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Sierra Madre · Neighborhoods

Which Sierra Madre neighborhood is your home in?

Homes are priced against recent sales in the same neighborhood, not the citywide median. Sidney Manzo, a Sierra Madre agent in real estate since 1990, values and lists homes across Sierra Madre’s neighborhoods. Pick yours below or request a free home-value review.

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Neighborhood

Sierra Madre Canyon

Sierra Madre Canyon, called The Canyon by locals, is the one developed canyon in the city, according to the General Plan. It has its own development pattern and a more rural way of life, and the City adopted an ordinance in 2011 with development standards meant to preserve its rustic and historic character.

Sources: City of Sierra Madre — General Plan (PDF) · City of Sierra Madre — General Plan Update Draft EIR, Chapter 3: Project Description (PDF)

Sierra Madre Canyon neighborhood guide

Neighborhood

The Meadows at Bailey Canyon

The Meadows at Bailey Canyon is one of the specific plans the City of Sierra Madre lists on its zoning and specific plans page. The City describes it as a development of 42 single-family homes.

Source: City of Sierra Madre — Zoning and Specific Plans

The Meadows at Bailey Canyon neighborhood guide

Civic district

Downtown Sierra Madre

The General Plan describes Downtown as a village center of one- and two-story commercial buildings with small storefronts, restaurants, offices and civic uses. All of the city's commercial land is in the downtown area, according to the City.

Sources: City of Sierra Madre — General Plan (PDF) · City of Sierra Madre — General Plan Update Draft EIR, Chapter 3: Project Description (PDF) · City of Sierra Madre — Zoning and Specific Plans

Downtown Sierra Madre neighborhood guide

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Notes on streets, architecture, and documented housing for selling a home in Sierra Madre. 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.