Home to the historic D.D. Johnston-Hargitt House Museum and situated 17 miles southeast of Los Angeles, Norwalk combines suburban comfort with excellent connectivity. The community features established residential areas like the Norwalk Hills neighborhood in the north, where rental houses provide convenient access to the Santa Ana (I-5) and San Gabriel River (I-605) freeways. The Civic Center district places residents near major employers, including multiple county facilities and Cerritos College. Transportation options include the Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Metrolink station, connecting to downtown LA and Orange County, while the Metro C Line provides direct access to LAX and the South Bay. Houses for rent in Norwalk typically offer more space than the county average, with three-bedroom rentals averaging 1,093 square feet. The rental market remains steady with modest annual increases of 2.3%, while the median household income is $79,564. With its shopping districts, multiple transit choices, and central location within the Gateway Cities region, Norwalk offers rental houses with convenient commutes to LA, Orange County, and the South Bay.