Parkside Townhomes

Parkside Townhomes covers 2.0 acres and the city's address record carries 41 addresses inside the boundary against 40 units on the association register, 40 of them typed Condominium or Townhome and one as Building. The city splits the zoning evenly, one acre of Limited Multi-Unit Dwelling against one acre of Multi-Unit Dwelling, and files the whole community on a single parcel.

Nearly half an acre of Vin Scully Centennial Park falls inside the boundary itself, which is what the name records. The park runs 13.85 acres in total at 1001 Las Lomas Drive with a playground, a basketball court, three pickleball courts, a gazebo, a walking path, outdoor fitness equipment and separate large and small dog parks. Corona Park is 0.19 miles further and Loma Verde Park 0.26 miles. The community feeds Las Positas Elementary, Imperial Middle and La Habra High.

Parkside is the only one of the twenty eight La Habra communities in this guide whose own boundary takes in part of a public park. Vin Scully Centennial Park, 13.85 acres on Las Lomas Drive with a walking loop, outdoor fitness equipment and separate large and small dog runs, runs into it, which is where the name comes from.

The 40 townhomes were laid out in April 1980 on West Lambert Road, in the middle of the stretch of years when the last grove land in central La Habra was going over to condominiums. Lambert itself is a joined up name: the La Habra and Fullerton run was Ocean Avenue and Brea's was Deodora before the pieces were pulled together.