Apartments for Rent in Valley Village, San Fernando Valley, CA

Renter's guide to Valley Village, Los-Angeles, CA

Nestled in the sunny San Fernando Valley, among the northwest suburbs of Los Angeles, is the very nice neighborhood known as Valley Village. It's less than 14 miles away from LA on one side and a little further to the seashore on the other. Therefore, when it comes to scenic suburban serenity, you really couldn't ask for more!

This region, which takes up 260 sq. miles of terrain, is often simply referred to as The Valley. Yet this neighborhood only makes up 2 sq. miles of that, sitting between the bigger suburbs of Sherman Oaks and Burbank. The weather in Valley Village is on the warmer side, with highs temps hitting 80° during the summer season. However, beginning in September things cool down a bit to around 65°, but the barometer rarely goes below 50° here.

Tips for renting in Valley Village, Los-Angeles, CA

Things to do in Valley Village, Los-Angeles, CA

Seeing as though this is the sunny San Fernando Valley of California, we certainly have a wide variety of things to do in Valley Village and the surrounding region. Whether it's outdoor activities or indoor entertainment, the options really are abundant around here! From all different sorts of dining and every type of store, to scenic parks, sports stadiums, movie studios and much more…

There are also a few popular theme parks near the area. Universal Studios is a short drive and Disneyland isn't too far south either. Or, for even more amusement, Six Flags Magic Mountain is about 40 miles north of here. And for concertgoers, many music venues are in the vicinity of Valley Village including the famous Hollywood Bowl. Plus, for wildlife lovers, this is a pleasant place to enjoy whale and dolphin watching all year long. Of course this means that the coast isn't very far (less than 25 minutes by car) to Santa Monica. Then, in-between here and the beach, it's hard for anyone to miss the great Topanga State Park, especially outdoor enthusiasts!

Valley Village, Los-Angeles, CA employment & economy

Thanks to the centralized location and large amount of active industries in the area, there are lots of job opportunities in Valley Village and nearby. Though employment can be found within the neighborhood itself, many residents wind up working in the surrounding suburbs or cities such as Los Angeles. So luckily, most people here don't have to travel too far from home for work purposes.

Considering that this region is where the majority of movies and TV shows are made, positions are usually open in every level of that industry. Another option for employment in Valley Village is working for the village itself, as they employ over 300 people, from part-time to full-time. In addition, other main industries in the area include tourism, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and education.

Education in Valley Village, Los-Angeles, CA

Though residents do have access to public schools in Valley Village, most of them are located close by in the bordering suburbs. In fact, this neighborhood is considered part of the Los Angeles Unified School District. More precisely, there are a total of 8 public schools that can conveniently be attended by people who live here. Plus, you'll find 2 private schools in Valley Village, Oakwood Secondary and Valley Torah.

And for adult education, there are a number of colleges near Valley Village. In fact, there are over 100 trade schools, community colleges and universities within 45 miles of here. A few notable places include Los Angeles Valley College and West Coast University.