How do I sell a home in Hacienda Park, Pomona?

Hacienda Park is in Pomona, California. Pomona's Hacienda Park Historic District, including McKinley Avenue, Park Avenue, Hacienda Place, Alameda Street and Ganesha Place.

Most of the district, about 230 parcels, is zoned Single Family-7,200 ft, with a few Administrative Professional and Low Density Multiple Family parcels.

The City's district brochure says Hacienda Park was designated on October 6, 2003, as Pomona's fourth historic district, with homes spanning nearly 100 years of Pomona history. It contains La Casa Primera, one of Pomona's oldest homes, and the largest concentration of post-World War II homes of any Pomona historic district, capturing the shift from ranchos and orange groves to suburban tract homes after the war. The brochure places it between White Avenue, Garey Avenue and Gordon Street, Orange Grove Avenue and Artesia Street, and counts 272 properties.

The City's Historic District Boundaries layer maps the Hacienda Park Historic District at about 97.5 acres. The streets with the most parcels in it include McKinley Avenue, Park Avenue, Hacienda Place, Alameda Street, Ganesha Place and White Avenue.

Mostly single-family homes on lots zoned for 7,200 square feet, larger than the 6,000-square-foot zoning that covers most of Lincoln Park. A small number of parcels allow low-density multifamily.

With most parcels marked as contributing, a buyer will want to know your home's status and what exterior work has been approved. Have permits and any City approvals for past exterior work on hand, and price against other Hacienda Park sales.

The district is mapped as one historic neighborhood, and the City's historic preservation rules apply across it.

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