….the Hollywood Hills in the San Fernando Valley. Constructed along the 101 freeway and just minutes away from the Interstate 405, Tarzana has easy access to surrounding areas and interstate travel.

This community is part of the Greater Los Angeles area and is home to about 26,000 residents. Major industries providing employment in the area include educational.....

.....health and social services, manufacturing, professional, scientific, management, administrative services and retail trade.

The real estate market in Tarzana is comprised mainly of single-family detached homes. Prices for these homes for sale start in the mid-$400,000s. Estate properties with spas, swimming pools, multiple fireplaces and scenic canyon views range from the high $700,000s to close to $4 million for beautiful estates with scenic city, hill and mountain views. Condominiums and townhouses range in price from the high $200,000s to more than $1 million.

Students in grades K-12 are served by the Los Angeles Unified School District and can take advantage of several enrichment programs offered by middle and high schools. The top-ranked University of California at Los Angeles is less than 20 minutes away.

Recreational amenities are provided by well-kept neighborhood parks, community-run facilities such as the Tarzana Recreation Center and other recreational sites such as golf courses at the Braemar and El Caballero country clubs. Tarzana also offers excellent shopping and fine dining. Other art, cultural and recreational activities may be sought out in the nearby city of Los Angeles.

Ventura Boulevard has been the most prominent strip in the San Fernando Valley for over 50 years. This unique “Melrose of the Valley” stretches for almost ten miles but is the busiest and most traveled from Tarzana to Studio City. This lively strip offers visitors shops of all kinds including unique and eccentric establishments as well as first-class restaurants of all cultures and tastes. Boutiques like Fred Segal, Dari, Mark Jacobs, Matthew Williamson and Me & Ro, just to name a few, draw visitors from all over the Valley and parts of Los Angeles. At nighttime, the boulevard comes alive with lights and activity with many young people “cruising” the “strip.” The culture found along this famous strip is profuse and undeniable.

The Braemar Country Club in Tarzana offers two regulation eighteen-hole courses. The West Course is hillier than the East Course and has tree-lined fairways that are extremely narrow. On the West Course, water comes in to play on two holes. The East Course is designed similarly to the West Course but with flatter terrain. Water comes in to play on five holes on the East Course. Both courses have small greens that are medium speed.

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