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2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Townhome for Rent

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1334 S Grand Ave

GlendoraCA91740

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The Orchard

626 N Azusa AveAzusa, CA 91702
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Charter Oaks
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Charter Oaks

1207-1237 Sunflower AveCovina, CA 91724
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Glendora Overview

Nicknamed ‘’the Pride of the Foothills’’ Glendora is a city in the state of California. It’s 25 miles from Los Angeles, the largest city in California. Founded in 1887 by George D. Whitcomb, the city has a population of over 50,000 people.

What is the history of Glendora?

The Shoshone Indian Tribe settled in the area initially. The Spanish later came to colonize California and controlled this area. It officially became a city in 1911. However, it remained a citrus-producing city until the 1950s when large scale residential development started to occur. Today, it’s an affluent city with many residential housing, apartments, high-ranking public and private schools, as well as many attractions, cultural facilities, festivals, parks, and trails. It also harbors many boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and shops along the main street, Glendora Boulevard.

How is the weather in Glendora?

The city has a dry Mediterranean climate, with an average annual temperature of 17.9 °C | 64.2 °F and an average annual rainfall of 497 mm (19.6 inches). The summers are hot and winters are cool, with more rainfall in the winter than in the summer.  

How do I get around town?

80% of the working population in Glendora commute to work in their car, 9% commute to work in a carpool, and 3% commute to work using public transport, such as light railway, bus, subway, and ferry. 0.3 percent commute to work using a bicycle, while 15 walks to work. Ontario International Airport is the nearest Airport to Glendora (about 15.4 miles away from Glendora). Other airports near the city include Los Angeles International Airport and Hollywood Burbank Airport. Glendora has many bus and train stations that facilitate the swift movement of people within the city, with the largest being the Glendora Station. Other bus and train stations in the city include San Dimas Station, La Verne Station, and Pomona Station.

What is the Glendora commute like?

Glendora city is situated at the intersection of 2 major freeways in California, State Route 210 and State Route 57. The 2 major freeways connect Glendora city to other regions of Southern California. The U.S. Route 66, also known as Will Rogers Highway, cuts through Glendora from east to west and it's vital for business. Grand Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, Lone Hill Avenue and Arrow Highway are other popular highways in the city.

What are the local media outlets?

The main news outlet in Glendora is KGLN Glendora. It’s a government programming channel that covers news and events related to the city.  Go Glendora is the official city magazine that covers all city-sponsored events, both past, and present. Other news stations and networks residents can watch here include CBS, NBC, KTLA, ABC, and Fox. The most listened to radio stations in Glendora city are Xodus Radio, K Blues FM Radio, and Arivle Media Group.

Why live in Glendora, CA?

Glendora is one of the best cities in California to live in. It provides a sparse suburban feel, and most people who live here own their homes. With a population of about 52, 000 people, it’s very easy to know everyone. It’s also close to many great colleges, and high, middle and elementary schools. It also has many boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and shops. The crime rate in this Glendora is extremely low.

What Glendora landmarks should I see?

Glendora has many sights and landmarks that any resident will love, such as Glendora Mountain Road, Rubel Castle, Oakdale Mortuary, and Memorial Park.

What is there to do around Glendora?

Residents can do many things in Glendora. For example, visit food and restaurant outlets. Glendora has a wide range of high-end bakeries, bars, restaurants, and cafes, such as Luca Bella Fine Foods, T Phillips Alehouse, The Donut Man, and Classic Coffee.  They can also go shopping. Glendora has many glittering stores, shopping malls and convenient stores, such as Glendora Marketplace Shopping Center, and Lone Hill Shopping Centre.  They can also visit parks and nature trails. Glendora city has interesting parks and trails, such as South Hills Park and Lower Monroe Truck Trail. Health and wellness enthusiasts will find Glendora a nice place to live in because it has top gyms, spurs, and beauty salons, such as 24 Hour Fitness and LA Fitness.   

Any annual festivals or Glendora events to know?

Glendora also hosts many annual festivals, such as the 2016 San Dimas Ho'olaule'a, which celebrates the Hawaiian culture. In this festival, residents can enjoy Hawaiian Hula dancing and music, shop with local vendors, and experience Hawaiian fares. The Chinese Lantern Festival is another annual festival that allows Glendora residents to experience Chinese culture. They’ll witness some electric traditional Asian dances and have a chance to sample Chinese foods. 

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

One of the best nearby vacation destinations Glendora residents can enjoy is the Camp Williams Resort. Hidden in the stunning San Gabriel Mountains, the Camp Williams Resort offers Glendora residents an opportunity to camp, bike, hike, fish, or enjoy a delicious meal.

Where is the best place to move in Glendora?

Arrow Highway is a great place to search for apartments in Glendora. This neighborhood covers an area of 2, 531 square miles and has a population of 12,588 people. It has wide streets to judge and walk a dog. It has one elementary school, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools. The crime rate here is lower than any other neighborhood in the city. 96% of people living here commute by car. It has 76 Restaurants,19 Grocery stores, and 15 Nightlife spots. Foothills is another good neighborhood to search for apartments in Glendora. It covers an area of about 5,304 square miles and has a population of 17,407 people. This neighborhood has a lot of elementary, middle, and high schools, with high performing schools located here like Glendora High School, Glendora Unified, La Fetra Elementary School, and Sandburg Middle School.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Glendora

How much are Studio apartments in Glendora?

There are currently 184 Studio Apartments in Glendora with rent ranges from $1,550 to $2,245 with an average price of $1,792.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Glendora Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Glendora ranges from $1,100 to $3,349 with an average monthly rent of $2,166.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Glendora cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Glendora range from $2,100 to $3,990. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,724.

How expensive are Glendora Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 109 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Glendora on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,400 to $4,185 - averaging $3,424 for the location.

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