Welcome to Brentwood
Brentwood channels an urban sensibility.
Brentwood includes high-style boutiques and trendy restaurants balanced by large secluded houses in the foothills of the Santa Monica mountains. It provides a tranquil refuge for residents, while maintaining a distinct presence in greater Los Angeles culture. One of the neighborhood’s defining features is the Getty Center, which delivers world-class art from its mountainside perch.
Brentwood’s history begins back in the late 19th century when it was originally part of a Mexican land grant. It went on to be developed at the turn of the century and would be home to several of the Olympic games in 1932. With a history that involves some of Hollywood’s most interesting stories, Brentwood is now a beautiful and affluent neighborhood that rests along the slopes of the Santa Monica mountains.
The Neighbors
Movie stars, celebrities, and upscale residents.
Brentwood has its share of high-profile residents but it’s also a mix of affluent families, UCLA students and faculty, and successful entertainment industry professionals who appreciate its quiet quaintness.
What to Expect
Healthful living, culture, and stunning SoCal scenery.
Brentwood’s understated polish pervades the neighborhood. While there are many restaurants, specialty food shops, and clothing boutiques, especially at the Brentwood Country Mart, Brentwood enjoys a slightly slower pace. The town is well-maintained, from its manicured parks to its sweeping city streets. From five-star restaurants that feature fine dining and international cuisine to casual lounges, Brentwood has much to offer its residents with diverse palettes and tastes.
The Lifestyle
Active, wholesome, and endorphin-driven.
Brentwood residents tend to invest in their health and connect with the natural environment. Opportunities for runners and yogi abound here. Specialty food and clothing shops, like those in Farmshop, power this community’s sharp appearance and organic diet. The Brentwood Farmers Market, one of the best in LA, draws residents from all over the city.
The Market
Architectural and beautifully landscaped homes.
Brentwood may feel quaint, but its single-family homes tend to be large and modern with manicured lawns.
You'll Fall In Love With
Brentwood’s small-town sensibility and tenured population.
Though it sits alongside the hustle and bustle of Santa Monica, Brentwood maintains a neighborhood vibe. Quaint shops are its calling card and long-time residents greet one another on the area's many running paths and trails, lending a sense of stability and familiarity.
