235 S Bch Blvd

Cherokee Senior Mobile Home Park is a single-story, resident-owned cooperative community in Anaheim established in 1967, composed of manufactured and mobile homes sited on individually improved lots. The park’s architecture is typical of mid‑20th-century manufactured housing neighborhoods with a mix of single-wide and double-wide units featuring vaulted and cathedral ceilings, private porches, covered carports, and occasional detached storage sheds. Interiors commonly include open floor plans, formal living and dining areas, primary suites on the main level, built-in cabinetry, recessed and track lighting, and practical upgrades such as laminate or stone counters, quartz or granite surfaces, and in-unit laundry. Exterior characteristics emphasize low-maintenance communal landscaping, barbecue and picnic areas, awnings, outdoor lighting, and rain gutters. Shared amenities are oriented toward active senior lifestyles: multiple swimming pools and spas, two clubhouses, exercise room, shuffleboard and pool rooms, outdoor BBQ/picnic zones, and common grounds. Parking is typically by covered carport with guest and occasional RV spaces; many homes offer two-space parking. The community is gated with an HOA structure that covers utilities like water and trash; ownership involves purchase of a resident share in the co-op (capital contribution) and monthly HOA/capital contribution payments. Pet policies are limited and age-restricted; the park enforces senior residency and board approval processes. Located near dining, shopping, entertainment and transit nodes (including proximity to Knott’s Berry Farm), the park provides a suburban, community-focused retirement environment with on-site social programming and easy access to nearby services.