Mission Hills, CA is located in the San Fernando Valley region of the city of Los Angeles. You’ll find it very easy to access the city, since many freeways border it or run through it. With such easy access it’s no wonder that Mission Hills moving companies are constantly providing relocation costs and office moving information. You’ll find that I-405, the San Diego Freeway, and the I-5, the Golden State Freeway, are on the north side of the city.


Mission Hills in nestled into Los Angeles among good company: • Granada Hills district can be found to the west, • Sylma is on the north, • San Fernando city is off to the northeast, • Pacoima is to the southeast, and • Panorama City is to the south. The southern portion of Mission Hills is also part of the Sepulveda district of Los Angeles.

On September 8, 1797, Mission San Fernando Rey de España was founded by Father Fermín Lasuén on the former Encino Rancho. Since 1846, the mission has seen many uses. It has been a station for the Butterfield Stage Line. The Porter Land and Water Company used it as a warehouse. In 1896, a portion of the mission was used as a hog farm.

The Hearst Foundation provided a large donation in 1940’s that allowed the mission to be restored. Interestingly, Bob Hope was buried in 2003 in the Bob Hope Memorial Gardens on the grounds of the mission.

The Providence Holy Cross Medical Center was founded in 1961. The hospital has over 250 beds and has provided trauma care to the area since 1984. With great proximity to the Los Angeles and surrounding area, many people contact Mission Hills movers for moving quotes. It’s a great place to call home with all of the southern California sunshine and nearby city life.