Granada Hills, CA 91344
12610 Jimeno Avenue
Open house: Sun 1-4pm (11/15)
$2,350,000
4 BD · 3 BA · 2,800 SQFT
Listed by Todd Herlin, Sotheby's International Realty
For Sale Now
2 Homes for Sale in Balboa Highlands
Single-family homes in Balboa Highlands, highest price first, updated from CRMLS throughout the day.
Granada Hills, CA 91344
17107 Lisette
$1,549,000
5 BD · 2 BA · 2,061 SQFT
Listed by Elizabeth Mitev, Rodeo Realty
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Market Snapshot
The Balboa Highlands Market
2
For Sale Now
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Median Asking Price
5
Sold, Last 12 Months
$1.25M
Median Sale Price
$602
Median Sale Price per Sq Ft
104.2%
Median Sale-to-List
Homes for sale from CRMLS as of ; sales are homes in Balboa Highlands that closed in the last 12 months. Sale-to-list compares each sale price with the final asking price. A dash means fewer than three homes behind the figure.
About Balboa Highlands
Balboa Highlands is Joseph Eichler's neighborhood in the north San Fernando Valley, built from 1962 to 1964 in Granada Hills on Lisette, Nanette and Jimeno, with a few more homes on Darla.
Its homes were designed by A. Quincy Jones, Frederick Emmons and Claude Oakland, with the atriums, glass walls and post-and-beam construction that made Eichlers famous. The City of Los Angeles made the neighborhood a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone in 2010.
Signature Features
- Open-air atriums at the heart of many plans
- Floor-to-ceiling glass to the back garden
- Post-and-beam construction with exposed wood ceilings
- Low flat and gabled rooflines
- Radiant floor heating in the original slabs
The Architects
Joseph Eichler
The builder who brought modern design to the California tract home
A. Quincy Jones
The modernist of Sunnylands, Crestwood Hills and thousands of Eichler homes
Frederick Emmons and Claude Oakland also designed homes here.
Buying in Balboa Highlands
- The neighborhood is an HPOZ: exterior work goes through the city's review.
- Ask about the radiant floor heating and the roof; both are common Eichler repairs.
- Ask whether the home has a Mills Act contract.
- Ask what has been changed from the original plan.
Questions
Balboa Highlands FAQ
Are there homes for sale in Balboa Highlands right now?
Yes. 2 homes are for sale in Balboa Highlands, asking $1,549,000 to $2,350,000. 5 sold in the last 12 months at a median price of $1,250,000.
When was Balboa Highlands built?
From 1962 to 1964, by developer Joseph Eichler.
Is Balboa Highlands a historic district?
Yes. The City of Los Angeles made it a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone in 2010.
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