Overview
About La Habra Plaza
La Habra Plaza covers 3.7 acres on West Lambert Road. The city's association register records 70 units and its address layer carries 74 addresses inside the boundary, 69 of them typed Condominium or Townhome and five as Building. The whole community sits on a single parcel, and the city splits its zoning almost evenly across the site, 1.9 acres of Multi-Unit Dwelling against 1.8 acres of Limited Multi-Unit Dwelling.
No public street runs inside the boundary, so the drives within it are private. Loma Verde Park is 0.14 miles away, 1.6 acres with a playground and basketball courts on South Walnut Street, with Corona Park and the 2.2 acre Las Lomas Park both 0.19 miles out. The community feeds Las Lomas Elementary, Imperial Middle and La Habra High.
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How La Habra Plaza was built
La Habra Plaza went up in August 1983 on West Lambert Road, 70 units across 3.7 acres. Lambert is a stitched together name: the La Habra and Fullerton stretch was Ocean Avenue, and Brea's continuation of the same line was Deodora, before the pieces were joined.
Loma Verde Park, green hill, sits just off the boundary on South Walnut Street, and that street name is the crop. Walnuts, citrus and avocados were what the valley grew once San Gabriel River water reached it, and by 1928 La Habra called itself the largest avocado center in Southern California.
By the Numbers
La Habra Plaza by the numbers
Lifestyle
The La Habra Plaza lifestyle
Schools
Schools serving La Habra Plaza
La Habra Plaza is served by La Habra City School District and Fullerton Joint Union High School District. Las Lomas Elementary takes the elementary grades, 345 students in grades K to 5, Imperial Middle takes the middle grades, 495 students in grades 6 to 8, and La Habra High takes the high school years, 1,881 students in grades 9 to 12. Attendance boundaries are set by the districts and can change with a boundary review, so confirm the campus for a specific address before it matters to an offer.
7-8 · 580 students
6-8 · 495 students
K-6 · 583 students
K-5 · 565 students
K-6 · 467 students
K-6 · 446 students
K-6 · 379 students
K-6 · 379 students
K-5 · 345 students
9-12 · 2,504 students
9-12 · 2,337 students
9-12 · 1,881 students
9-12 · 1,880 students
9-12 · 1,779 students
9-12 · 1,682 students
9-12 · 298 students
9-12 · 236 students
FAQs
Common questions about La Habra Plaza
How big is La Habra Plaza?
La Habra Plaza covers 3.7 acres on West Lambert Road. The City of La Habra's association register records 70 units and its address layer carries 74 addresses inside the boundary.
When was La Habra Plaza recorded?
Tract 11264 was recorded on 8 August 1983 at county map book 513, pages 7 through 9. Carl W. Donmoyer and Associates engineered it and Carl W. Donmoyer signed the survey under license LS 3548.
What kind of housing is in La Habra Plaza?
The city types 69 of the addresses inside the boundary as Condominium or Townhome and five as Building, and files the whole community on a single parcel.
Which schools serve La Habra Plaza?
Elementary: Las Lomas Elementary, 345 students in grades K to 5; Middle: Imperial Middle, 495 students in grades 6 to 8; High: La Habra High, 1,881 students in grades 9 to 12. Those are the campuses the districts' own attendance boundaries put this community in. Assignment can change with a boundary review, so confirm the campus for a specific address with the district.
What parks are nearby?
Loma Verde Park is 0.14 miles away, 1.6 acres with a playground and basketball courts on South Walnut Street. Corona Park, a 0.18 acre neighborhood park on West Fifth Street, and Las Lomas Park, 2.2 acres developed in 1968 beside Las Lomas School, are both 0.19 miles out.