La Verne Homes for Sale & Real Estate Market
Reviewed by Bryan Nguyen, Broker of Record · CA DRE #01972339 · Updated September 2026
La Verne blends a charming Old Town, the University of La Verne, and quiet foothill streets. Inventory spans early-century character homes near downtown and newer North La Verne neighborhoods with mountain views.
138 active listings from $50,000 to $16,000,000
Homes for Sale in La Verne
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$134,800
3945 Bradford Street 55, La Verne
BEDS
2
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,440
STATUS
ACTIVE
$670,000
2549 College Lane, La Verne
BEDS
3
BATHS
1
SQFT
1,362
STATUS
ACTIVE
$979,000
6265 Birdie, La Verne
BEDS
3
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,522
STATUS
ACTIVE
$1,095,000
4695 Halaga, La Verne
BEDS
3
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,863
STATUS
ACTIVE
$1,698,000
5776 Parkcrest Dr, La Verne
BEDS
4
BATHS
3.5
SQFT
3,523
STATUS
ACTIVE
$1,250,000
639 Damien, La Verne
BEDS
4
BATHS
3
SQFT
2,591
STATUS
ACTIVE
$229,000
3800 BRADFORD Street, La Verne
BEDS
2
BATHS
1
SQFT
1,440
STATUS
ACTIVE
$1,180,000
6497 Country Club Drive, La Verne
BEDS
3
BATHS
2.5
SQFT
2,010
STATUS
ACTIVE
$999,000
2624 Damien Ave, La Verne
BEDS
3
BATHS
2
SQFT
1,729
STATUS
ACTIVE
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the median home price in La Verne?
- La Verne pricing generally rises as the streets climb north. The newer North La Verne neighborhoods in the foothills tend to command a premium, supported by larger floor plans, mountain views, and more recent construction, while the early-century character homes near Old Town and the University of La Verne trade across a wider band depending on condition, lot, and the degree of updating behind a historic facade. Character homes in particular resist simple comparison: two bungalows of the same vintage a few blocks apart can close far apart once systems, foundations, and restoration quality are priced in. That mix means a single citywide median obscures as much as it reveals, and the monthly figure moves with whichever segment happens to be selling. Current medians, price per square foot, and days on market are on our La Verne market data page, refreshed from the MLS every 15 minutes.
- What is La Verne known for?
- La Verne is known for its Old Town, a compact historic core of tree-lined streets and early-century homes, and for the University of La Verne, whose campus sits directly beside it and lends the center of the city a college-town rhythm. North of the historic grid, the city transitions into quieter foothill neighborhoods with newer construction and mountain views, ending at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains. The 210 freeway runs along the city's northern reach, and Foothill Boulevard, the old Route 66 alignment, crosses it east to west. Housing spans a wide range for a city this size: early-century character homes near downtown, established tracts through the middle, and larger contemporary homes in North La Verne. Buyers considering La Verne are usually weighing that pairing of a historic, walkable center with newer hillside inventory a short drive up the same streets.
La Verne on the Map
Nearby Neighborhoods
San Dimas
San Dimas keeps a Western-town character alongside Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park and easy foothill access. Homes range from established tract neighborhoods to larger lots near Via Verde. The city is served by Bonita Unified School District.
Explore San Dimas →Claremont
Claremont, the City of Trees and PhDs, is defined by the Claremont Colleges, a tree-lined Village, and tightly held historic neighborhoods. It commands the strongest pricing in the foothill group, from Craftsman bungalows near the Village to North Claremont estates.
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