Fullerton Hills Living
Deep neighborhood insights, trail overlays, and elite school pathways for North Fullerton's premier contiguous hillside sanctuaries.
Raymond Hills • Sunny Hills • Golden Hills
Access to elite national magnet programs, Troy Tech, and top school feeders.
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"When you live in North Fullerton for decades, you learn to look past generic real estate cards and focus on real community."
What makes Fullerton Hills Living different?
Welcome to Fullerton Hills Living. This portal is not a generic listing aggregate or an automated feed. It is a live-curated digital resource built to serve local homeowners, aspiring buyers, and active residents who call the Fullerton Hills home. Our curation highlights the cohesive lifestyle shaped by Fullerton's most unique contiguous neighborhoods: Sunny Hills, Raymond Hills, and Golden Hills.
At the heart of our community's appeal are top-tier schools that draw families from across Southern California. Whether you are focusing on the unmatched AP/IB curriculum of Sunny Hills High School, aiming for the world-famous Troy Tech magnet program at Troy High, targeting the acclaimed academic environment of Beechwood School, or utilizing the STEAM framework at Acacia Elementary, we compile the local wisdom and enrollment insights that national portals overlook.
Yet, Fullerton's allure is as much about active lifestyle and leisure as it is about exceptional academics. Our community is wrapped in a pristine nature corridor featuring over 28+ miles of recreational and equestrian trails, with iconic routes like the Fullerton Loop and Hiltscher Park Trail offering quiet, wooded escapes for hikers, mountain bikers, and riders. Contrastingly, a short drive brings you into Fullerton’s historic downtown district, a vibrant core boasting over 75+ unique dining and nightlife venues that preserve the city's historic architectural roots while fostering a trendy, modern social hub.
This lively modern culture is balanced by the area's rich heritage of arts, culture, and history—elegantly displayed at regional landmarks like the Fullerton Museum Center, with its historical and cultural exhibits, and the beloved Fullerton Train Museum, documenting a century of rail travel.
This comprehensive perspective is thoroughly curated by Rob Cole, Senior Broker Associate with The Cole Group, a holder of a Bachelor's Degree in Science with a focus on Business Finance, a fluent Spanish speaker, and an 18-year Raymond Hills resident with over 40 years of Orange County roots. Having raised four children through Acacia Elementary, Ladera Vista Junior High, Troy High School, and CSUF, Rob possesses a multi-layered understanding of Fullerton's educational and cultural heartbeat. Guided by 26+ years of real estate and mortgage experience, Rob’s deep family roots and professional expertise make him the ideal advisory partner. Consider this directory your framework for local living.
What neighborhoods make up the Fullerton Hills?
Directly contiguous and highly elevated, each hills community carries its own distinctive identity, layout, lifestyle easements, and historic layout.
Raymond Hills
Raymond Hills Neighborhood
Perched on the upper crests overlooking the Coyote Hills, Raymond Hills offers some of the most dramatic elevation in Fullerton alongside the city's most prestigious educational institutions. Winding roads snake around centuries-old eucalyptus groves, leading to custom mid-century and modern hillside architectural retreats.
- Top-Tier Schools: Directly houses nationally-famed Troy High School (and its elite Troy Tech magnet program) and the award-winning Acacia Elementary.
- Elevated Aesthetics: Custom estates built into parent ridges featuring floor-to-ceiling glass and multi-tiered decks optimized to capture panoramic mountain and city light views.
- Equestrian & Trail Connections: Seamless access to secondary trailheads connecting to the 11.2-mile Fullerton Loop and adjacent nature parks.
Sunny Hills
Sunny Hills Neighborhood
Encompassing North Fullerton’s most prestigious residential enclaves, Sunny Hills is defined by its spacious custom estates, rolling terrain, and exceptionally high-ranking schools. Homeowners transition here for multi-generational stability, safe wide-open spaces, and close proximity to the 104-acre Ralph B. Clark Park.
