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| 1 BED | $2,037+ |
| 2 BEDS | $2,760+ |
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This is a great place to live. I have always felt secure.
Marilyn from maintenance was so professional in helping me out With my microwave problem, and fixed it so quickly...a pleasure Working with her!
Great sound insulation, which is rare for most L.A Apartments. Amenities are nice and the location is wonderful, especially if you study at CSUN!
Had the best tour experience with Elizabeth. She answered all my concerns and made the whole process stress free. 5 star service all the way!
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Dronfield Apartments has been a wonderful complex for my husband and I this past year. The neighborhood is quiet with plenty of grocery stores, restaurants and coffee shops in walking or driving distance! The complex is always clean and well taken care of with easy on site laundry, parking and a pool. We love our apartment and everything that comes with it!
They are very good when it comes to maintenance and getting things done. They always keep it very clean. Management is wonderful.
| 1 BED | $1,990+ |
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I have been living here for 5 years and have never had a problem. Zulma is the manager and I have nothing but wonderful things to say about her. If anything needs repair in my unit, it gets taken care of the next day without hesitation. She makes herself available which keeps me at ease because I have someone to turn to in case of any emergency. The smoke alarms get check constantly and the ac filter get changed frequently as well. Zulma and the maintenance team are always kind and respectful. Its absolutely great to have such a great personnel taking care of this property.
Manager and maintenance is by far top notch!! Always very considerate and very fast when help in any aspect is needed! I know I can always!! Always!! Count on them! Thank you!!
| 1 BED | $2,104+ |
| 2 BEDS | $2,528+ |
| 3 BEDS | $3,255+ |
| 1 BED | $1,955 |
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| 1 BED | $1,982 |
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| 1 BED | $2,115+ |
| 2 BEDS | $2,870+ |
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| 1 BED | $2,000 |
| 2+ BEDS | $2,600 |
| 1 BED | $2,050+ |
| 2 BEDS | $2,636+ |
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The average monthly rent for an apartment in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is around $2,183.
A share of 1% of apartments in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA have the cheapest rents between $701-$1,000. Around 62% of rentals are in the most expensive price range of > $2,000. Around 10% of Granada Hills’s apartments have monthly rents between $1,001-$1,500. There are 27% of apartments with rents between $1,501-$2,000.
Check out the average rent in Los Angeles.
The national average price of rental apartments is $1,748, while the average monthly rent in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is $2,183.
Prices and availability in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA were last updated on 6 Dec 2024.
The best apartments in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA are: Lindley House Towers, The Lodge at Porter Ranch Apartments, Devonshire Arms Towers, Chateau 16930 Blackhawk Apartments, LLC and Kingsbury Apartments.
The average rent in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is $2,183. Start your search for apartments in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA now.
The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is between $1,955 and $3,839. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA now.
The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is between $1,955 and $4,642. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA.
The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA is between $1,982 and $6,012. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA.
In Granada Hills, 27% of the residents are renting compared to 73% owning a home, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Large-scale apartment buildings with more than 50 units represent 22% of Granada Hills’s rentals, 32% are small-scale complexes with under 50 units, and 46% are single-family rentals.
Granada Hills is a Los Angeles area suburb, home to the city’s second-largest park, O’Melveny Park, which comes in at a whopping 672 acres. The “hills” in Granada Hills’ name come from its location at the foot of the Santa Susana Mountains, which gives residents lots of hiking options.
Though Granada Hills is more than 30 times smaller than the city of Los Angeles and around 3 times smaller than Simi Valley by land area, it’s still more than 5 times larger than nearby San Fernando.
The Granada Hills climate is considered—along with the rest of the San Fernando Valley—as one of the most comfortable in the country. Summer extends from roughly late June to October or November. The hottest month, August, has average highs of 96°F, but the average daily temperature is only 77°F.
December to February temperatures range from average lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and a daily mean in the mid-50s.
Thinking about taking the plunge and relocating to Granada Hills? Here are a few tips for moving.
For starters, if you haven’t lived in Los Angeles before, you should know that appliances aren’t always included in the rental price, so check beforehand – or be prepared to supply them yourself.
You’ll also be expected to place a security deposit before moving in. In Los Angeles county, this amount is limited to two month’s rent for unfurnished units and three-months for furnished ones.
In total, Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA has 53,862 residents, 27,176 women and 26,686 men, per U.S. Census recent estimates. Statistics show that the median age of Granada Hills’s population is 42.4.
Granada Hills offers plenty of nature to explore, it has great diversity of both people and food, and it’s close enough to other attractions in San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles, while still maintaining a more reasonable cost of living.
However, Granada Hills might not appeal as much to people who are all about the big city lifestyle. Although it’s in LA, it’s far enough from downtown to make it a little inconvenient to drive into the city every day.
There is a total of 17,596 households in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA. Of these, 5,681 have children and 11,915 are without children. Per Census Bureau’s most current estimates, 13,372 family households and 4,224 non-family households live in this area. The size of a household in Granada Hills is 3 people, on average. The median household annual income in Granada Hills equals $111,897, and the monthly housing costs equal $2,614.
As mentioned before, Granada Hills has plenty of options for nature lovers and outdoorsmen. O'Melveny Park is great for a walk with a canine companion or a picnic with friends. The Granada Hills Recreation Center has plenty of courts, fields, and playgrounds to choose from.
Hikers will enjoy the Grotto Trail and Mission Point, the second highest peak of the Santa Susana Mountains. Any of these make for great free things to do in Granada Hills.
Once you’ve worked up an appetite taking in the Granada Hills attractions, there is a plethora of great local restaurants to choose from, whether you want to enjoy a steak at the Odyssey Restaurant, falafel at FurnSaj Restaurant & Bakery, or some Mediterranean delights at Jeje Chicken.
If you need to do some shopping, the Granada Hills Town Center or Granada Village are perfect options.
If you need to do some shopping, the Granada Hills Town Center or Granada Village are perfect options.
Whether you’re visiting Granada Hills or living here, there are also some great annual events that you won’t want to miss, including the Red, White, and Boom Party on July 4th, the Street Faire and Car Show in October, and the Granada Hills Holiday Parade in December.
If culture’s your thing, it’s worth taking a short trip to Mission Hills to see the restored Mission San Fernando Rey de España and Sylmar for a peak at the Nethercutt Museum. Of course, your options really open up as you move further into Los Angeles and its cultural scene.
The biggest industries in Granada Hills include elementary and secondary education, restaurant and food services, and construction. The highest-paid professions are in the medical and legal fields.
Of course, there are also tons of commuting opportunities available through the San Fernando and Los Angeles area. If you decide to live in Granada Hills and commute to work, the area is home to one of the world’s largest economies and lots of major companies, like Disney, which is headquartered in Burbank.
Granada Hills Charter High School is one of the largest charter schools in the nation, and it’s in the process of adding elementary and middle schools too. In 2019, the school’s academic decathlon team won its 7th national championship in eight years.
The area is part of the Los Angeles Unified School District, which also offers over a dozen public and 10 private schools for students in Granada Hills.
The top colleges in Granada Hills include the Newberry School of Beauty, and California State University Northridge is just a few blocks away. Other higher education opportunities exist nearby, at colleges like UCLA, West Coast University, and Pierce College.
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 5% of the population in Granada Hills, San Fernando Valley, CA have no high school education, 27% went to high-school, and 26% have partially completed college. Moreover, 9% of the population hold an Associate Degree, 23% hold a Bachelor Degree, and 11% hold a Graduate Degree.
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