Sunny Bellflower Welcomes You Home

Bellflower is a suburb of Los Angeles, California. The town mottos are “Growing Together” and “The Friendly City.” Make the move and join over 75,000 residents living in this diverse city in sunny, southern California.

Before you begin your search, check out our apartment guide for tips and tricks on finding the best new place for you. Visit our handy dandy Local Talk section to get in insider’s look at life in Bellflower. Are you wondering how long the commute is to downtown Los Angeles? Or maybe you’d like to know more about the nearest beach? Use our “Ask a Question” feature and ask any old thing you come up with. Well, Bellflower related only, please. A local expert will get back with answers as quickly as possible. Once all your questions have been answered, head to our apartment finder to begin your search.

Find What You’re Looking For in Bellflower

Are you looking for something with extra space and thick walls for Grandma and Grandpa? Or maybe you’re looking for something small and cozy for you and your aggressive-yet-fluffy cat? Perhaps you’re only request is a pool and some palm trees? Whatever it is, our apartment finder will help you find the best deal on what you’re looking for. The table above will give you an idea of the average cost of a two bedroom apartment rental in Bellflower. Rentals here are definitely reasonable considering the cost of living in the surrounding areas. Ready to find your new place in Bellflower? Start your search by checking out the popular rentals below.

Big City Access

Move into your apartment in Bellflower and you’re extremely close to two major cities in southern California. Long Beach is only 6 miles away and has a cute downtown area, interesting sites like the Aquarium of the Pacific, and plenty of other adventures including water activities thanks to the Pacific Ocean. The port where you catch the quick boat trip to the stunning Catalina Island is right in Long Beach. Spending the day at Catalina is the perfect “staycation” cause you’ll feel like you’re a million miles away. But really, downtown Los Angeles is only 20 miles away from your new abode. Obviously, the opportunities here are endless. You can see world-class theater, visit countless art museums, and eat a four star meal downtown. Hollywood isn’t far either, so if you’re looking for that star-studded experience or are feeling like you want to go celebrity hunting, you can roll right on over. Go for a walk down the boulevard to stare down at the stars on the sidewalk, try and spot a celeb at one of the many hotspots in town, or drive through the Hollywood Hills with the top down. Or windows open.

Southern California Fresh

One of the great things about living in Southern California is year-round fresh fruits and vegetables. Many towns host farmer’s markets throughout the entire year. Every Monday from 9am to 1pm residents can head to Simms Park for the city’s certified Farmer’s Market. Vendors selling fresh produce, bread, flowers, and other various goods are set up to serve the community. There is usually some live music playing and walking through the market is fun even if you’re just browsing. Many vendors will give you a sample of their wares to taste. Plus, the market is open rain or shine.

Fest in the Street

During the summer, people are rocking and rolling in the streets every Friday night. Head to downtown Bellflower for the Street Fest concert series. From 6pm to 9pm on Laurel Street residents can come and bop along to the swinging and rocking live music. The best part? It’s free. There are also games, prizes, raffles, and face painting.

Find your apartment in Bellflower and join the ranks of many notable residents including Chris Carter, Carlos Quentin, and Trevor Hoffman. If you’re looking for a job, try Kaiser Permanent or Bellflower Medical Center. These two companies have the highest number of employees in Bellflower. If you’re moving with kids, it’s good to know that the local school district is not part of Los Angeles Unified School District. They are their own, Bellflower Unified School District. But the public library is a branch of the Los Angeles Public Library, so all your book needs are sure to be met.