Neighborhood in Los Angeles · Los Angeles County
Granada Hills
Granada Hills lies in the northern San Fernando Valley.
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Granada Hills — Granada Hills CA 2010 · Archival photograph; current conditions may differ.
Granada Hills — Granada Hills CA 2010 · Archival photograph; current conditions may differ.
Creator: Jdaskew · resized / WebP
License: Public domain
About Granada Hills
Granada Hills lies in the northern San Fernando Valley. Compare the distance to everyday services and foothill access against the route to work elsewhere in the region. Compare the actual home’s layout, condition, storage and included services.
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Neighborhoods near Granada Hills
The closest areas in Los Angeles, measured center to center.
2.7 miPorter RanchPorter Ranch sits at the northern Valley foothills. Compare with Granada Hills
3.7 miSylmarSylmar is at the northern edge of Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley. Compare with Granada Hills- 4.3 miNorthridgeNorthridge is a northern Valley neighborhood associated with California State University, Northridge. Compare with Granada Hills
4.5 miNorth HillsNorth Hills is in the San Fernando Valley. Compare with Granada Hills- 5.4 miChatsworthChatsworth occupies the northwestern San Fernando Valley. Compare with Granada Hills
- 5.4 miPacoimaPacoima is an established northeastern Valley neighborhood. Compare with Granada Hills
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- Place-name identity and mapped locationCity-sourced neighborhood map, CDND v1.0 (2025). Source-screened draft; boundaries and historical names need local editorial review.Source checked Registry labels are not legal property boundaries. Original source date: 2026-09-25
- Neighborhood geography and planningLos Angeles City Planning — community plansSource checked Community plans are broader than individual neighborhoods.
- Transit route planningLA Metro schedules and mapsSource checked
- Parks and recreationLos Angeles Recreation and ParksSource checked
- Neighborhood history and geographic contextBackground: Granada Hills, Los AngelesSource checked Secondary background checked alongside municipal geography; no demographic rankings or current price claims.
Photo credits
- Granada Hills — Granada Hills CA 2010 · Archival photograph; current conditions may differ.Image credits and license
Granada Hills — Granada Hills CA 2010 · Archival photograph; current conditions may differ.
Creator: Jdaskew · resized / WebP
License: Public domain