San Fernando Valley Area Guide

Mission Hills

A small north Valley neighborhood at the meeting of the 405, 5 and 118, named for Mission San Fernando

Listing photo: Cathy Gerrard, Coldwell Banker Realty · CSMAR MLS

Mission Hills takes its name from Mission San Fernando Rey de España, founded in 1797, which still stands here. The neighborhood is mostly single-family and sits at the junction of three freeways. As of September 2026 the CSMAR MLS showed 2 homes for sale in Mission Hills, and 3 closed sales over the last two years (too few for a meaningful median; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS). The lists below update live.

Highlighted area is the approximate boundary of Mission Hills, drawn from U.S. Census Bureau, Los Angeles County and Los Angeles Times neighborhood data. Labels mark the neighboring areas; click one to open its guide, or see the whole San Fernando Valley region.

Where is Mission Hills?In the north San Fernando Valley between Granada Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, Pacoima and the City of San Fernando.
City or county?City of Los Angeles neighborhood, so services, zoning and permits come from the city.
What kinds of homes?Single-story ranch homes from the 1950s, with some condos and townhomes.
Which schools?Los Angeles Unified School District.
ZIP code91345
What is the market doing?As of September 2026 the CSMAR MLS showed 2 homes for sale in Mission Hills, and 3 closed sales over the last two years (too few for a meaningful median; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS). The lists below update live.

Homes for sale and recently sold in Mission Hills

These lists are drawn to the Mission Hills boundary on the map above and come from the CSMAR multiple listing service, updating as agents post them.

For sale in Mission Hills right now

Active listings inside the boundary.

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In escrow in Mission Hills

Under contract but not yet closed.

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Sold in Mission Hills in the last two years

Closed sales inside the boundary, newest first.

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Living in Mission Hills

About Mission Hills

Mission Hills takes its name from Mission San Fernando Rey de España, founded in 1797, which still stands here. The neighborhood is mostly single-family and sits at the junction of three freeways.

In the north San Fernando Valley between Granada Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, Pacoima and the City of San Fernando.

Homes and real estate in Mission Hills

Single-story ranch homes from the 1950s, with some condos and townhomes.

As of September 2026 the CSMAR MLS showed 2 homes for sale in Mission Hills, and 3 closed sales over the last two years (too few for a meaningful median; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS). The lists below update live.

Schools serving Mission Hills

Los Angeles Unified School District. Confirm the assignment for the exact address with the district before writing an offer.

Getting around from Mission Hills

The 405, 5 and 118 freeways all meet here, which makes it one of the best-connected parts of the north Valley.

Questions buyers ask about Mission Hills

Where is Mission Hills?

In the north San Fernando Valley between Granada Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, Pacoima and the City of San Fernando.

What kinds of homes are in Mission Hills?

Single-story ranch homes from the 1950s, with some condos and townhomes.

Which school district serves Mission Hills?

Los Angeles Unified School District.

What are homes selling for in Mission Hills?

As of September 2026 the CSMAR MLS showed 2 homes for sale in Mission Hills, and 3 closed sales over the last two years (too few for a meaningful median; most listings here are carried by the Los Angeles-area MLS).

How is the commute from Mission Hills?

The 405, 5 and 118 freeways all meet here, which makes it one of the best-connected parts of the north Valley.

Thinking about Mission Hills? Gary Jacobs can pull every listing and recent sale in Mission Hills, including the ones carried by other MLSs, and tell you how it compares with the areas around it.

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