What is my home worth in Hidden Hills?
Type your address. The tool reads the county record for your house and 11 recent sales in the enclave, then shows you a low, likely and high range on screen in about a minute. Kevin Goldman grew up here and prices homes across the Hidden Hills gates by hand when you want the real number.
$5,600,000 median, $1,156 a square foot, a buyer's market.
Single-family closings in the enclave from the MLS, last 180 days, as of 2026-10-07. Refreshed with every market pull.
County record plus real closings.
The tool finds your parcel at the LA County assessor (or Ventura County GIS), reads the beds, baths, square footage, lot and year on file, then prices it against the per-square-foot distribution of recent Hidden Hills sales, adjusted for your size, condition, view, pool and lot. No individual neighbor's sale is shown, only the statistics.
Sold here, not just licensed here.
- 5250 Round Meadow Road sold for $5,550,000, Jan 2022
Hidden Hills home values, answered.
What is the average home value in Hidden Hills?
Over the last 180 days the median single-family sale in Hidden Hills (the enclave) closed at $5,600,000, or about $1,156 per square foot. The middle half of sales ran from $4,317,000 to $8,155,000. Your home's value depends on its size, lot, condition and street, which is what the tool above adjusts for.
How fast are homes selling in Hidden Hills right now?
The median Hidden Hills sale took 93 days to reach an accepted offer, 20% of homes went into escrow within two weeks, and sellers got 90.7% of asking on average. With 39 homes for sale, that is a buyer's market.
Is a Hidden Hills home value estimate accurate?
Kevin's range comes from the county record for your house and 11 actual MLS closings in the enclave, not a national formula. It is a strong starting point. Pricing to sell takes the specific comparable homes, a look inside yours, and a strategy, which Kevin does by hand at no cost.
Are Hidden Hills home prices going up or down?
Kevin tracks Hidden Hills price per square foot every week; ask him for the current trend.