Sanford Adler’s Hillcrest View Estates. a Mid-Century Enclave in Cheviot Hills was developed in 1953 as an expansion of his successful California Country Club Estates. This 68-lot subdivision was carved from the historic José de Arnaz Ranch on Rancho Rincón de los Bueyes, an area with deep roots in Los Angeles’ early land history.

Situated between Monte Mar Vista along Anchor Avenue, and Hillcrest Country Club, the neighborhood was advertised as part of the greater Cheviot Hills area and quickly became one of the city’s most desirable post-war developments. The Los Angeles Times regularly featured news about the subdivision alongside advertisements for new homes, highlighting its prime location and modern design. With the rapid sell-out of all 410 homes in California Country Club Estates, Hillcrest View Estates was positioned as the next great opportunity for homebuyers.

Several “noted builders” contributed to the homes in Hillcrest View Estates, resulting in a neighborhood that showcased the finest in 1950s residential architecture. The homes reflected the prevailing mid-century trends of the era, emphasizing functional design, modern conveniences, and California’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle.

Hillcrest View Estates remains a highly desirable residential neighborhood within Cheviot Hills, known for its spacious homes, quiet streets, and proximity to Hillcrest Country Club. Its mid-century architecture, historical significance, and strong community ties make it a timeless part of Los Angeles’ residential landscape.