- Top-tier Academic District: Feeds into highly-coveted Sunny Hills High School, Beechwood School (K-8), and Laguna Road Elementary.
- Aesthetic: Manicured estates, equestrian easements, quiet tree-lined cul-de-sacs, and custom estate architecture.
- Active Lifestyle: Direct access to pristine walking routes and the Robert E. Ward Nature Preserve.
Golden Hills
Golden Hills Neighborhood
Blending rustic, bohemian warmth with historic roots, Golden Hills is highly desired for its classic Californian charm and deep equestrian heritage. Historic layouts and mid-century modern design elements pair effortlessly with dense, raw woodlands and active trails.
- Trail Enthusiast's Dream: Immediate access to the 16-acre Hiltscher Park, Hundred Oaks Trail Native Garden, and the 11.2-mile Fullerton Loop.
- High-Ranked Schools: Excellent local options paired with close physical access to Troy High School's nationally recognized magnet pathways.
- Cultural Synergy: Immediate access to major historic corridors, downtown Fullerton, and the 26-acre CSUF Fullerton Arboretum.
Where can I find the best dining in Fullerton?
Just down the hill from the quiet, elevated custom estates lies Fullerton's historic downtown—a walkable, tree-lined culinary hotspot. Combining beautifully preserved brick facades, vibrant sidewalk cafes, artisanal coffee spots, and cozy nighttime bistros, the city center holds some of North Orange County's richest dining and social culture.
Eateries & Nightlife
From upscale cellar bistros like The Cellar to lively community favorites like Heroes Bar & Grill and Mickey's Irish Pub, the historic blocks hum with nighttime dining and energy.
Trendy Day Cafes
Daytime craft brewers and artisanal patio spots like MADE Coffee or Brownstone Cafe offer sun-drenched courtyard lunches and exceptional workspaces.
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What are the best schools near Fullerton Hills?
North Fullerton's three premier hillside neighborhoods each offer direct access to exceptional academic institutions. Explore the top-rated schools grouped by their home neighborhood below.
Last updated August 25, 2026 — sourced from U.S. News, Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolDigger, OCDE, Fullerton Observer, Fullerton School District press releases, AUHSD/FJUHSD, and school/district sites.
Home to a nationally recognized concentration of elite academic institutions.
Troy High School
Ranked #28 in California and #202 nationally by U.S. News & World Report (2025-26) with a Niche A+ overall grade (#5 public high school in California, #57 Best Public High Schools in America) and GreatSchools 10/10 rating, Troy High is physically located in the Raymond Hills neighborhood. Renowned for its world-famous "Troy Tech" Magnet Program, International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, and Cambridge Diploma, the school posts a remarkable 77% Advanced Placement participation rate with 80% of students meeting or exceeding state standards (nearly double the California average of 41%) and a 95% four-year graduation rate. Troy dominates the Science Olympiad circuit, taking first place at the 2026 MIT Invitational with 12 medals—one of the most competitive Science Olympiad tournaments in the nation—alongside wins at the Golden Gate, USC, and Great Oak Invitationals, while qualifying for the 2026 National Tournament and holding an unparalleled 13-time national championship record. In 2025, the PTSA awarded over $32,000 in scholarships and recognized 20 students with President's Volunteer Service Awards (Gold, Silver, Bronze). Troy earned California Blue Ribbon School honors in 2025 and was further recognized as a 2026 California Distinguished School for Achievement Gap Closers, with Troy Tech launching new industry internship partnerships with local tech companies—offering Raymond Hills families an elite academic pipeline in their own backyard. In January 2026, the school held its annual NJROTC military inspection, continuing a longstanding tradition. The Troy football team posted a 10-2 overall record and a 5-0 league mark (1st place) in the 2025 season, and sophomore Caleb Yoo addressed the FJUHSD Board to advocate for expanding environmental and climate-change education. In November 2025, the school was placed on a brief precautionary lockdown following a phoned-in threat alongside two other Fullerton high schools; the lockdown was lifted after police investigation cleared the campus. Troy also introduced a new guitar class to broaden fine arts offerings. The FJUHSD is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2026, marking a milestone of educational service to Fullerton families.
