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Tract guide · Eastview, Rancho Palos Verdes

Mira Vista

Recorded Tract No. 16010 · Trudie Dr, Jaybrook Dr, Homeworth Dr, Highmore Ave

Mira Vista is the oldest subdivision in Eastview: about 220 small houses on Trudie Drive, Jaybrook Drive, Homeworth Drive and nearby streets. The tract was recorded on September 8, 1949, and nearly all of its houses were built in 1950. The city's General Plan describes the neighborhood as subdivided and developed just after World War II.

Well documented: confirmed in official records or several independent sources.
Updated October 26, 2026 · County records from the 2026 roll · Sources at the bottom of the page · Send a correction

219
homes
1950
median year built
built 1950
1,440
median sq ft
living area per home
6,410 sq ft
median lot
single-family homes
Quick facts

Mira Vista at a glance

NeighborhoodEastview, Rancho Palos Verdes
BuiltMostly 1950 (median 1950; oldest 1950, newest 2019)
Homes219 homes, all single-family houses
Living areaMedian about 1,440 sq ft per home; 3 bedrooms typical for single-family houses
LotsMedian single-family lot about 6,410 sq ft (middle half 5,830 sq ft to 7,560 sq ft)
StreetsTrudie Dr, Jaybrook Dr, Homeworth Dr, Highmore Ave, S Bayend Dr, Trotwood Ave
Recorded tract mapTract 16010 · recorded September 8, 1949 · Map Book 353, page 26 · about 47 acres · recorded map (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
City · ZIPRancho Palos Verdes · 90275
Mira Vista Other tracts in Eastview (tap for the link)

Highlighted: the recorded tract map from Los Angeles County Public Works. It shows how the land was subdivided, not an HOA boundary.

About

About Mira Vista

The houses are very small and sit on small lots, often with little or no off-street parking. The city created a Mira Vista overlay district to let homes be modernized and enlarged in keeping with the neighborhood's character.

Schools

Schools for Mira Vista

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Schools by address

Mira Vista is in Eastview, Los Angeles Unified territory, where families may choose PVPUSD under state law; the answers above are what PVPUSD's locator returns for these addresses. LAUSD schools nearby include Crestwood Street Elementary and Dodson Middle; ask LAUSD which school serves an address. How the Eastview choice works

From PVPUSD's School Locator answers for every county address, checked October 3, 2026, counted by home. A locator answer is the district's home-school assignment, not a placement guarantee. Look up an address · PVPUSD School Locator (opens in a new tab)

The schools listed are what PVPUSD's locator returns for the addresses in this tract. A home's own address is what counts, so check yours on the schools map.

Part of

Eastview, Rancho Palos Verdes

Eastview guide →

Eastview is the strip of Rancho Palos Verdes along Western Avenue where the city meets San Pedro, reaching from Summerland Street north nearly to Palos Verdes Drive North. Most of its roughly 2,340 homes went up while this was unincorporated county land, beginning with Mira Vista just after World War II and running through the 1970s. The city annexed Eastview on January 5, 1983.

Other tracts in Eastview

Homes

Homes for sale near Mira Vista

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Current listings, with photos, prices and details, are on Properkey. Browse homes for sale in Rancho Palos Verdes (opens in a new tab).

Real estate information provided by Properkey (CA DRE #01979718), which is not the listing broker unless stated. Equal Housing Opportunity.