Country Hills East

Country Hills East covers 55.9 acres on the eastern edge of La Habra. The city's address record carries 211 single family homes inside the boundary and the association register records 212 units. Every street name inside is Spanish: six Avenida Santa addresses running from Santa Anita to Santa Dorotea, four Terraza San courts, Calle Don Guillermo and Calle Don Juan, and Via Los Altos, Via Los Bonitos and Via Los Coyotes off East Country Hills Drive. City zoning puts 55.0 of the acres under Single-Unit Dwelling and the general plan carries all 211 lots as Low Density.

Mail splits between two zip codes: 186 addresses fall in La Habra's 90631 and 25 in Fullerton's 92835, so a quarter of the community writes a Fullerton postal address. Montwood Park sits 0.03 miles off the boundary, 0.60 acres on Montwood Avenue just east of South Euclid Street, with Leslie Park 0.28 miles out and Vista Del Valle Park 0.30 miles. The community feeds Las Positas Elementary, Imperial Middle and Sonora High.

Country Hills East sits on the eastern rim of the valley, on the slope running up toward Fullerton. The houses are almost all one 1970s build: the county carries a construction year for every one of the 211 homes, 210 of them finished in that decade, with a single survivor dating to 1937 from the grove years before the streets went in.

Every street name inside is Spanish. Six Avenida Santa addresses run from Santa Anita to Santa Dorotea, four Terraza San courts sit off them, and Calle Don Guillermo and Calle Don Juan use the honorific of the rancho era, Don William and Don John. Via Los Altos is the heights, Via Los Bonitos the pretty ones, and Via Los Coyotes points at the Coyote Hills the community climbs toward. Mail splits at the city line here, with 186 addresses in La Habra's 90631 and 25 writing a Fullerton postal address.