Located in Raymond Hills • 2200 E Dorothy Ln
Ladera Vista Junior High
Acclaimed for its incredible arts-infused academic model, Ladera Vista (School of the Arts) is located in Raymond Hills. Ranked #616 among California Middle Schools (U.S. News 2026, score 72.91/100) with a Niche B+ overall grade, and recognized as a California League of Educators "School to Watch" (redesignated 2024), LVJH offers over 35 arts-based electives, integrating visual, performing, and digital arts beautifully with Common Core standards, honors courses, and Pre-AP pathways. The school earned the Vocabulary Bowl Champion - Division II Middle School (Spring 2024) title. In 2026, LVJH English teacher Darcy Blake was named a 2026 Orange County Teacher of the Year, reflecting the school's exceptional faculty. The school welcomed Dr. Jill Davis as its new principal and hosted the rounds for the 2026 Junior High K-Pop Battle of the Bands in April 2026. LVJH also earned PBIS Platinum 2025 designation and Apple Distinguished School status as part of FSD's district-wide achievement.
Located in Raymond Hills • 1700 E Wilshire Ave
Raymond Elementary
A U.S. News Best Elementary School holding a SchoolDigger 4-star rating and Niche B+ grade (#876 Best Public Elementary School in LA Area), Raymond Elementary is a Platinum PBIS-recognized campus located in the heart of Raymond Hills. Ranked #1,370 among California elementary schools (U.S. News 2026, score 74.84/100) and within the top 50% of all California public schools with 95% student attendance, the school is celebrated for its Dual Language Immersion Academy (English/Spanish), GATE program, and strong parent engagement. Raymond earned PBIS Platinum 2025 for the second consecutive year (part of FSD's district-wide accomplishment), holds Apple Distinguished School status, and was recognized as a "School of Distinction" by the Fullerton School District. In May 2024, the school unveiled a colorful collaborative mural celebrating community, culture, and inclusivity, reflecting its deep roots in Raymond Hills. Raymond Elementary provides Fullerton's youngest learners with a rigorous, culturally enriched foundation that feeds directly into the Raymond Hills junior high and high school pathways.
Located in Raymond Hills • 517 N Raymond Ave
Acacia Elementary
A designated National Blue Ribbon School (2019) and California Distinguished School (2023), Acacia is situated inside and serves the Raymond Hills neighborhood. Ranked #206 among California elementary schools (U.S. News 2026, score 96.23/100) in the top 5% of all California public schools for 2025-26 with a Niche A- overall grade (#926 Best Public Elementary School in California) and GreatSchools 9/10 rating. Acacia holds PBIS Platinum status for a second consecutive year and an Apple Distinguished School designation. The school achieves a 98% regular attendance rate and is best known for its state-of-the-art STEAM academy curriculum utilizing the "Engineering is Elementary" framework—a standout elementary program feeding outstanding pupils directly into nearby junior high and high school pathways. In 2026, Acacia raised over $29,800 through DonorsChoose, funding 52 teacher projects and demonstrating the community's deep investment in educational excellence.
Located in Raymond Hills • 1200 N Acacia Ave
Prestigious schools serving North Fullerton's most sought-after residential enclaves.
