of what buyers find here: three- and four-bedroom homes, attached garages, front lawns, and room to add on.
Schools fall under the La Habra City School District at the elementary and middle levels and the Fullerton Joint Union High School District beyond, and the Children's Museum at La Habra is the city's best-known landmark. The 57 and 60 freeways are the working connections — the 57 south into Fullerton and Anaheim, the 60 west toward downtown Los Angeles — and Beach Boulevard and Harbor Boulevard carry the rest.
This is one of the cities our team knows deepest. Ismael Chavez has represented buyers and sellers on Walnut Street, El Dorado Avenue, Brass Lantern Drive, both ends of Rye Avenue and Randall Avenue, and the team's most recent closing here is the Lambert Road condo in the ledger below.
At a glance
- Vibe
- Established, unhurried, north-county neighborly
- Housing
- 1950s–70s single-story and two-story tracts on real lots; larger-lot streets toward the hills; condos along the boulevards
- Location
- Northernmost OC, against the Puente Hills on the L.A. County line; bordered by Brea, Fullerton, La Habra Heights and Whittier
- Getting around
- The 57 and 60; Whittier Boulevard, Hacienda Road, Beach and Harbor Boulevards
- Known for
- The Children's Museum at La Habra, Whittier Boulevard, the Puente Hills backdrop
Lifestyle
The Children's Museum at La Habra in the old train depot, the Corn Festival every fall, and the shopping along Whittier Boulevard and Imperial Highway.
The hills are the amenity: Hacienda Road runs up into La Habra Heights, and the Puente Hills trails are minutes from most doors.
Housing
The bulk of the market is post-war tract homes — three- and four-bedroom single-stories and split-levels on lots with driveways and yards. The streets north of Whittier toward Hacienda Road tend to carry the larger lots and the views.
Condominium communities along Lambert Road and the boulevards offer a smaller footprint without leaving the city.
Why we love it
Our closings here run the length of the city — Walnut Street, El Dorado Avenue, Brass Lantern Drive, Rye Avenue (twice) and Randall Avenue, plus the Lambert Road condo this summer.
It still feels like a town: older trees, kept lawns, and neighbors who have been on the block for decades.
The 57 and 60 put both Orange County and Los Angeles within reach without living on a freeway.
Questions we get about La Habra
- What are the schools like in La Habra?
La Habra is served by the La Habra City School District at the elementary and middle levels and the Fullerton Joint Union High School District for high school.
- What types of homes are available in La Habra?
Mostly single-story and two-story tract homes from the 1950s–70s on real lots, larger-lot homes toward the Puente Hills, and condominium communities along Lambert Road and the boulevards.
- Which neighborhoods are close to La Habra?
Brea, Fullerton, Buena Park, La Habra Heights and Whittier. The 57 connects south to Fullerton and Anaheim; the 60 runs west toward Los Angeles.
- Who on the team knows La Habra best?
Ismael Chavez works La Habra regularly. Call or text (714) 328-4776 and we'll connect you with the team member who knows it street by street.
Recent activity in La Habra
Closed by The Chavez Team in this city — a record, not a listings feed.

La Habra · Orange County
$455,000Sold · August 2026 · Represented the seller
1430 W Lambert Rd Unit 407
2 BD · 1 BA · 868 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$455,000
La Habra · Orange County
$860,000Sold · January 2025
1610 El Dorado Ave
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,470 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$860,000
La Habra · Orange County
$860,000Sold · May 2024
640 Rye Ave
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,700 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$860,000
La Habra · Orange County
$995,000Sold · January 2024
1330 Brass Lantern Dr
4 BD · 2 BA · 1,660 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$995,000
La Habra · Orange County
$810,000Sold · December 2022
9472 Randall Ave
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,802 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$810,000
La Habra · Orange County
$780,000Sold · August 2022
651 Rye Ave
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,581 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$780,000
La Habra · Orange County
$615,000Sold · December 2020
1001 S Walnut St
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,151 SQ FT
Agent Ismael Chavez
$615,000
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