Pacific
Palisades is nestled between the Santa Monica mountains and the sandy beaches.
Known for its “hometown” feel residents enjoy a relaxed, neighborly atmosphere.
Pacific Palisades offers a lovely Village where the Caruso center now sits
where you can shop & dine at many fine boutiques & restaurants.
In Pacific Palisades are several different and distinct neighborhoods,
The Riviera is the most exclusive and expensive areas of the Palisades. It is located between San Remo to the east and Amalfi Drive to the west, on both sides of Sunset. The homes are usually large and on bigger lots. It is conveniently located on the east end of the Palisades, close to Brentwood. With its wide streets and deep setbacks, this is an area perfect for someone that appreciates their privacy. In the upper Riviera, many of the homes have stunning city and mountain views. The exclusive Riviera Country Club offers both golf and tennis. Children may attend the Canyon Elementary school.
This highly desirable Huntington area lies west of Chautauqua and south Sunset. There are mostly traditional-style homes on flat, wide lots. This area is popular with upscale families, due to the nice wide, flat streets and sidewalks. It is walking distance to the Pacific Palisades Park and recreation center. Many of the original single-story homes are torn down to make way for new construction homes The Huntington like its sister area North of Montana in Santa Monica is home to many celebrities & entertainment people.
Rustic Canyon is the most unique neighborhoods in the Palisades. Nestled under the beautiful trees and alongside the babbling brook, these are mostly architectural and rustic-style homes. The area was built around the original Up-Lifters Ranch. This area is for people who likes privacy, quiet and shade. It is tucked away south of Sunset and convenient to Santa Monica. Most homes are in the Canyon Elementary school district.
The Alphabet Streets is a popular area in the Palisades. It is a flat residential area and is walking distance to shopping district of the Village. Many young families choose the ABC streets to call home.
South (or West) of Sunset toward the beach. There are the Via de la Paz Bluff homes and the El Medio Bluff homes. This flat area enjoys wonderful ocean breezes and is walking distance to the Bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean and convenient to town for shopping. The Via de la Paz Bluff homes are in the Palisades Elementary district.
The Marquez Knolls area near Marquez Elementary school is another popular area with young families. It can be one of the most affordable areas. Up the hill, on the knoll, homes have fantastic ocean views. This area was mostly built in the 50’s and the mainly 1-story homes have a unique, “mid-century” feel.
The Highlands is newest neighborhood in the Palisades is in the hills above Sunset. It is also one of the few areas in the Palisades with condominiums and townhouses.It has newer beautiful 2-story homes and estates. Many of the homes are large in square footage (about 3000-6000sf) and are affiliated with the exclusive Summit Club.
In Pacific Palisades are several different and distinct neighborhoods,
The Riviera is the most exclusive and expensive areas of the Palisades. It is located between San Remo to the east and Amalfi Drive to the west, on both sides of Sunset. The homes are usually large and on bigger lots. It is conveniently located on the east end of the Palisades, close to Brentwood. With its wide streets and deep setbacks, this is an area perfect for someone that appreciates their privacy. In the upper Riviera, many of the homes have stunning city and mountain views. The exclusive Riviera Country Club offers both golf and tennis. Children may attend the Canyon Elementary school.
This highly desirable Huntington area lies west of Chautauqua and south Sunset. There are mostly traditional-style homes on flat, wide lots. This area is popular with upscale families, due to the nice wide, flat streets and sidewalks. It is walking distance to the Pacific Palisades Park and recreation center. Many of the original single-story homes are torn down to make way for new construction homes The Huntington like its sister area North of Montana in Santa Monica is home to many celebrities & entertainment people.
Rustic Canyon is the most unique neighborhoods in the Palisades. Nestled under the beautiful trees and alongside the babbling brook, these are mostly architectural and rustic-style homes. The area was built around the original Up-Lifters Ranch. This area is for people who likes privacy, quiet and shade. It is tucked away south of Sunset and convenient to Santa Monica. Most homes are in the Canyon Elementary school district.
The Alphabet Streets is a popular area in the Palisades. It is a flat residential area and is walking distance to shopping district of the Village. Many young families choose the ABC streets to call home.
South (or West) of Sunset toward the beach. There are the Via de la Paz Bluff homes and the El Medio Bluff homes. This flat area enjoys wonderful ocean breezes and is walking distance to the Bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean and convenient to town for shopping. The Via de la Paz Bluff homes are in the Palisades Elementary district.
The Marquez Knolls area near Marquez Elementary school is another popular area with young families. It can be one of the most affordable areas. Up the hill, on the knoll, homes have fantastic ocean views. This area was mostly built in the 50’s and the mainly 1-story homes have a unique, “mid-century” feel.
The Highlands is newest neighborhood in the Palisades is in the hills above Sunset. It is also one of the few areas in the Palisades with condominiums and townhouses.It has newer beautiful 2-story homes and estates. Many of the homes are large in square footage (about 3000-6000sf) and are affiliated with the exclusive Summit Club.
