The short answer: El Dorado Park Estates is an East Long Beach neighborhood beside El Dorado Park, which covers about 642 acres. Over the three months ending September 2026, its median home sold for $1,548,566 (+15.6% year over year), at 101.9% of list price, in a median of 24 days. Park Estates, a separate neighborhood developed by Lloyd Whaley starting in 1948, sits next to Recreation Park and Cal State Long Beach.
El Dorado Park Estates
Mostly single-family homes on suburban lots. The San Gabriel River and Coyote Creek bike paths run through the neighborhood, and El Dorado Park, with its nature center, trails and ponds, is next door. El Dorado Park South sits across the park. It is a short drive to Rossmoor, Los Alamitos and Seal Beach, across the county line.
Park Estates
Larger custom homes, several by well-known architects including Paul R. Williams, Richard Neutra, John Lautner and Lloyd Wright, near Recreation Park's golf courses and CSULB. Sales are infrequent, so pricing depends on the specific home.
Schools
East Long Beach is served by Long Beach Unified. Confirm each address's assigned schools with the district.
The numbers
El Dorado Park Estates, three months ending September 2026. Source: Redfin, based on MLS and public records.
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Questions people ask
Is El Dorado Park Estates in Long Beach?
Yes, it is in East Long Beach, Los Angeles County, next to El Dorado Park.
How big is El Dorado Park?
About 642 acres, per Wikipedia, including the El Dorado Nature Center.
How fast do homes sell in El Dorado Park Estates?
The median was 24 days over the three months ending September 2026, on 7 sales.