Sunny Hills High School
Ranked #529 nationally and #71 in California by U.S. News & World Report (breaking into the top 3% of U.S. public high schools, jumping 191 spots nationally from #720 the prior year) with Niche #235 national ranking (#5 Best Public High School in Orange County) and a GreatSchools 10/10 rating, Sunny Hills High is famous for its rigorous International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, high math/science proficiency, and massive collegiate acceptance rates. The school earned its third consecutive AP School Honor Roll Gold distinction in 2026, and its student journalism program, The Accolade, captured a historic Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown Award in April 2026—one of only two California publications honored in the Hybrid General Magazine category nationwide, while adviser Tommy Li became the first SH instructor recognized by CSPA as a Special Recognition Adviser in the National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year Program. The Accolade was also named an NSPA Online Pacemaker Finalist and placed 4th in the Newspaper/Newsmagazine category at the NSPA Spring 2026 Best of Show, and the Class of 2026 named 28 valedictorians. In October 2025, Sunny Hills was named one of 12 Orange County Impact Schools by the Orange County Department of Education, recognizing its innovation and collaborative best practices that can be shared across the county. In June 2026, a Sunny Hills student completed a 300-hour Eagle Scout project installing benches along the Juanita Cooke Trail. Sunny Hills also unveiled a $15.5 million new gym and pool facility and launched seven new courses for the 2026-2027 academic year, significantly upgrading its athletic, academic, and physical education infrastructure for students and families. The FJUHSD is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2026, marking a milestone of educational service to Fullerton families.
Located in Sunny Hills • 1801 Lancer Way
Beechwood Elementary
A nationally recognized National Blue Ribbon School with a Niche A overall grade (#17 Best Public K-8 School in Los Angeles Area) and GreatSchools 10/10 rating, Beechwood Elementary is celebrated for its rigorous academics, dedicated faculty, and strong sense of community. Ranked #316 among California Elementary Schools and #89 among California Middle Schools (U.S. News 2026), Beechwood is SchoolDigger's 135th ranked elementary school out of 5,857 statewide (97.7th percentile) with 67% math proficiency and 81% reading proficiency. Named a 2025 California Distinguished School and ranked within the top 10% of California public schools for 2026, Beechwood also holds PBIS Platinum status (second consecutive year district-wide), a Gold Ribbon School distinction, and Common Sense Media Certified School status. In April 2026, Beechwood was selected as an OCDE Orange County Impact School for its student-centered approach and collaborative learning environment. In 2026, Beechwood raised over $35,000 through DonorsChoose, funding 53 teacher projects and further demonstrating its exceptional community engagement. Beechwood remains an exceptional K-8 learning experience at the cornerstone of the Sunny Hills educational corridor.
Located in Sunny Hills • 8200 Beechwood Blvd
Laguna Road Elementary
A National Blue Ribbon School (2020) and Niche A-rated campus, Laguna Road Elementary ranks #116 in California Elementary Schools (U.S. News 2026) with a score of 97.89/100 and in the top 5% of all California schools for overall test scores with 80% math proficiency and 86% reading proficiency. Students named a new playground through a school-wide vote, reflecting the community-driven spirit of this top-tier campus. Part of the Fullerton School District—named Best School District in North Orange County by Parenting OC Magazine for two consecutive years—all 20 FSD schools, including Laguna Road, hold Apple Distinguished School status renewed through 2028, the first district in the western U.S. where every school earns this global distinction. The FSD Speech & Debate team won its sixth consecutive national championship at the 2025 National Speech & Debate Tournament in Des Moines. In May 2026, Dr. Gretchen Janson was unanimously approved as the new FSD Superintendent, and the district opened a new Arts and Recreation Center at Parks Junior High funded by the Measure N bond. FSD also received a $525,000 OCDE innovation grant to expand its award-winning Tiny Home Project and celebrated the completion of its third student-built tiny home at Nicolas Junior High. In August 2026, FSD welcomed 50 new educators through New Teacher Orientation, preparing for a strong start to the 2026-27 school year—serving Sunny Hills families with deep parent involvement, specialized STEM/STEAM electives, and strong reading and math proficiency.
Located in Sunny Hills • 300 Laguna Rd
Intimate, high-performing localized schools servicing the historic Golden Hills neighborhood.
Regional academic anchors serving all North Fullerton neighborhoods.
