Moving to North Tustin, CA

About North Tustin

North Tustin is an unincorporated census-designated place of large-lot homes, equestrian zoning and winding streets between Tustin, Orange and Irvine. It has no commercial core and no city government — Orange County provides services — which is part of the appeal: residents get the Tustin-area schools and central location with a semi-rural, estate feel. Peters Canyon Regional Park borders its east side.

Home prices in North Tustin

The median listing price in North Tustin is $2,120,000.

Top places in North Tustin

• Peters Canyon Regional Park — the lake-and-trail park at the east edge.
• The community's equestrian trails.
• North Tustin's large-lot estate streets.
• The Red Hill area's historic corridor.
• Irvine Regional Park (nearby) — the county park just east.
• The Tustin hills' canyon views.
• Local swim and tennis clubs.
• The area's orange-grove remnants.

Commuting from North Tustin

• Approximate drive to downtown Los Angeles: ~40–55 minutes off-peak (roughly 36 miles; longer with traffic). Route via SR-55 north to I-5, or Jamboree to I-5.
• Approximate drive to Irvine Spectrum: ~15–20 minutes via I-5 south.
• No Metrolink station in town; the nearest Orange County Line station is Tustin, roughly 10 minutes.
• Key freeways: SR-55, I-5 (nearby), SR-261 (nearby).

North Tustin FAQs

• What is the housing market like in North Tustin, CA?
  The median listing price in North Tustin is $2,120,000. Median listing price (Homes.com); page showed only three 12-month sales — thin sample; a broader North Tustin neighborhood result showed $1,899,745 from 202 sales · Homes.com · 2026-09-24
• How is the commute from North Tustin, CA?
  Approximate drive to downtown Los Angeles: ~40–55 minutes off-peak (roughly 36 miles; longer with traffic). Route via SR-55 north to I-5, or Jamboree to I-5.

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