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Ethel Park brings urban convenience to a 1920s community
Like many areas in Alhambra, Ethel Park’s tree-lined streets are a relic of 1920s Los Angeles. The neighborhood’s Spanish-style cottages and uniform lawns have remained as surrounding LA County has grown into a bustling metropolis. Its popularity is as strong as ever due to its desirable architecture and convenience to amenities. “The neighborhood is definitely suburban but there's urban activity around it, so it appeals to people looking for good schools and nice homes and to people who want to be in a convenient location,” says Realtor Mike Chou, leader of the Chou Team with Keller Williams Executive, who’s been selling in Alhambra since 2010. The neighborhood’s approachable prices, highly rated schools and proximity to employers cater to long-time residents and first-time homebuyers. “People really buy into the community, they’re super involved,” says Chou. “They have a recycling event twice a year and other events like that to bring everyone together.” While the location and schools are major factors, many residents move to and stay in Ethel Park for its 1920s suburban aesthetic.
Homes in Ethel Park range from about $850,000 to $1.3 million for larger lot sizes.
Ethel Park is less than 10 miles away from Downtown LA.
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Spanish-style cottages on tree-lined streets
Ethel Park has the classic look of a residential tract in urban LA. Cottages from the 1920s sit shoulder to shoulder along tree-lined streets with sidewalks bordering each block. Most of the small cottages display Spanish-style architecture popularized in Southern California during that period. There are also Tudor-style and traditional tract cottages built between the 1920s and 1940s. Two-bedroom homes with less decorative traditional architecture range from $850,000 to $1 million. More spacious options and Spanish-style cottages with well-maintained stucco exteriors and tile roofs can cost $1 million to around $1.3 million.
Opt for a terracotta tiled roof on your classic Spanish style home in Ethel Park.
Plant a colorful garden in front of your Tudor style home in Ethel Park.
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Two walkable elementary schools and an A-rated high school
The Alhambra Unified School District serves the community and receives an A from Niche. Elementary schools in Alhambra cover kindergarten to eighth grade. Students living west of Date Avenue begin at Fremont Elementary, and those east of Date start at Marguerita Elementary. Both are rated a B-plus and are walkable from many homes. All may finish at Alhambra High, which earns an A. Aside from its highly regarded base curriculum, Alhambra offers focused programs like the Academy of Health Sciences, in which students take courses tailored to careers in the medical field.
Marguerita Elementary School receives a B+ overall rating from Niche.
Fremont Elementary School receives an overall B+ rating from Niche.
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Neighborhood restaurants and shopping at Fremont Plaza
Restaurants and businesses sit on the neighborhood’s north side along Valley Boulevard — the main thoroughfare through the southern part of Alhambra. Locally owned restaurants make up much of the commercial activity and showcase the neighborhood’s global diversity. Residents can walk a few blocks to Vietnamese cafes like Nem Nuong Khanh Hoa and authentic cantina-style establishments like Chonitos Mexican Restaurant. There are also chain eateries and stores like CVS for convenience items. Fremont Plaza is where people go for more retail options, less than 2 miles up South Fremont Plaza. This large plaza next to the LA County Public Works building has an Albertsons, a PetSmart and fast-casual spots to eat. Across the way, there’s a Costco and a Target. Downtown Alhambra’s Main Street is lined with additional shopping and dining 2 miles east.
Head to Chonitos in Ethel Park for an all you can eat buffet on Sundays.
Ethel Park is within a few minutes of bog box stores, like Target.
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Short drive to city parks and expansive open spaces
Aside from school fields, there aren’t any green spaces in this urban neighborhood. Granada Park is the nearest community spot on the south side of Interstate 10. This large city park offers lawn space, a playground, a pool, tennis courts and a Little League field. Some of Los Angeles’ largest open spaces are within a few miles. Ascot Hills Park is one of these sprawling areas, with nearly 100 acres of rolling hills and hiking trails 3 miles west of the neighborhood. Elephant Hill Open Space is a similar natural area 3 miles north.
The Ethel Park community can enjoy the many amenities that Granada Park has to offer.
Ascot Hills Park is a beautiful respite just minutes away from Ethel Park.
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Los Angeles Public Works and other companies nearby
Los Angeles County Public Works is a major employer in the area, located less than a mile north of most homes. There's lots of local industry around the Public Works building, including Alhambra Hospital Medical Center, the largest nearby healthcare facility. Commuters can follow Mission Road 2 miles east to downtown Alhambra. California State University, Los Angeles is another prominent employer, less than 2 miles west. Interstate 10, along the neighborhood’s south side, takes drivers east and west through LA County, including to downtown LA, less than 10 miles west.
Los Angeles County Public Works is a major employer in the Ethel Park area.
The Alhambra Hospital is conveniently just minutes away from Ethel Park.
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On average, homes in Ethel Park, Alhambra sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Ethel Park, Alhambra over the last 12 months is $949,000, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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