La Valencia

La Valencia holds 162 addresses on 39.4 acres in the southeast of Brea, on five street names: East Elm Street carries 52, East Date Street 44, South Greenleaf Drive 35, South Oakhaven Avenue 25 and East Elm Circle six. The parcel layer counts 158 parcels, every one residential, on lots running to a median of 0.168 acres with structures to a median of 2,064 square feet and four bedrooms. The city's tree inventory records 95 street trees along the community's 1.25 miles of road.

The general plan carries 30.2 acres as Low Density Residential and the zoning is R-1 throughout, with none of the classified acreage in an elevated fire class. La Valencia is one of three Brea communities served by Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified rather than Brea Olinda, alongside Artisan Walk and Vesuvius: Golden Elementary is 0.25 miles away with 834 students, Colonel J. K. Tuffree Middle 0.86 miles with 566, and El Dorado High 1.05 miles with 1,998.

The city records 158 homes across thirty-nine acres, built between 1966 and 1971 with a typical size around 2,064 square feet on lots of about a sixth of an acre, on four streets: Date, Elm, Greenleaf and Oakhaven. The lots are generous by later standards, which is the mark of a subdivision laid out when land on the Brea flats was still cheap.

Date Street keeps the agricultural thread, since dates were among the specialty crops of Southern California's irrigated valleys, and Greenleaf and Oakhaven belong to the same idea. The city's tree inventory counts ninety-five trees inside the boundary, most of them Brisbane box. A little over four acres of the neighborhood fall inside the liquefaction zone the city maps on the valley floor.