Fire hazard zones for vacant land in Hidden Hills

Of the 21 vacant lots in Hidden Hills, 8 (38%) are in a CAL FIRE Very High fire hazard severity zone, 0 are High and 0 are Moderate. 13 are outside any zone. In High and Very High zones, sellers of property with buildings must show a defensible space inspection, and new homes must meet California's wildfire building standards.

Fire hazard zones in Hidden Hills

CAL FIRE zoneVacant lotsShare
Very High838%
High00%
Moderate00%
Not in a zone1362%

What the zones mean for buyers: fire hazard zones explained.

Lots in a High or Very High fire zone in Hidden Hills

Lowest assessed value first.

LotAcresAssessedZone
24005 Hidden Ridge Rd2049-045-0071.7$327,973Very High
24000 Hidden Ridge Rd2049-045-0082.63$426,627Very High
25021 Jim Bridger Rd2049-009-0341.25$2,500,000Very High
25212 Jim Bridger Rd2049-041-0603.58$2,861,100Very High
24906 Jim Bridger Rd2049-009-0141.07$4,817,052Very High
25250 Walker Rd2049-041-0593.13$5,839,500Very High
24105 Hidden Ridge Rd2049-045-0041.77$8,280,605Very High
24200 Hidden Ridge Rd2049-045-0121.58$22,081,980Very High

Lots outside fire hazard zones in Hidden Hills

Questions about land in Hidden Hills

Is Hidden Hills in a fire hazard severity zone?

8 of 21 vacant lots in Hidden Hills are in a CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zone: 8 Very High, 0 High and 0 Moderate. 13 are outside any zone.

What does a Very High fire zone mean for land in Hidden Hills?

The seller must disclose it, owners must keep defensible space cleared around buildings, and a new home must meet California's wildfire building standards (Building Code Chapter 7A). Get insurance quotes before you buy.

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Sources

Counts are LandGrab's analysis of 2026 public data for vacant parcels in Los Angeles County, updated 2026-10-19. Maps change; confirm a specific lot with the county before you buy.