In the heart of the Westside of Los Angeles, Brentwood is nestled in the slopes of the Santa Monica Mountains. Brentwood is far enough from the bustle of the city, in close proximity to beach living and Hollywood, with main streets San Vicente Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard, and Sunset Boulevard. 

A sanctuary for its residents – who vary from high-profile individuals, affluent families, UCLA students and faculty, and Hollywood’s A-listers – Brentwood maintains a stronghold in Los Angeles culture. Neighborhoods within Brentwood include Brentwood Park, Brentwood Country Estates, Brentwood Circle, Brentwood Glen, Crestwood Hills, Mandeville Canyon, and Kenter Canyon. Brentwood real estate is an array of mid-century moderns, Spanish Revival, Cape Cod, and Tudor styles.

Brentwood remains one of the more stable long-term investments in Greater Los Angeles despite slight quarter-to-quarter volatility. The average price of a sold home rose to $1,900,000, a 51% increase from 2014. There’s no question that Brentwood remains one of the area’s strongest luxury markets. 

Right in the pulse of sophistication and allure, residents and tourists can find the area to be quite commercially driven with their high-end boutiques, trendy restaurants, and utmost privacy. The area is the perfect blend of suburban comforts, a luxurious yet relaxed lifestyle, and a surprisingly hip vibe. When the neighborhood was developed at the turn of the century, it hosted several of the Olympic games in 1932. Rich in Hollywood history, Brentwood is now home to sprawling upscale single-family residences with impeccably manicured lawns, the Getty Center, and several trails for healthy living.