Studio City

Looking for some excitement? Take a stroll down to Ventura Place, Studio City’s highly walkable downtown filled with shops, restaurants, bars, pubs, events, live entertainment, and more. Enjoy outstanding events, like Studio City Farmers Market, Arts and Crafts Show, Fourth of July Fireworks, Winter Family Festival, or the Luminaria Festival. Just a block away, you’ll find the Los Angeles River Walk, where you can experience the Los Angeles River by foot, bike, or even kayak.

It might be bustling with attractions and entertainment, but Studio City is actually a fantastic place to get outside and explore. Local parks, such as Moorpark Park, Woodbridge Park, and Wilacre Park offer quiet recreational escapes within the city. The Studio Recreation Center and Beeman Park offer amenities such as an auditorium, picnic areas, basketball and tennis courts, an outdoor track, and even programs and classes. Want to really escape? The nearby Hollywood Hills offer numerous parks, like Fryman Canyon Park and Coldwater Canyon Park, which offer miles of hiking trails yielding beautiful views over the city, as well as gardens, orchards, and nature education centers.

Studio City is home to the CBS Studio Center, and Universal Studios, its largest employers, as well as numerous smaller businesses. Located next to Burbank, Studio City offers easy access to major employers such as Warner Bros and Disney Studios, and easy freeway access places all the opportunities of Hollywood just 10 minutes away.

Studio City is served by Los Angeles Unified School District, and the community’s schools include Rio Vista Elementary, Colfax Charter Elementary, Walter Reed Middle, Dixie Canyon Community School, Carpenter Community Charter, and North Hollywood Senior High. There are also several private schools within the community, such as Harvard-Westlake School, Campbell Hall School, Bridges Academy, AMC Little, Oakwood Elementary, St. Charles Borromeo, and Morning Star Christian Academy.