Westside LA neighborhoods

Gated 1920s estates, canyon roads and big modern houses in the hills above Sunset and UCLA.

Big trees, big lots and a coral tree median, with canyons above and the Getty on the ridge.

A 1960s city within a city on an old studio backlot, now all glass towers, a garden mall and a subway on the way.

Curving, tree-lined hillside streets of 1920s to 1940s homes, wrapped around a golf course and one of the Westside's best parks.

A studio town with its own city hall, Spanish bungalows on leafy streets, and a downtown built around the movies.

Westside living a couple of miles from the beach, with mid-century landmarks and a Sunday farmers market.

Bluffs over the Pacific, canyons behind, and a community rebuilding after the 2025 fire.

One of the Westside's oldest towns, now a central grid of bungalows, condos and global restaurants with an E Line stop.

A planned community of newer homes and parks next to the Ballona Wetlands, built on the old Hughes Aircraft site.

Tree-lined streets, big flat lots, Montana Avenue's shops, and the ocean bluff at the end of the road.

A former small city west of the 405, now a central Westside grid with Sawtelle Japantown's noodle shops and nurseries at its heart.

A mile of doorman towers on Wilshire, with golf course greens on one side and city lights on the other.

Canals, beach cottages and bold modern houses, a few blocks from the sand and Abbot Kinney.

Postwar houses on tree-lined streets, bluff-top views and the Space Age landmark at the edge of LAX.

Movie palace towers, a Spanish Revival village and a campus full of gardens, between Bel Air and Wilshire.