Cal State Fullerton (CSUF)
As a major economic and cultural anchor of North Orange County, CSUF is located bordering the Fullerton Hills communities, bringing dynamic scientific energy and collegiate prestige. In 2026, CSUF's School of Nursing was named a National Center of Excellence by the National League for Nursing, and its nurse anesthesia program was ranked #1 in California and #3 nationally by U.S. News Best Graduate Schools (jumping from #7). CSUF earned a second Gold rating from AASHE's STARS sustainability program and was named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the NSA. Ranked #118 nationally by Forbes' 2026 America's Top Colleges (#26 in the West, #85 among research universities), CSUF is also ranked #4 in the nation for most transfer students and #6 for social mobility by U.S. News. Niche recognizes CSUF as the #2 Best Value Four-Year Public College. CSUF celebrated over 11,000 graduates in its Class of 2026 across 16 ceremonies and reached its third-highest total ever in grants and contracts at $35 million. The university's Scholarship Office disbursed over $18 million to 5,116 students during the 2025-26 academic year, an increase of more than $1.7 million over the prior year. Beyond 110+ degree programs, the campus enriches local families with the 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum, the Clayes Performing Arts Center, and top-tier NCAA Division 1 athletics.
Adjacent to all Fullerton Hills neighborhoods • 800 N State College Blvd
Hope International University
A private Christian university located in Fullerton, Hope International University offers undergraduate and graduate programs across business, education, psychology, and ministry. HIU's baseball team captured the historic 2024 NAIA National Championship—the program's first—and in 2025, HIU alumnus David Morgan became the first Royal to debut in Major League Baseball (San Diego Padres). The baseball program earned three 2026 NAIA Preseason All-American selections (leading all NAIA programs), and the university earned the NAIA Champions of Character Five-Star Gold Medallion award. In 2026, HIU's annual gala raised more than $200,000 for student scholarships, the women's basketball team made its first NAIA National Championship appearance in school history, and five business students were inducted into the Sigma Beta Delta International Honor Society. OnlineMasters.com recognized HIU with #1 Best Online MBA in Nonprofit Management, #3 Best Online Master's in Christian Counseling, and #10 Best Online Master's in Counseling in April 2026. Professor Jacqueline Nethers received the Rose B. and Edgar B. McReynolds Faculty Excellence Award. Twenty-three Royals were designated NAIA Spring Scholar-Athletes. With small class sizes, 99 top-ranked majors, and strong local ties, HIU provides an intimate collegiate experience just minutes from the Fullerton Hills neighborhoods.
9400 Newcomb Ave
Fullerton College
One of the oldest continuously operating community colleges in California, Fullerton College is located in the heart of Fullerton. Ranked #11 Best Community College in California (Niche 2026) and voted a Top 3 Community College in the OC Register's Best of Orange County 2025, Fullerton College earned a STARS Bronze Award for sustainability (the fourth community college in California to achieve this) and achieved a full 7-year reaccreditation in February 2025. Launched a new Game Design & eSports Pathway in partnership with the Anaheim Union High School District and a Geospatial Technologies Certificate program. Fullerton College launched its first-ever bachelor's degree program — a BS in Drone and Autonomous Systems — beginning Fall 2026, a historic milestone for the college. The men's basketball team won the 2026 3C2A State Championship (the program's sixth title, finishing 32-1 with a 28-game winning streak), and its Speech & Debate team captured the 2026 CARD Nationals JV Championship. Journalism students took home 12 first-place awards in national and statewide competitions. President Dr. Cynthia Olivo was named the 67th Assembly District's 2026 Woman of the Year, and the men's and women's tennis programs earned national ITA JUCO Academic Awards. In May 2026, 144 transfer students were celebrated at the annual Transfer and Promise Celebration. Offering over 200 degree and certificate programs with strong transfer pathways to CSUF and the UC system, Fullerton College serves as a vital academic resource for North Fullerton residents.
