Homes for Sale in Chino Hills

Chino Hills, California

About the Community

Chino Hills sits in the far southwestern corner of San Bernardino County, where four counties meet, and borders Brea and Yorba Linda in Orange County. The city incorporated in 1991 and grew around its hills: homes are clustered in village neighborhoods along the main roads, with more than 3,000 acres of city-owned open space and 48 miles of trails between them.

Next door, Chino Hills State Park protects more than 14,000 acres of rolling hills — the city calls it the largest California state park in an urban setting. For buyers coming from Orange County, Carbon Canyon Road is the direct route over the hills.

Laura and Kevin Fox help families buy and sell across the Inland Empire and neighboring Orange County. If you are weighing a move to or from Chino Hills, start with a free valuation or a conversation.

Area Highlights

Neighborhoods

Los Serranos, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods, grew up around Los Serranos Golf & Country Club, which opened in 1925. Sleepy Hollow, in Carbon Canyon, began in the 1920s as a summer resort of cabins that later became year-round homes. Vellano is a gated community in the hills, and Butterfield Ranch and Payne Ranch are large master-planned neighborhoods.

Open Space & Trails

Chino Hills State Park (entrance on Sapphire Road), the city's 48 miles of trails, Los Serranos Park, and Overlook Park, with views across to the San Gabriel Mountains.

Location & Access

State Route 71 runs along the east side of the city and connects to the 60 and 91 freeways. Carbon Canyon Road (State Route 142) is the direct road into Orange County.

Nearby communities we serve: Brea · Yorba Linda · Diamond Bar · All areas we serve