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Single Family Homes For Sale in La Habra
Single family homes in La Habra range from around $650,000 for entry-level properties to $1.2M and above for the largest homes near the Brea border, with a median near $875,000 to $900,000. I track this market as part of my weekly Orange County housing report and can tell you what is active, what just went pending, and what comparable homes have sold for. Call or text any time: 949-430-7500
Single Family Homes in La Habra
La Habra sits at the northern edge of Orange County, bordered by Brea, Fullerton, and Whittier to the west and La Habra Heights to the south. It is one of the more affordable cities in north OC for single family home buyers, with a median well below neighboring Brea and Fullerton while sharing access to Fullerton Joint Union High School District. The combination of accessible pricing, fast freeway access via the 57, 90, and 39 corridors, and proximity to the employment and retail centers of Brea and Fullerton makes La Habra a consistent destination for buyers who want north OC quality without north OC prices.
The city's housing stock is primarily single family homes built in the 1950s through the 1980s, with a range of sizes and conditions that creates meaningful value differences within the city. North Hills is one of the more consistently desirable parts of the city, with established family streets, good lot sizes, and strong community character. Fashion Knolls offers a well-located mid-city setting with easy access to the retail and dining on Whittier Boulevard and Imperial Highway. The neighborhoods closest to the Brea border tend to attract buyers who want La Habra pricing with proximity to Brea's amenities, and those streets often show stronger maintenance and higher values relative to the rest of the city.
La Habra students are served by La Habra City School District or Lowell Joint School District for K-8 depending on their address, and by Fullerton Joint Union High School District for high school. La Habra High School and Sonora High School are the primary high school campuses for most La Habra students. The market moves fast: homes are averaging just 20 days on market with nearly half selling above asking price. For current market data, see the live La Habra market report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What price range should I expect for a single family home in La Habra?
Entry-level single family homes in La Habra start around $650,000 to $750,000 in the more affordable central and southern neighborhoods. The widest band of inventory sits between $750,000 and $1.1M, covering most three and four bedroom homes across the city. Well-updated homes in the North Hills area and the streets near the Brea border can push above $1.1M. The median is approximately $875,000 to $900,000, making La Habra one of the most accessible cities for single family buyers in north Orange County. Homes have been selling close to asking price, with nearly half of recent sales closing above list.
What is the difference between La Habra and La Habra Heights?
The two are separate communities that share a name and are often confused in real estate searches. La Habra is an incorporated city within Orange County with a suburban and urban character, standard city services, and a median home price around $875,000 to $900,000. La Habra Heights is a separate unincorporated community governed by Los Angeles County, sitting on the hills above La Habra with a rural character, large lots, equestrian zoning, and a median closer to $1.5M. They are in different counties, have different governance, different school district configurations, and very different market profiles. Buyers searching for La Habra listings should verify the county and jurisdiction on any specific address to make sure they are looking at the right community.
What schools serve La Habra CA?
La Habra is served by three public school districts. K-8 students attend either La Habra City School District or Lowell Joint School District depending on their address, with all six Lowell Joint schools having received the California Distinguished School Award for academic performance. For high school, La Habra falls within Fullerton Joint Union High School District, which operates six comprehensive campuses. La Habra High School and Sonora High School serve most La Habra students, while other FJUHSD campuses including Sunny Hills and Troy serve students from different areas of the district. Confirming which elementary district and which high school serves any specific address is the right first step for buyers with school-age children.
How competitive is the La Habra single family market?
La Habra is one of the faster-moving markets in north Orange County. Homes have been averaging just 20 days on market, and nearly half of recent sales have closed above asking price. The combination of accessible pricing relative to neighboring Brea and Fullerton and strong freeway access drives consistent demand from buyers in a wide price range. Well-priced, move-in ready homes in desirable parts of the city generate multiple offers quickly. Buyers should be fully pre-approved before starting their search and ready to write a competitive offer the same day they tour a home that meets their needs.
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Last updated: June 2026
La Habra Single Family Homes for Sale
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