321 E Chapman Ave
Distinguished private and parochial institutions serving the Fullerton Hills community.
St. Juliana Falconieri
A respected private Catholic parish school in Fullerton, St. Juliana Falconieri offers a faith-based academic curriculum rooted in community values, serving families across North Orange County with a strong emphasis on spiritual and intellectual development. WCEA- and NCEA/WASC-accredited with approximately 265 students in grades K-8, St. Juliana hosts annual community events including its popular Fall Festival, cornhole tournament, and Charleston Gift Wrap fundraiser, fostering a close-knit school community.
Fullerton • 1155 N Raymond Ave
Rosary Academy
An all-girls Catholic college-preparatory high school in Fullerton, Rosary Academy celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2025 and earns a Niche A overall grade (2026), maintaining 100% college matriculation since 1988. Named a Top-Ranked Private School for 2026 by PrivateSchoolReview and ranked #4 Best Catholic High School in Orange County and #12 Best All-Girls High Schools in Los Angeles Area by Niche. In April 2026, Rosary launched the Empower Rosary Capital Campaign, a $15 million initiative to fund a new two-story building housing an Innovation & Robotics Center, Dance Studio, and Culinary Arts classroom, while establishing a permanent endowment through the Rosary Royals Foundation. The Track & Field team won CIF-SS Division 4 Champions in 2025, the water polo team previously captured the CIF-SS Division III Championship, and athletics continue to compete in the prestigious Trinity League. Rosary also celebrated its first third-generation graduates and expanded its STREAM program (Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Arts, Math) along with new wellness and enrichment offerings. Known for its rigorous academics, vibrant arts programs, and strong athletic tradition, the academy remains dedicated to empowering young women through a values-driven education in a close-knit community.
Fullerton • 1340 N Acacia Ave
IvyCrest
Billing itself as "The Ivy League of Montessori Schools," IvyCrest offers an accredited Montessori curriculum in a nurturing, academically enriching environment. A Parenting OC Readers' Choice winner for "Best Montessori School" and BBB A+-rated, IvyCrest celebrated its 55th anniversary of Montessori education in August 2025. Fullerton Mayor Fred Jung presented an official Constitution Week Proclamation during the school's Constitution Day Assembly in September 2025. In 2026, IvyCrest launched its Water World Summer Camp, transforming the campus into an aquatic laboratory for young explorers. IvyCrest emphasizes individualized learning pathways, independence, and a lifelong love of scholarship for young learners across its Fullerton and Yorba Linda campuses.
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The "Raymond Hills Academic Advantage" for Homeowners
Raymond Hills directly feeds into and houses these prestigious scholastic hubs, which act as a powerful engine for long-term real estate stability. Due to this unbeatable proximity, Raymond Hills serves as the premier residential retreat for university professors, research scientists, medical specialists, and education-first families who seek hillside custom estate layouts alongside elite educational access.
What is the current Fullerton Hills housing market?
Custom-built estates on elevated hillside lots require local precision. Explore real-time home sales trends, active inventory speeds, and pricing averages in our latest neighborhood-by-neighborhood digital briefer.
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Educating REALTORS® on Expanding Client Services
Rob was a guest speaker at the San Diego Association of REALTORS® in October 2025, educating realtors on how they can increase services to their clients. Drawing on over 26 years of real estate and mortgage experience, Rob shared practical strategies for delivering higher-value advisory services and deepening client relationships.
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Advising Realtors & Loan Officers on Client Service Excellence
Rob Cole was invited to speak to an audience of over 200 Realtors and Loan Officers at this United Wholesale Mortgage event in December 2024, sharing strategies for client service excellence.
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NEXA Lending — Largest Independent Mortgage Broker in the Nation
Rob was interviewed at the California Mortgage Expo about the amazing results NEXA Lending has had on the market and the clients they serve, the incredible growth over the last 7 years, and how NEXA is the largest independent mortgage broker in the Nation.
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