Lomita

Relaxed living and hometown feel!

Since 1921

Lomita

Lomita is Spanish for “Little Hill”. It was originally part of the Rancho Dominguez land grant. Oil was discovered there in 1923. In the 1930’s the area was farmed with strawberries and celery. Today there is a mix of residential and commercial spaces in town, with a few parks.

Easily found in Neighboring Cities

Senior Living Communties

There are no large-scale Senior Living Communities in Lomita. There are residential care homes with 6 residents or less. To help select one of these, contact a placement advisor.

There are several Senior Living Communities in the neighboring cities.

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Trains, a Water Tower, Museum and more!

Landmarks of Lomita

The Lomita Railroad Museum is devoted to the steam-engine period of railroading. The museum was designed to replicate a station in Massachusetts. The Museum is open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM.

Lomita has a darling, walkable shopping and dining area with many unique offerings. It also has a very active Chamber of Commerce.

There is also a newly opened Little League park.

View from the Pines Neighborhood into Lomita

From Agricultural to Suburban, Lomita has it all!

Neighborhoods of Lomita

The Lomita Pines neighborhood has lovely, mature tree-lined streets. It is situated on the side of the hill, and can have nice views of Lomita and beyond.

The West Side has the more agricultural elements as well as agrigultural zoning. Some homes have picket fences, lawns, and space for animals.

The East Side has a suburban feel. There are quiet streets, parks, and churches.

Rolling Ranchos is somewhat islolated on the highest part of the city. It has agricultural zoning, stunning views of the basin, and is highly sought after by home buyers.

We can make your HOA happy!

Moves, Estate Sales, Online Auctions in Lomita

We have moved several seniors from Lomita to Senior communities in the surrounding cities. Since Lomita is a “little” hill, we do not face any slope issues with parking the moving trucks.

We have found that holding Estate Sales and Online Auctions in Lomita is easier than some other locations. There is usually ample parking, which makes it simple for shoppers to attend.

There are a lot of Condos in Lomita. An Online Auction is a great option for condo-owners, as people shop online, and they only come to the condo to collect what they have already won and paid for! We can give the HOA a copy of the pick-up schedule, showing who is coming to collect, and when they are supposed to arrive. The HOA can be assured that there will be no crowds milling around the condos.

Before we set up a move or a Sale, or a Pick-up we review the needs of the property. Each property is different. Tim is a strategist, and he will have a plan in mind for the logistics of your move or sale so that safety of all concerned and ease of movement is maximized.

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