Neighborhood
Midwick Tract
The Midwick Tract is a southwest Alhambra subdivision associated with the former Midwick Country Club grounds. The Alhambra Historical Society describes 1940s development with Spanish Colonial Revival, Mid-Century Modern, and Minimal Traditional houses.
Sources: Alhambra Historical Society — Alhambra’s Neighborhoods · Alhambra Historical Society — Alhambra’s Architecture · City of Alhambra — About Alhambra
Geographic area
North Almansor
North Almansor Street is part of the original Alhambra Tract street plan. The Alhambra Historical Society notes 1920s revival houses along that corridor.
Sources: Alhambra Historical Society — Alhambra’s Neighborhoods · Alhambra Historical Society — Alhambra’s Architecture · City of Alhambra — About Alhambra
Commercial corridor
Main Street
Main Street is Alhambra’s historic downtown commercial core. City history materials identify it as the renamed Boabdil Street and as the town’s center of commerce since the 1890s.
Commercial corridor
Valley Boulevard
Valley Boulevard is a wider commercial artery through Alhambra. The City’s history page describes it as coming into its own as a business corridor in the 1950s.
Geographic area
Almansor Park
Almansor Park at 800 S. Almansor Street and the Alhambra Golf Course at 630 S. Almansor Street are the principal recreation facts the City attaches to the east side of Alhambra.
Sources: City of Alhambra — Parks & Recreation · City of Alhambra — About Alhambra
Notes on streets, architecture, and documented housing for selling a home in Alhambra. A citywide median is not the value of an individual property. A property-specific review is advisory — not an appraisal or a CMA of an unnamed house. Booking a seller consultation does not create a listing agreement. Equal Housing Opportunity.