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Trendy living in the heart of Burbank
Evoking a vintage Hollywood setting with 1940s storybook homes and quirky shops that dot the famed Magnolia Boulevard, Magnolia Park is a trendy community in the heart of Burbank that is highly sought-after by entertainment industry professionals. Residents and homebuyers are attracted to the area’s proximity to major production studios, as well as the many entertainment venues in its vicinity. “Burbank is the “media capital of the world” as it’s close to all the major studios, and people in the industry can literally bike to work,” says Bryan Ochse, a former licensed contractor and current broker and owner at Media West Realty with 19 years of experience. “People enjoy everything from wine bars to coffee houses and little restaurants, and it’s a great feeling to live in the neighborhood.”
Unique shops and hip cafes along the iconic Magnolia Boulevard
Also known as Antique Row, Magnolia Boulevard is dotted with vintage and eclectic retailers and chic cafes. The Mystic Museum is an antique shop that sells horror film memorabilia and goth décor, while also doubling as a space for interactive shows, exhibits and events. Blast from the Past features film and comics collectibles, and It’s a Wrap Production sells unique finds featuring props and wardrobes from film and television sets. Rated by Los Angeles Magazine as the “No. 1 vintage clothing store in LA,” Playclothes has one of the most comprehensive 1900s retro fashionwear and furniture collections. Porto's Bakery and Café, a family-run Cuban bakery that’s considered a Southland legacy, stands along Magnolia Boulevard while serving locals its famed pastries, including cheese rolls and potato balls. The bake shop was also rated as the No. 1 spot for “Yelp’s Top 100 Places to Eat in the US.” Down the street, Romancing the Bean Café serves casual subs and coffee, and Pinocchio Restaurant is a cafeteria-style diner offering traditional Italian fare. Grocery stores and big-box retailers include Handy Market, which is popular for its prepared gourmet meals, Whole Foods Market and Target. Residents may also go to downtown Burbank on Saturdays and shop at the farmers market.
Romancing the Bean Cafe is a local coffee favorite.
Enjoy a slice of pizza and Italian groceries at Pinoccho's and Monte Carlo.
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Quintessential California cottages and ranch styles in Magnolia Park
Here in Magnolia Park, colorfully painted cottages and ranch-style homes sit alongside eucalyptus and towering palm trees rooted in gridded urban streets. These single-family homes often feature Mediterranean, Spanish Revival and Mission Revival influences such as terra cotta or tile roofs and arched doorways. Yards are well-maintained with grassy lawns and white picket fences, and the median lot size is around 6,500 square feet. The starting point for single-family homes is around $800,000 and may go up to $2 million. Remodeled properties larger than 2,000 square feet and custom-built new construction may list around $2 million to $3 million. Newer homes typically have contemporary styles or open floorplans. Several multi-unit properties can also be spotted, and these usually run between $1 million and $2 million. “The houses are all different and unique and cover the gambit from English cottage and Tudor to Spanish Revival and modern barn houses,” Ochse says. “Most of the houses are from the 1930s and 1940s and have been upgraded and configured. Accessory dwelling units are also common here.”
Most of the homes in Magnolia Park are a quick walk to Magnolia Boulevard.
There is plenty of beautiful architecture around Magnolia Park.
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Burbank Unified School District is a top 500 public school system in the country
Students here are zoned for Burbank Unified School District, which is rated by Niche as one of the top 500 public school systems in the country. Prospective primary schools include Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School and Thomas Edison Elementary School, both of which have an A Niche grade. Dolores Huerta Middle School, which was formerly known as David Starr Jordan Middle School, has an A-minus. John Burroughs High School earns an A and offers National Academy Foundation (NAF) career academies in business, medicine and engineering. Also known for its reputable arts programs, the school’s award-winning choral program has earned 13 national championships and over 150 regional championships.
John Burroughs High School is part of the Burbank Unified School District.
Thomas Edison Elementary is one of the best elementary schools in Magnolia Park.
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Art festivals in the neighborhood and in Burbank
The Magnolia Park Food Truck Fridays is a local street festival that takes place on the last Friday of each month, featuring about 30 to 50 local food vendors along Magnolia Boulevard and providing residents with opportunities to socialize while enjoying the local dining scene. Holiday in the Park celebrates the winter season with over 100 artisan vendors, art exhibits, a winter market and live music and food trucks. Downtown Burbank also organizes various cultural events throughout the year, including the Burbank Comedy Festival, the Burbank International Film Festival and two art festivals that take place in June and December. Residents can also head to nearby attractions, such as the popular Flapper's Comedy Club for standups and open mics, live concerts at The Hollywood Bowl or explore one of downtown Burbank’s many pottery, dance, theater and music studios.
Proximity to Hollywood, Studio City and major production studios
Within the neighborhood, most streets are lined with bike lanes and sidewalks, and locals are often spotted biking to work or taking evening walks around the block. Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center is right by the neighborhood, and Hollywood Burbank Airport is about 3 miles away servicing eight airlines and over 30 nonstop destinations. Area residents are also close to Interstate 5, U.S. Route 101 and major entertainment industry headquarters, with Hollywood, Studio City, Downtown Los Angeles and Culver City all approximately 5 to 12 miles away. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA), which is locally known as Metro for short, has bus stops in Burbank and provides transit throughout Los Angeles.
The nearby highways make a trip to LA a breeze from Magnolia Park.
The 94 bus makes getting around Magnolia Park a breeze.
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Parks and recreation centers around Burbank
The Mary Alvord Recreation Center, which is home to Verdugo Park, has an indoor gymnasium and basketball courts while offering various sports programs for both adults and youth. Locals may also play a tennis match or swim and enjoy the water slides at the center’s outdoor facility. Whitnall Highway Park South is several blocks away and is a popular place for residents to walk or exercise along the dirt track. A few streets south, Johnny Carson Park features a playground and walking paths. Cyclists may take advantage of the Chandler Bike Path along Chandler Avenue. About 4 miles south, Griffith Park is situated amidst the Santa Monica Mountains and is home to over 4,000 acres of forestland. Stargazers may go to the Griffith Observatory and look over the Los Angeles night sky, and horseback riders can take a ride at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center. In addition to various trails, people can also book tee times at the park’s two courses, including Harding Golf Course and Wilson Golf Course.
There are more than 5 parks in and around Magnolia Park.
The water slide at Mary Alvord Recreation Center is a great place to bring your children.
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Magnolia Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Magnolia Park, Burbank sell after 32 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Magnolia Park, Burbank over the last 12 months is $1,320,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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