Neighborhood · 90064 · 90035
Cheviot Hills
Tree-lined streets, within walking distance of the golf course.
Living in Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills opened in 1923 as a Frans Nelson & Sons tract, its streets — Haddington, Bannockburn and the rest — named for roads in Scotland. The developer approved every house front and allowed only stucco, stone or brick. Monte Mar Vista followed from 1926, and in 1952 California Country Club Estates was built east of Motor Avenue on the grounds of a former country club.
Cheviot Hills Park, created by the city in 1945, holds a recreation center, a pool, lighted tennis courts and an archery range beside the public Rancho Park Golf Course, designed by William P. Bell and William H. Johnson and opened in 1947. The course hosted the Los Angeles Open between 1956 and 1983, and a plaque on its 18th hole recalls Arnold Palmer’s 12 there in 1961.
Cheviot Hills on the map
Cheviot Hills as the Los Angeles Times’ Mapping L.A. draws it — and what I’ve represented inside the line.
Homes I’ve represented
Cheviot Hills (approximate)
Homes I’ve represented here
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Cheviot Hills, for sale now
Selling or buying in Cheviot Hills
Selling
Thinking of selling in Cheviot Hills?
Tell me the street. I’ll come back with what I’d do, and why.
Buying
Moving to Cheviot Hills?
Tell me what matters — a tree-lined street, room to build, a walk to the golf course — and I’ll tell you where to look.
