Why Live in Studio Village
Studio Village in Culver City is a primarily residential neighborhood known for its family-friendly atmosphere and well-rated schools. The area is centered around Lindberg Park, a 4-acre space featuring a basketball court, ballfields, picnic pavilion, playground, and tennis court. Heritage Park, a smaller pocket park with a playground and benches, is located on the neighborhood’s south side. The 7-mile Ballona Creek Bike Path runs along the western edge, leading to Toes Beach. The neighborhood consists mainly of single-family homes, with ranch-style houses being the most common. Mediterranean and Craftsman homes from the 1990s and new contemporary houses are also present. The local real estate market is competitive, with homes typically selling within six days. Jefferson Boulevard, on the eastern edge, hosts several strip malls, including the Studio Village Shopping Center and Raintree Plaza Shopping Center, which offer various stores and dining options like Kusano and Don Chuy's Mexican Restaurant. Studio Village is semiwalkable, with Culver CityBus stops along Jefferson Boulevard and a Metro light rail station 2 miles away. The neighborhood is about 15 miles from downtown LA and 5 miles from Los Angeles International Airport. The highly rated Farragut Elementary School, Culver City Middle School, and Culver City High School are all within walking distance, adding to the appeal for families. Local events include the Summer Sunset Concert Series, Fiesta La Ballona, and the Annual Downtown Culver City Tree Lighting, while the nearby Culver City Julian Dixon Library offers regular community activities.
