Upper Land Park Apartments for Rent

The Land Park Neighborhood was originally settled by John Sutter and had the original name of Sutterville. Sutter’s dream was to build a city that would be the civic and cultural center of northern California. Instead, Land Park became a beautiful and elegant area of tree-packed neighborhoods with wonderful 1920s to mid-century homes, many of which have elements of the coveted craftsmen style. The Land Park neighborhood also enjoys a bounty of mature trees.

Upper Land Park is a triangular residential and mixed-use area that is bounded by State Highway 99 to the east, Highway 50 to the northeast, and Interstate Highway 5 to the west. Miller Park and the Sacramento River are to the west of Interstate Highway 5. Jed Smith Elementary School and Crocker Smith School and Park are close by.

William Land Park is a short bike ride, walk, or drive to the southeast and includes the Sacramento Zoo and the William Land Park public golf course. The highly regarded Taylor’s Market is close by, and the Hing Long Supermarket on Broadway is regionally known for its fish market and produce.

The areas of midtown, downtown and Old Town Sacramento are minutes away, offering shopping, dining, a regional mall, and the start of the famous American River Parkway Trail and Park.

California State University at Sacramento is about 15 minutes to the east on Highway 50. The University of California, Davis, is about 30 minutes away on Interstate Highway 80 to the west.

A drive to the San Francisco Bay area takes about two hours on Interstate Highway 80 west, or a more leisurely trip can be arranged at the Amtrak station in downtown Sacramento. To the east, Highway 50 leads to the Sierra ski country and to Lake Tahoe. Interstate 80 leads to more ski and mountain recreational areas.