A Collection Of The Greatest
Communities In and Around Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
A dazzling neighborhood with gorgeous Beverly Hills houses, globally recognized shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues right in the heart of LA.
Beverly Hills is surrounded by gated multimillion-dollar mansions, so residents can enjoy the utmost security and privacy while keeping the city within reach. There’s no question as to why top celebrities and entrepreneurs choose to call it home.
The community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Beverly Hills are:
- Beverly Vista
- Beverly Hills High
- El Rodeo School
- Page Academy
The Studio City community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Studio City are:
- Hollywood Alternative Schooling
- Walter Reed Middle School
- Bridges Academy
Studio City
Nestled over the hill from the Hollywood bustle, a quaint neighborhood with palm trees lining the residential streets and hiking trails with panoramic views. The CBS Studio Center dates back to the silent film era and gives the neighborhood its name.
Bel Air
Bel Air is an exclusive enclave that boasts some of the most expensive real estate in Los Angeles.
The community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Bel Air are:
- Roscomare Road Elementary School
- Community Magnet Charter Elementary School
- Roscomare Road and Warner Avenue Elementary School in Westwood are the zoned elementary schools serving Bel Air.
The Hollywood Hills community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The high schools within are as follows:
- Hollywood Hills High School
- Larchmont Charter School
- King/Drew Medical Magnet High School
- Ribet Academy
- Animo Pat Brown Charter High School
Hollywood Hills
Known for stunning luxury homes with city or canyon views. Sitting on the south-facing slope of the Santa Monica Mountains, daylong sunlight is easy to come by.
Sherman Oaks
This peaceful neighborhood boasts lots of green spaces along with a wide selection of charming restaurants and shopping areas – not to mention some of the most luxurious homes and apartments north of the Hollywood Hills.
The Sherman Oaks community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The high schools are as follows:
- Notre Dame High School
- MIlliken Middle School
- Campbell Hall School
- Harvard Westlake School
- Bridges Academy
- The Buckley School
The Woodland Hills community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools are as follows:
- Taft Charter High School
- Calabasas High School
- El Camino Real High School
- Louisville High School
- Thoreau High School
Woodland Hills
A unique, vibrant destination in the Valley with plenty of lush, green places to hike, bike, and enjoy nature. Plus many trendy shops to update your wardrobe and lively bars and gastropubs to take in.
Brentwood
The neighborhood of Brentwood is across from Sunset Boulevard, near The University of Southern California between Beverly Hills and the Pacific Palisades. The area has been the location for numerous Hollywood films and television shows.
The community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools are as follows:
- Mark Twain and McGrath Elementary School
- Brentwood Middle School
- Brentwood High School – top rated in the country
The Woodland Hills community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools are:
- Taft Charter High School
- Calabasas High School
- El Camino Real High School
- Louisville High School
- Thoreau High School
Downtown LA
Comprising diverse smaller areas such as Chinatown, Little Tokyo and the Arts District, offers renowned art museums, cutting-edge restaurants & hip bars. Modern high-rises mix with architectural landmarks, such as El Pueblo de Los Angeles, the city’s 1781 birthplace.
Calabasas
A hidden gem for residential living with a reputation for luxury and privacy. Close enough to Los Angeles and all its urban amenities while still retaining a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.
The neighborhood of Calabasas is across from the Pacific Ocean, before Westlake. The area is mostly an upscale one with a small-town feeling.
The community is within the Las Virgenes Unified School District. The schools within Calabasas are:
- Calabasas High School
- Las Virgenes HIgh School
The community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Encino are:
- Encino High School
- The Academy for Enriched Sciences
- ILead Encino Tuition-Free Public Charter
- Crespi Carmelite High School
- Westmark School
Encino
A gorgeous community with beautiful mountain views nestled in an enclave of the San Fernando Valley.
Malibu
Numerous star-studded residents hide out in their beach-side estates, while down at the beach, surfers and dolphins ride the waves. Also known for its for remarkable hiking trails and waterfalls.
The Malibu community is within the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District. The schools within Malibu are:
- Las Virgenes Unified School District
- Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
- Oak Park Unified School District
- Ocean View School District
The Toluca Lake community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Toluca Lake are:
- Burroughs High School
- North Hollywood Senior High School
- Ulysses S. Grant Senior High School
- East Valley Senior High School
Toluca Lake
Tucked behind Hollywood, Burbank, Universal City, and North Hollywood is the cozy 1.2 square miles of Toluca Lake. While it pales in stature to many of L.A.’s neighborhoods, this tiny village packs a punch with plenty of shops, eateries, gastropubs and laugh out loud theaters.
West Hollywood
Affectionately known as WeHo, is a city of less than four square miles surrounded by the cities of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills. Some icons that people associate with Hollywood, like the Sunset Strip, with its many live music clubs, are actually located in the city of West Hollywood.
The West Hollywood community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within West Hollywood are:
- West Hollywood Larchmont Charter School
- Futures Academy
- West Hollywood Opportunity School
- West Hollywood College Prep School
- Pacific Hills School
The Tarzana community is within the Los Angeles Unified School District. The schools within Tarzana are:
- Taft Charter High School
- Faucher Academy
- High Tech High School
- Reseda High School
Tarzana
A low-key suburban neighborhood that consists of mostly residential homes, large shopping centers, salons, and upscale grocery stores.
The Hancock Park community features the following schools:
- Yeshiva Rav Isacohn/Torath Emeth, Private Elementary
- Bnos Esther, Private High School
- Third Street Elementary School
- Samuel A. Fryer Yavneh Hebrew School, Private Elementary
- Marlborough School, Private School for Young Women
- John Burroughs Middle School
Hancock Park
An affluent residential neighborhood in the Wilshire area of Los Angeles. Developed in the 1920’s, the neighborhood features archetecturally distrinctive residences which were constructed in the early 20’th century.
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