Key Details
- THE NEIGHBORS
Innovators, entertainers, producers, and influencers.
- WHAT TO EXPECT
Breath-taking views, Great access, Close to parks and trails.
- THE LIFESTYLE
Affluent wealthy and middle-class hillside neighborhood.
- UNEXPECTED APPEAL
Midcentury and modernist architecture.
- THE MARKET
Single families on the flats and hillside view.
- YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Scenic views, Culver stairs, and diverse community.
Attributes
NEIGHBORHOOD OVERVIEW
Around The Block
Baldwin Vista:
Home to one of LA's most beloved outdoor parks, Kenneth Hahn Park, and one of LA's most iconic neighborhoods!
There is not much in the way of shopping or dining within Baldwin Vista but you'll find plenty of options in adjacent neighborhoods. The main attraction for outdoor activity would be the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook which is about 5 mins drive headed West. For those new to Baldwin Vista, its location is central. It has easy access to a variety of locations in Los Angeles like Culver City, Inglewood, Crenshaw, West Hollywood, and other parts of Los Angeles (because of its proximity to main streets/freeways). One of the best places in LA to watch the fireworks on the 4th of July and the perfect home for those seeking style, space, and serenity.
What To Expect:
Breath-taking views, parks, and hiking trails.
When you want to get outdoors you can head to the nearby Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area and enjoy fabulous hikes, a Japanese garden, playgrounds, sports fields and courts, and a lake stocked with catfish and trout. Near the park, you'll also find an active petroleum field, but the pumps are not noisy.
The Lifestyle:
Affluent wealthy and middle-class hillside neighborhood.
The affluent hillside neighborhood is home to many wealthy residents. This secluded neighborhood provides panoramic views of the city below. The community is also located next to the Expo Line which can get you to and from work without necessarily having to drive and face the LA traffic.
Unexpected Appeal:
Midcentury and modernist architecture.
These homes offer some of the most picture-perfect northeast-facing sights in the entire City. They are younger neighborhoods, predominantly constructed in the 1950s & 1960s, and are full of exquisite minimal traditional and Midcentury Modern architecture.
The Market:
Single families on the flats and hillside view.
The neighborhood was a mix of single-family homes on the flats and hillside set up. The streets were tree-lined and well-kept.
You'll Fall In Love With:
Scenic views, Culver stairs, and diverse community.
The place is known for its scenic views and diverse community. It also has a thriving arts and culture scene, as well as a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy.
