
$1,909,990
Chatsworth

56 homes and apartments for sale in Chatsworth, United States.
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24 properties shown

$1,909,990
Chatsworth

$1,699,999
Chatsworth

$1,934,990
Chatsworth

$1,168,000
Chatsworth
House$739,000
Chatsworth

$2,499,000
Chatsworth

$1,159,000
Chatsworth

$1,699,000
Chatsworth
House$550,000
Chatsworth

$1,630,000
Chatsworth

$2,995,000
Chatsworth
House$620,000
Chatsworth

$1,688,000
Chatsworth

$1,899,999
Chatsworth

$1,399,000
Chatsworth
Apartment$585,000
Chatsworth
House$625,000
Chatsworth

$1,788,000
Chatsworth

$1,500,000
Chatsworth

$1,888,000
Chatsworth

$1,225,000
Chatsworth
Apartment$440,000
Chatsworth

$1,250,000
Chatsworth

$2,495,000
Chatsworth
Buyer's guide: Chatsworth
Chatsworth is a neighbourhood of Los Angeles at the north-western edge of the San Fernando Valley, backed by the Santa Susana Mountains. Our 56 listings are overwhelmingly single-family houses, with a median asking price of €1,067,406. Larger lots and hillside views are the draw.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Measure | Chatsworth |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,067,406 |
| p25 to p75 | €577,731 to €1,616,530 |
| Median price per m² | €4,522 |
| Median size | 211 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
52 are houses and 4 apartments. Bedrooms: 18 each with four and five or more, 15 with three, 5 with two. The price range is wide, from older tract homes to gated equestrian and hillside properties. See houses in the United States.
Some listings are in gated communities with HOA dues and rules on exterior changes, others are on open streets. Lot size varies a lot, so compare the plot as well as the floor area, since a flat backyard is rare on the hillsides.
Chatsworth is suburban, with parks, rock formations and equestrian areas. Metrolink commuter trains stop here, though most residents drive. Neighbouring districts such as Porter Ranch and Northridge are close. Buyers are families, film-industry workers and tech commuters seeking more space than central LA.
Wildfire and Santa Ana winds are real risks on the hillsides, and the 2018 Woolsey fire affected nearby areas. Home insurance in California has become harder and more expensive, so get quotes first.
Foreigners can buy. California uses escrow companies, title insurance and a standard disclosure package. Property tax is about 1% of purchase price plus local assessments, and the assessed value resets on sale. Non-resident mortgages usually need a larger deposit.
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Woodland Hills, Encino and Sherman Oaks are Valley neighbourhoods. Simi Valley is across the hills, and Valencia and Canyon Country are in Santa Clarita. See United States.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a neighbourhood in the city.
Hillside areas face wildfire risk. Insurance should be checked.
About 1% of the purchase price plus local assessments.
Yes.
About 25 miles, a long drive in traffic.
Many buyers choose it for larger houses, parks and relatively quiet streets. School quality varies by address, so check the specific school boundary for any home.