Elevation
690 m
A lower, sun-warmed stretch named for the bird that means, everywhere in America, a kind of good fortune.
The Sign of Good Fortune
Bluebird Avenue runs along the lower shoulder of the enclave, where the elevation softens and the afternoon light arrives unfiltered by the ridge. The Western Bluebird — vivid cobalt above, rust below — is the bird that American folklore appointed as the universal emblem of happiness, and the street carries that gentle optimism in its tone. The homes here are marginally more accessible than the trophy addresses above, which has made Bluebird a first perch for buyers ascending into the enclave: a place to own a piece of the Bird Streets before, perhaps, climbing higher.
More in the Enclave
- Bobolink PlaceA short, tucked-away close named for one of the great long-distance migrants of the Americas.
- Flicker WayThe companion to Flicker Place, where the enclave's celebrity pedigree meets its most ambitious new architecture.
- Mockingbird PlaceA short central close named for the great mimic—the state bird of five American states, though not of California.
- Warbler PlaceA small cul-de-sac variant on Warbler, named for the understated warbler that nests in the hills year-round.
Read the history of the Bird Streets for how the enclave was named and built, browse all twenty-one streets, or see every Bird Streets home for sale and available for lease.
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