Mission Hills

Mission Hills sits in the northeast part of the Valley, named for the San Fernando Mission that anchors the neighborhood's early history, and it's stayed a quieter, more modest community than a lot of its neighbors, without the hillside variation or the newer master-planned development found elsewhere in the Valley. The housing here is mostly small, single-story homes from the 1940s through the 1960s, straightforward and consistent on a simple grid, reflecting the neighborhood's origins as an accessible, working and middle-class part of the Valley.

The Mission itself remains a genuine historic landmark, one of the oldest structures in the region, and it gives the neighborhood a tie to California's earliest history that most Valley communities don't have. San Fernando Road and Sepulveda Boulevard carry the area's day-to-day commercial life, and Mission Hills has long been home to a mix of Latino and other working-class families who've stayed for generations, drawn by affordability and the sense of a stable, unpretentious community. People who live here tend to value that straightforward, family-oriented character, along with a real connection to the neighborhood's deep historical roots that goes back further than almost anywhere else in the Valley.

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