View Park–Windsor Hills Date-of-Death Appraisals

View Park–Windsor Hills is an unincorporated Los Angeles County community of about 1.8 square miles, bordered by the City of Los Angeles, Culver City and Inglewood, with the Windsor Hills neighborhood lying north of Slauson Avenue. Families, trustees and attorneys here most often need date-of-death values for long-held family homes, Prop 19 analysis for transfers to children, and divorce valuations of remodeled hillside houses.

Location: View Park–Windsor Hills is an unincorporated community of Los Angeles County in the South LA & Baldwin Hills region of Los Angeles County
ZIP codes: 90043
Properties: Single-family homes and condominiums
Fees: $449 Standard Desktop, $299 Basic Desktop
Delivery: 3+ business days

Homes in View Park–Windsor Hills

The Los Angeles Investment Company, also the developer of Hancock Park, built out View Park between 1923 and 1970, so its streets mix Spanish Colonial Revival and Mediterranean Revival houses with mid-century designs. Windsor Hills was developed beginning in the late 1930s by the Marlow-Burns Development Company, with Spanish Colonial Revival, Mediterranean Revival and minimal traditional houses. Architects whose work appears here include Paul R. Williams, Raphael Soriano, Robert Earl and Homer C. Valentine. The housing is predominantly single-family, much of it on sloping hillside lots.

What moves value in View Park–Windsor Hills

Demand rests on the community's architecture, hillside setting and central location between the Westside, downtown and LAX, along with the open space of Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area next door. Many buyers compare homes here with Baldwin Hills, Ladera Heights and Leimert Park, and condition, lot usability and street setting account for much of the difference between sales. Location inside or outside the View Park Historic District is a further point of comparison.

Neighborhoods and tracts

View Park
Windsor Hills
View Park Historic District
Slauson Avenue corridor
Angeles Vista Boulevard corridor

Local reference points: Rueben Ingold Park and the Stocker Trail Corridor linking it to Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, the Googie-style Wich Stand on Slauson Avenue, the Doumakes House on Angeles Vista Boulevard and the View Park Bebe Moore Campbell Library are local landmarks.

Appraisal considerations in View Park–Windsor Hills

The View Park Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, covers homes built from the 1920s to the 1960s roughly bounded by Mount Vernon, Enoro, Northland and Northridge drives and Kenway, Victoria and Floresta avenues, so a subject's position inside or outside it should be noted. As an unincorporated community, permits, ADUs and lot splits are handled by Los Angeles County rather than a city, which matters when verifying added living area. Homes nearest Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area and the adjoining Inglewood Oil Field should be tested for any proximity effect with local sales.

Does a home inside the View Park Historic District sell for more than one outside it?

There is no automatic premium; we test it with sales from inside and outside the district that are similar in size, age and condition, close to the effective date. When the evidence shows a consistent difference, we reflect it, and when it does not, we say so in the report.

Reports we prepare for View Park–Windsor Hills properties

Each is a certified desktop appraisal of a single-family home or condominium, as of a current or past date.

Reviewed November 2026.

View Park–Windsor Hills home and condo appraisals for estates, trusts, and taxes