West Hills

Los Angeles, California Homes for Sale

The natural beauty of West Hills is the community's most obvious appeal, but there are also plenty of historical landmarks within West Hills. So where you want to live depends on whether you want to experience nature or if you prefer the historical landmarks found in the community. If you want to experience nature, you'll want to live farther from the center of town for ease of access to your destinations. If you want to enjoy the historical landmarks, you'll want to live farther east, towards Route 27. Given its more rural character, most of the options in West Hills are single-family homes that offer more square footage and acreage than is typical in the Los Angeles area.

West Hills has an abundance of restaurants is sure to please any palate. There are multiple gourmet restaurants in West Hills, including spots for specialty soup, inventive pizzerias, and traditional Italian. There are also multiple Indian and Asian fusion restaurants. Most of the culinary options in West Hills are located along Topanga Canyon and Fallbrook Boulevards.

In West Hills, you're as likely to see wandering wildlife from the nearby parks as you are your neighbor. There are often owls, mockingbirds, coyotes, and sparrows wandering about. West Hills is generally a quieter, calmer version of the surrounding neighborhoods. There are also several schools in West Hills and multiple parks that offer spaces for baseball, soccer, and football.

Even though West Hills is known for being a quieter neighborhood, there are quite a few bars and pubs in the neighborhood so you can grab a drink and relax. You might want to check out the many art galleries scattered throughout West Hills. You could also go to a one the bars or cafes along Route 27 that frequently have live music or dance the night away at one of the neighboring night clubs.

There are many options for enjoying a Sunday in West Hills. You could go to the local movie theater and catch the most recent movie. Grab brunch with your friends along Victory Boulevard before going on a hike through one of the four, multi-acre parks along the neighborhood's western edge. You could also go on a tour of one the many historical landmarks with out-of-town guests or go shopping at the Fallbrook Mall. No matter how you spend your Sunday, it is always with a beautiful, rural backdrop.