Overview
About College Green Fullerton
College Green is 8.6 acres in the far east of Fullerton, reached from Sapphire Road and Topaz Lane, and its record is 71 addresses on 71 parcels with no unit numbers and no private street. The city zones all 8.6 acres R-3 Limited Density Multiple Family Residential under a Medium Density Residential general plan designation, which is a denser designation than the one-home-per-parcel address pattern would suggest on its own.
The schools here belong to Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified rather than to the Fullerton districts. Topaz Elementary sits 0.05 miles from the boundary with 404 students, Morse Elementary 0.45 miles at 382 and Ruby Drive Elementary 0.48 miles at 373, with Kraemer Middle 0.64 miles out at 889 and Valencia High 0.54 miles at 2,411. Mail goes to ZIP 92831 and the boundary sits in council district 3.
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How College Green Fullerton was built
College Green is small and quiet: 71 homes on 8.6 acres, built in 1963 and served by two streets, Sapphire Road and Topaz Lane. Both are gemstones, which is a naming habit that turns up repeatedly in Orange County housing of the second half of the twentieth century and almost never comes with an explanation attached.
The name points at the thing beside it rather than anything on the ground. Fullerton is a college town twice over, with Fullerton College, the oldest community college in continuous operation in California, and California State University Fullerton a mile or so away. The core of the Fullerton College campus was added to the National Register as a historic district in 2023.
By the Numbers
College Green Fullerton by the numbers
Lifestyle
The College Green Fullerton lifestyle
Schools
Schools serving College Green Fullerton
College Green Fullerton sits in Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified. The campuses below are that district's schools within two miles of the neighborhood, with enrollment from the federal count. Which campus a given address attends is set by the district's attendance boundaries, which the district does not publish as a map, so confirm the assignment with the district before relying on it.
9-12 · 2,411 students
9-12 · 1,998 students
7-8 · 889 students
7-8 · 566 students
6-8 · 527 students
K-6 · 834 students
K-6 · 591 students
K-6 · 538 students
K-6 · 482 students
K-6 · 454 students
K-6 · 440 students
K-6 · 404 students
K-6 · 382 students
K-6 · 373 students
K-5 · 372 students
K-5 · 354 students
K-12 · 259 students
K-12 · 124 students
K-12 · 97 students
FAQs
Common questions about College Green Fullerton
How big is College Green?
College Green covers 8.6 acres in east Fullerton. The city's address record holds 71 addresses inside the boundary and the parcel record holds 71 parcels.
When was College Green subdivided?
Tract 4975 was recorded with Orange County on May 17, 1963, with Donald J. Inman as the licensed surveyor. The association boundary covers about 43 percent of that tract.
Which school district serves College Green?
College Green feeds Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified rather than the Fullerton districts. Topaz Elementary is 0.05 miles out, Kraemer Middle 0.64 miles and Valencia High 0.54 miles. Confirm the campus assignment with the district.
How is College Green zoned?
The city zones all 8.6 acres R-3 Limited Density Multiple Family Residential, under a Medium Density Residential general plan designation.
Are the streets in College Green private?
The city's private street layer records no private street inside the boundary. The two street names here are Sapphire Road and Topaz Lane.