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722 Coronel St, Unit 1
$2,150
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722 Coronel St, Unit 1

722 Coronel StSan Fernando, CA 91340
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property at 1124 Kewen St

$3,499

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1124 Kewen St

San FernandoCA91340
property at 1948 Warren St

$3,500

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1948 Warren St

San FernandoCA91340
property at 845 N Hagar St

$1,750 - $3,500

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845 N Hagar St

San FernandoCA91340
property at 216 Harding Ave

$1,995 - $2,795

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216 Harding Ave

San FernandoCA91340

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property at 11068 Sharp Ave

$2,800

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11068 Sharp Ave, Unit A

11068 Sharp Ave
Mission HillsCA91345

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property at 10252 Vena Ave

$2,000

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10252 Vena Ave

ArletaCA91331
property at 14302 Van Nuys Blvd

$2,200

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14302 Van Nuys Blvd

ArletaCA91331
property at 13247 Raven St

$2,950

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13247 Raven St

SylmarCA91342
property at 15131 Oro Grande St

$3,200

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15131 Oro Grande St

SylmarCA91342
property at 9826 Columbus Ave

$5,995

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9826 Columbus Ave

North HillsCA91343

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property at 14365 Foothill Blvd

$2,900

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14365 Foothill Blvd

Los AngelesCA91342

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San Fernando Overview

San Fernando is a northeastern suburb of Los Angeles with a population of just over 24,000 people. It's large enough to have the amenities that makes life great, yet small enough that you can get to know your neighbors and bond with the community. You'll find that apartments in San Fernando deliver a quality of life that's hard to achieve elsewhere. Los Angeles, the Angeles National Forest, and the public beaches are a short distance away and makes it easy to find recreational activities at a moment's notice. San Fernando is full of family-owned businesses with unique offerings, quirky boutiques, and stores that carry the daily needs of life within a short distance of your apartment building. There's also a strong cultural scene in and around San Fernando in terms of the performing arts, outdoor murals, musical events and more. In short, there's a lot to love about apartment life in San Fernando. 

What is the history of San Fernando?

"San Fernando is the oldest city in the San Fernando Valley from which it gets its name. It was founded in 1874 and carries the nickname of ""The Mission City"" due to it being near the San Fernando Mission that was established in 1797. Over time, the land around the San Fernando Mission gave way to development by settlers who arrived to farm the land. The Southern Pacific Railroad built a rail line between Los Angeles and Bakersfield and included a stop in San Fernando. In the early 1910s, a syndicate known as the Los Angeles Suburban Homes Company established the Southern San Fernando Valley electric railway in order to spur residential and agricultural growth in the area. The syndicate was dramatized for the movie Chinatown. "

How is the weather in San Fernando?

The climate in San Fernando is frequently described as Mediterranean-like due to its subtropical weather patterns. The summers are dry and the winters are wet with plenty of rainfall. During the summer, the heat doesn't really kick in until around the summer solstice, or June 21. Temperatures cool off to the 60s during the day and 50s overnight during the fall and keep sliding down the mercury until just after Christmas. The heat starts climbing quickly after the New Year with the average daily high coming in at 69 degrees by the middle of March. Temperatures reach the 70s by the end of April and keep rising as summer comes in. The wettest time of year begins towards the end of November and fades out at the end of March, making the spring, summer and part of fall a dry climate.

How do I get around town?

San Fernando is rich in public transportation options and well-served by major highways. The road layout utilizes a grid system in most areas that makes it easy to navigate by car, bicycle, scooter or foot. Something to keep in mind when looking at apartments in San Fernando is the fact the city is typical of most communities in California in that you need a car to get most places. The city offers a local trolley service, dial-a-ride, Metro bus stops, and train stops on the aforementioned electric rail service known as Metrolink. Bike share is also available, and the city is in the process of expanding bike share stations to serve more areas of San Fernando. 

What is the San Fernando commute like?

