Studio City is a community named for its storied history in filmmaking and television production. The area is home to CBS Studios, Radford Studio Center and Hanna-Barbera Studios, which have produced renowned television programs like Seinfeld and Looney Tunes, and the community itself is also home to houses used in shows like The Brady Bunch and Boy Meets World. Studio investment and expansion have created thousands of jobs and catalyzed the overall growth of the greater Studio City community. “Studio City is the quintessential jewel of the valley," says Rodeo Realty Estates Director Tregg Rustad. “It has a suburban vibe with all of the city conveniences; there are amazing food and shopping options and it’s just over the hill to Beverly Hills and the city.”
Spend the weekend shopping and eating along Ventura Boulevard in Studio City.
Take a load off and get Drinks at Laurel Tavern in Studio City.
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Well-kept single-family homes in Studio City
Single-family houses line both the winding hillside avenues and suburban byways with tropical landscapes, garden patios and eclectic architectural sights. Many homes feature open floor plans with floor-to-ceiling glass panels, allowing for more natural lighting and a more spacious connection to outdoor spaces. Spanish and Mediterranean influences are also prominent with tile roofs, villa layouts and warm-tone exteriors. Traditional early 1900s cottages and Spanish ranch styles around 2,000 square feet may list at $1.5 million and go up to around $2 million. Larger two-story homes around 3,000 square feet are approximately $2.5 million, with Contemporary, New Traditional and Tuscan-influenced properties that are over 4,000 square feet fetch around $6 million. One-bedroom condo units are around $500,000, and three-bedroom townhouses can reach over $1 million.
Tudor home styles are popular in two story single family homes Studio City.
Craftsman and Spanish single family ranch style homes in Studio City.
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Dine and shop along Ventura Boulevard
The iconic Ventura Boulevard brims with quaint cafes, grocers and popular dining and shopping options. Start the day with a house brew at Philz Coffee, and head to Trader Joe’s or the local farmers market at Ventura Place for weekly grocery stops. While here, explore the local vintage store Hide & Seek Vintage Home Boutique on homeware and lifestyle selections. SunCafe Organic Vegan Restaurant offers healthy brunch options, and Firefly has New American fare and a bar in a rustic setting that is complete with a library foyer room. Area big-box retailers include HomeGoods and Michaels. Westfield Fashion Square is about 5 miles west of the neighborhood with 100 stores and restaurants.
Greenwood in Studio City has great home decor.
Studio City has some of the best sushi in Los Angeles.
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Film events in Studio City and Hollywood
As a community that is largely comprised of working film professionals, a highlighted area event is the Studio City Film Festival. Screening provocative and forward-looking films in a variety of genres and subjects, this annual event captures the cultural character of the neighborhood. Additional film festivals around Los Angeles include Academy Awards, Pan African Film Festival and Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. Family outings may occlude a day trip to the famous theme park Universal Studios Hollywood, or head to Pinz Bowling for old-fashioned late-night bowling games.
Radford Studio Center in Studio City is home to TV shows like Seinfeld and Looney Tunes.
The Warner Brothers Studio building is located in the Studio City neighborhodd.
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Navigating into downtown Los Angeles and Culver City
Studio City is about 6 miles to Hollywood, 11 miles to Downtown Los Angeles and 29 miles to Los Angeles International Airport via U.S. Route 101. Culver City is 11 miles away via La Cienega Boulevard or Interstate 405. Commuters opting for public transit can catch bus or rail services offered by Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA), or Metro for short. Sherman Oaks Hospital is about 6 miles west of the neighborhood.
The Griffith Observatory is a quick drive from Studio City.
Stop on a hilltop to see views of Studio City.
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Los Angeles Unified School District
Young learners may begin schooling at Rio Vista Elementary, which is rated A-minus by Niche and is an Academic English Mastery Program (AEMP) model school and is home to the School for Advanced Studies (SAS) with an enriched curriculum. Walter Reed Middle School scores a B-plus, and North Hollywood High School has an overall A-plus. North Hollywood High offers the Biological Sciences, Highly Gifted, and STEM magnet programs as well as the SAS and the Home Engineering Academy.
Walter Reed Middle School has been featured in many TV shows like Shameless and Canaan Land.
Rio Vista Public School serves grades K-5 in Studio City.
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Public parks around Studio City
Forested canyons and hillsides offer residents opportunities to unwind and connect with nature. The 128-acre Wilacre Park offers access to the Betty B. Dearing and the Cross Mountain Park trail systems, providing shaded pathways and valley views. Residents can also venture to Fryman Canyon Park through the Dearing Trail for city vistas. Take a ride along the 12-mile-long Mulholland Drive and stop by the Universal City Overlook for panoramic views of the San Fernando Valley. Children may play in the playground or a baseball game at North Weddington Park, and golfers can book tee times at Lakeside Golf Club. Griffith Park is also nearby offering over 4,000 acres of recreation space and venues, including the Griffith Observatory, the Los Angeles Zoo and the Los Angeles Equestrian Center.
Welcoming southern California homes located in a valley in Studio City.
Enjoy a game of softball at North Weddington Park in Studio City.
On average, homes in Studio City, CA sell after 39 days on the market compared to the national average of 48 days. The median sale price for homes in Studio City, CA over the last 12 months is $1,565,000, up 19% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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