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Suburban living close to Los Angeles
Along the quiet, tree-lined streets close to but removed from the bustle of Los Angeles, Beverlywood residents enjoy suburban life minutes away from numerous City of Angels landmarks. From Venice Boulevard to the south to Beverly Hills itself to the north, and with Santa Monica running above the neighborhood as well, Beverlywood was developed in the 1940s close to the city’s downtown area. “It’s a family-oriented neighborhood. There’s good parks, a great community and great schools,” says Zack Grakal, founding partner of the Bellet / Grakal / Glick Real Estate Group. “I grew up in and currently still live in Beverlywood and I can’t speak highly enough about it.”
I-10 Freeway and Downtown Los Angeles
Golf course
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Large homes lining shaded streets
Along the shaded sidewalks of Beverlywood, residents will find a cozy living atmosphere with plenty of home variety rising beneath the trees. “Beverlywood housing is divided into two parts, HOA and non-HOA,” Grakal says. “The HOA areas can go up to $9 million, while the non-HOA is further south and can go up to $4 million.” For any area of Beverlywood, prices typically start north of $1 million for single-family homes. The northern area typically features newer constructions and modern homes, while the non-HOA sector features Spanish-style architectural flair with tiled roofs. Ranch homes, apartments and condos can all be found in the neighborhood, with a lavish overall appearance that defines Beverlywood.
Local home in Beverlywood.
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Highly-regarded schooling for students
For students in the Beverlywood area, only Castle Heights Elementary School from the primary pipeline is situated within the neighborhood’s boundaries. Castle Heights receives an A-minus rating by Niche, as does Palms Middle School. Palms Middle is the site of sixth through eighth grades, offering magnet and honors programs while ranking in Niche’s top 100 standout middle schools statewide. Alexander Hamilton Senior High School completes education here, receiving an A-minus and providing arts programs as well as clubs centered around fashion, music and more.
Palms Middle School in Palms, CA inspires students with hand painted murals.
Castle Heights Elementary is in Beverlywood, Los Angeles to educate yound minds.
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Recreational amenities in the area
Though Circle Park doesn’t have a playground, it stands as a gathering spot and the heart of Beverlywood. Situated near the center of the neighborhood, it’s complemented by Irving Schachter Park on the western edge, and beyond the boundary sits the Cheviot Hills Recreation Center and its associated amenities. Hit the links at the Rancho Park Golf Course, filled with 18 holes, a driving range and lesson provisions for players of any level. The recreation center itself offers classes, celebrations for Halloween and springtime, camps and more, while Rancho Park also boasts an archery range. Off the southern corner, Reynier Park features lit basketball courts, picnic tables and a playground.
Kids love playing in Circle Park in Beverlywood
Kids and moms love to hang out at Irving Schachter Park in Beverlywood
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An eclectic selection of food establishments
Between the area’s coffee shops, delis and eclectic dining scene, there’s no shortage of different places to try a bite or two at. “There’s cute coffee shops, little boutique restaurants and Factor’s Famous Deli, which everyone goes to,” Grakal says. The Bagel Factory is a popular stop, as are a variety of restaurants showcasing empanadas, baked goods, pizza and more. Coffee shops are popular here, including Coffee Shop & Gallery, Undergrind and Eyes Peeled Coffee. A Food Affair offers French cuisine to its patrons.
Coffee shop
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Shopping and attractions beyond Beverlywood
Residents can head north to Pico Boulevard for a number of kosher-specific shops and eateries, while the nearby historic Rodeo Drive has a bustling, iconic retail scene and is just minutes away. Heading the other direction, South Robertson Boulevard has quaint coffee shops, plenty of boutiques and some trendy restaurants for shoppers, diners or otherwise to enjoy. The Museum of Tolerance, which spotlights prejudice throughout history, is located in Pico-Robertson just north, the Museum of Jurassic Technology is in the Palms neighborhood to the south and Fine Art by Barbara Mendes is just within the boundary. Picking up a book at the Robertson Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library is also an option.
City Library
Locals love have some coffee at Eyes Peeled Coffee Beverlywood.
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Centrally located to Los Angeles landmarks
Despite the suburban surroundings, Beverlywood residents are never far from motoring around the region. “Beverlywood is super central and it’s close to everything,” Grakal says. “It’s 10 minutes to Beverly Hills, 15 minutes to downtown and 15 minutes to Santa Monica.” While there isn’t any public transportation outside of a Metro line, the outer edges are serviced by local bus routes. When the City of Angels is calling, it’s less than half an hour’s drive east to downtown Los Angeles via the Interstate 10 Freeway.
Interstate 10 connect Beverlywood with Downtown LA.
Santa Monica Blvd will take you from Beverly Hills to Beverlywood.
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On average, homes in Beverlywood, Los Angeles sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Beverlywood, Los Angeles over the last 12 months is $2,525,013, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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