Homes for Sale in Reseda, CA
Reseda sits in the middle of the Valley and has stayed one of the more attainable places to buy on this side of it. Sherman Way runs straight through the heart of the neighborhood.
Reseda at a glance
- ZIP code91335
- RegionCentral San Fernando Valley
- FreewaysUS-101 · CA-118 · I-405
- Main corridorsSherman Way · Reseda Blvd
- Our officeAbout 8 miles away
Our Reseda listings
Homes here represented by a Mi Casa Bonita agent. Call and you reach the person who walked the house.
The middle of the Valley, in every sense
Reseda is geographically central and has been a working, middle-income neighborhood for as long as the Valley has been built out. The housing is mostly postwar single-family on regular lots, with a substantial amount of apartment construction along the main corridors. Prices have stayed below the neighborhoods immediately west of it, which is why buyers who start looking in Winnetka or Northridge often end up here.
What your money buys
A detached house with a yard, usually built between the late forties and the early sixties, generally original unless somebody has taken it on. Buyers willing to do work get more square footage here than in most of the west Valley. It is also an active market for small income property.
Getting around
Sherman Way and Reseda Boulevard are the main corridors and carry frequent bus service. The 101 is south, the 118 north and the 405 east, so most of the Valley is inside twenty minutes without a freeway backing up on you in every direction.
Schools
Attendance boundaries change, so check the specific address you are considering rather than relying on a neighborhood average.
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Is Reseda more affordable than the rest of the west Valley?
It has generally sat below the neighborhoods immediately west of it, which is why buyers priced out there often look here. What that gap looks like today depends on the month and the street, so ask us for current comparables.
What kind of houses are in Reseda?
Mostly detached single-family from the late forties through the early sixties, on regular lots, with apartment buildings along the main corridors. A lot of the stock is still close to original.
Is it a good place to buy a fixer?
It is one of the better places in the central Valley for it, because the houses are sound and the prices leave room to do the work. We will tell you honestly whether the numbers work on a specific house.
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San Fernando, CA 91340
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