San Fernando is well-served by major highways including the I-5, 210, 405, 118 and 170. If you're planning on commuting to Los Angeles on a regular basis, you can expect to spend anywhere from 25 minutes to over an hour in traffic depending on the day and time. It's about 22 miles to Los Angeles, but traffic in the area is unpredictable and you can wind up in a traffic jam with no warning. You may want to rent an apartment in San Fernando that's closer to public transportation and avoid driving your car whenever possible. 

What are the local media outlets?

The major TV stations in San Fernando include KCBS channel 2, KNBC channel 4, KABC channel 7, and KTLA channel 5. Popular radio stations include 93.5 KDAY FM, KCSN 88.5 FM, ALT 98.7 FM, KOST 103.5 FM, and KIIS 102.7 FM. Newspapers include San Fernando Sun, San Fernando Daily News and San Fernando Valley Sun. 

Why live in San Fernando, CA?

San Fernando is located over the Cahuenga pass and close to the . There's more open space, parklands with greenery and fewer people traversing the public trails. If you're an outdoor enthusiast, or just like to get away from a dense environment now and again, San Fernando offers opportunities to escape to nearby destinations. When it comes to density, you'll find that the city has a good balance of multi-unit buildings and single family homes. Employment opportunities are plentiful as the town is home to many back lots and studios from the major media producers. 

What San Fernando landmarks should I see?

The oldest private residences are the Lopez and Leonis Adobe homes. The Leonis Adobe was built in 1844 and currently operates as a museum. The Lopez Adobe is owned by the city of San Fernando and is open once a month for tours. Aliso Canyon Park is operated by the Recreation and Parks Department of Los Angeles, but the northern end is close to San Fernando and contains a beautiful valley. If you're looking to grow native plants, or just want to appreciate California's wide variety of greenery, the Theodore Payne Foundation offers plant seeds, education and trails around the nursery.

What is there to do around San Fernando?

San Fernando is mainly a bedroom community of Los Angeles and, while it does have some culture, it's primarily a place for people who want to come home and enjoy a slower pace of life. Apartments in San Fernando provide a laid-back quality of life and an advantageous location. You can go to Los Angeles for the evening, head for the hills on the weekends or after work, and go to the beach for the day, then return home to a quiet apartment to recover. 

Any annual festivals or San Fernando events to know?

San Fernando is best known for its holiday lights. Halloween is particularly frightful with the residents lighting up their homes with spooky displays. In fact, tour buses come through the town for a tour of the displays. Once Halloween ends, Christmas displays go up and people have another reason to explore San Fernando during the holiday season. San Fernando itself doesn't have much in the way of annual festivals, but towns in and around the San Fernando Valley feature a variety of festivals that are a short drive away from town. 

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

The Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area is full of campsites that offer basic amenities and make for a perfect place to explore the beauty of the forests along the Pacific Ocean. Highway 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, traverses along the edge of California and ends to the north of San Francisco. It offers an opportunity to view the scenery and spend some time exploring San Francisco. Last, but not least, Las Vegas is a six-hour drive to the east and makes for a great weekend getaway. 

Where is the best place to move in San Fernando?

San Fernando offers the same quality of life no matter where you decide to rent an apartment. The biggest decision you'll find yourself making when looking at apartments in San Fernando is how close you want to be to public transit, the highways, or to where you work. Shopping destinations are easily reached from anywhere within the city and you won't have a hard time reaching stores in other towns. Picking an apartment in San Fernando comes down to what makes it work for you. 

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Frequently Asked Questions about San Fernando

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in San Fernando, CA?

As of today, August 18, 2026, there are currently 349 available San Fernando apartments priced from $1,200 to $4,000, with an average monthly rent of $2,124.

How much are Studio apartments in San Fernando?

There are currently 96 Studio Apartments in San Fernando with rent ranges from $1,200 to $1,995 with an average price of $1,516.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in San Fernando ranges from $1,500 to $2,190 with an average monthly rent of $1,856.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in San Fernando cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in San Fernando range from $1,862 to $3,450. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,654.

How expensive are San Fernando Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 81 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in San Fernando on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,800 to $4,000 - averaging $3,408 for the location.

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