Your Guide to Buying a Home in LaCanada (Flintridge), CA

Buying a Home in LaCanada (Flintridge), California

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LaCanada (Flintridge) is located in Los Angeles County

Population: 19,378 The city is bordered by Pasadena to the east, Glendale to the south, and the communities of Montrose and La Crescenta to the west. The San Gabriel mountains form a natural boundary to the north. The 210 Freeway gives everyone easy access to the entire Los Angeles Basin. Drivers who avoid rush hour can reach the Civic Center or Sherman Oaks in the San Fernando Valley within 20 to 25 minutes. Long Beach and Beverly Hills are 45 minutes away, and Newport Beach is a 70- minute drive.

Nothing more fully reflects the strong sense of community pride than the schools of La Canada Flintridge. Within the La Canada Unified School District, there are three public elementary school and a junior/senior high school. La Canada High School has been named a National Blue Ribbon School, placing it among the nation's top 100 high schools. The La Canada Flintridge Education Foundation, formed to raise money for the school district, has contributed more than $6 million since its founding, with annual giving targets of more than $500,000. The La Canada Flintridge Scholarship Foundation annually distributes more than $30,000 to deserving students. And a variety of other support groups contribute large amounts of time and money to support public math and science programs, art programs, special education, athletic, band, choral, and drama. There are three parochial schools, four primary and two secondary private schools and eleven preschools.