Hot Tubs & Swim Spas for Anaheim Hills Shoppers

Why Anaheim Hills Shoppers Visit Our Brea Showroom

Anaheim Hills is a hillside community inside the City of Anaheim, in Orange County, bracketed by the 91, the 55 and the 241.

We don't have a branch in Anaheim Hills. The showroom that serves you is Brea, at 270 N. Brea Blvd, which is where you can see these running with water in them. Call that store direct on (657) 295-1300.

Anaheim Hills Neighborhoods We Deliver To

Anaheim Hills is really a sequence of build eras. Westridge opened first in July 1972 and sold all 325 of its homes by early 1975, and it still reads as the oldest of the master-plan tracts, 1970s and 1980s houses on graded pads under mature trees with wider streets. Peralta Hills predates the master plan entirely, a low density estate tract mostly developed in the 1940s and 1950s. Then three adopted specific plans carried the community eastward. The Highlands, Specific Plan 87-1, approved 23 June 1987 and capped at 2,168 dwelling units. Sycamore Canyon, SP 88-1, approved 9 February 1988, capped at 1,204. The Summit, SP 88-2, approved 1 November 1988, capped at 2,139, ridgeline and terraced lots mixing detached houses with attached townhomes. East Hills was approved in 1990 alongside the Highlands, out near Weir Canyon Road. Those specific-plan tracts are where the pads get small and the houses go to two storeys.

The Homes and Backyards in Anaheim Hills

What we see on the ground sorts by decade. The 1970s tracts are mostly single-storey and two-storey California Ranch and Contemporary Ranch, low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, an attached two-car garage. The 1980s and 1990s product is overwhelmingly Spanish Colonial Revival and Mediterranean, stucco with barrel or S-tile roofs and arched entries, which is why the community reads as one continuous tile roof from the freeway. Peralta Hills is one-off customs, ranch and hacienda and later Mediterranean revival. We will not quote you a typical lot size, because there is no honest one. The adopted plans are the real numbers. The Summit averages 10,000 square foot lots in Development Area 101 with an 8,000 minimum, and drops to a 4,500 minimum at 45 percent coverage in Area 204. The Highlands runs from 7,200 square foot lots in Area 1 down to 3,500 square foot building sites on 3,000 square foot pads in Areas 3, 4 and 10.

Why Anaheim Hills Homeowners Choose a Hot Tub or Swim Spa

Anaheim Hills is the part of Anaheim that nobody associates with Anaheim. It started as a 1970s master plan on the old Nohl Ranch, sold as a rural hillside enclave of low densities, trails and a golf course, and at 410 feet of elevation that is still roughly how people live. The community is car dependent. Shopping and dining concentrate at Anaheim Hills Festival on Santa Ana Canyon Road, so the social life concentrates at home instead. Back yards here are the primary entertaining space rather than the overflow, and the view is the amenity people already paid for. A spa is the straightforward thing to put in front of it.

Getting a Spa Into an Anaheim Hills Backyard

Grade decides the job here, not the address. Where the rear yard steps down from the house and the only way back is an exterior stair, a walk-in delivery is off the table and a crane lift becomes the default. Where it steps up, the slope bank often eats the flat area a seven to nine foot shell needs. Era predicts the side yard too. Sycamore Canyon permits building sites down to 2,700 square feet and lot widths down to 35 feet, and the Highlands allows 3,500 square foot sites with 30 foot cul-de-sac widths, which a two-storey wall, a meter bank and a condenser pad can consume entirely. Attached townhome product often has no private side yard at all. Some of the hillside communities up here are guard-gated on private streets, so architectural review and truck clearance go into the schedule. Send us photos of the gate, the side-yard run and the grade change behind it.

Using It Year-Round in Anaheim Hills

The official normals are published for Anaheim rather than for Anaheim Hills itself. The 1991 to 2020 record puts January at a 71.0 average high with a 48.9 low, and July at 86.8 and 65.6, in a climate classified hot semi-arid. Freezing nights are not a normal feature, so the soaking season runs twelve months. Late summer heat is the only limiter and it pushes use after dark. Santa Ana winds down the canyon in autumn mean evaporation, debris and cover strain.

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Financing is available through Synchrony for qualified buyers, subject to credit approval. The full lineup is below — every model is at the Brea showroom or can be brought in.