900 W Sierra Madre

Sierra Village is a low-rise townhouse and condominium community built in 1981 and arranged mostly as two-story, three-bedroom residences that open onto private patios and attached two-car garages. Architecturally the complex favors traditional Southern California townhouse forms: pitched roofs, gated entry courtyards for many units, and broad green belts with mature landscaping. Interiors commonly feature vaulted or high ceilings, open living-dining plans, built-in cabinetry, wet bars, recessed lighting, crown molding, and upgraded surfaces such as granite or quartz counters and ceramic or laminate floors. Primary suites typically include walk-in closets and en suite baths; upstairs bedroom stacks and interior storage are consistent across unit plans. Shared property amenities emphasize outdoor recreation and community life: multiple swimming pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, and a clubhouse set within park-like grounds that offer mountain views toward the San Gabriel range. Practical features include onsite rain gutters, two-car garages with extra storage and laundry hookups, gated courtyard entries for many units, and reasonable HOA oversight of exterior maintenance. The community sits near transit (Metro Gold Line), colleges (Azusa Pacific, Citrus College), shopping and freeway access, making it a suburban, family-oriented neighborhood with ready access to trails and golf facilities.