CA Homes With Hill Views

CALIFORNIA — California's mountains and hillsides provide inspiring views, whether you're out hiking or lucky enough to have a home with a view. Here are homes to entice your next home buying experience —

Ambience Key To Saratoga Hillside Estate

The beyond-lovely home will take your breath away. The deck with cushy seating overlooking a 180-degree scene is resort-like.

Hollywood Hills Park-Like Setting With Views To Spare For $2.7M

No need to hunt for a park, this home is practically one of your own in the Hollywood Hills.

Jaw-Dropping Views From Hillside Petaluma Home

See city lights, the river and the marina — this four-bedroom, four-bath home down a long driveway has views from nearly every room.

Start Your Bidding For Laguna Niguel Luxury Hilltop Home

It's a luxury live auction, with starting bid of $5 million. This home captures breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

Priced Drastically Reduced On Gorgeous Blackhawk Estate

This property also has a beautiful guest house and pool.

Stunning Cape Cod Style Home In De Luz: $900K

Perched on a hilltop, this home is your own private sanctuary.

$5.3M Buys This View In Lafayette

It also buys you a whole lot of luxury including 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms spread out in 6,600 square feet.

Mountain Retreat: On The Market In Julian

High on a hill, this home's buyers can enjoy all four seasons, ample views from floor-to-ceiling windows and solitude.

Stunning Spanish-Mediterranean Hilltop Home: $2.95M In St. Helena

The 25-acre Napa Valley wine country property has its own Cabernet Sauvignon vineyard. Plus a pool, wine cellar and guest house.

This Mission Hills Home Has San Francisco Bay Views

This 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom home has plenty of room for your family, plus space for an office, yoga room or other use.

Atherton Glass Mansion Honors Mountainside View

Bridges, floating cantilevers among other unique features make this estate a marvel on the hill overlooking San Francisco.

Los Altos Hills Opens Door To Namesake Estate

There's a reason they call it Los Altos Hills, and this house brings mountain foothills living overlooking the San Francisco Bay.