Beverly
wood
Beverly
wood
Beverlywood - In the Center of it All. Yet, Far Removed.
Tucked between Beverly Hills, Century City, and Culver City, Beverlywood is a calm, residential neighborhood in the middle of it all – which is a huge benefit. Developed in the 1940s, it’s known for its winding streets, well-manicured Traditional and Ranch-style homes, and a serious sense of community.
Families move here for the excellent schools, walkable blocks, and of course, central access to essentially everything. In other words, you’ll spend more time at home, less in LA’s iconic traffic. It might just be one of LA’s most livable areas.
It’s a neighborhood that feels both established and lively — walkable, diverse, and rich in character. And with thousands of students in town, the streets buzz with youthful vibes. Think casual bars, late-night eats, and a college-town spirit that will always keep Westwood down-to-earth.
Where in the LA is Beverlywood
Beverlywood sits south of Beverly Hills and Century City, east of Cheviot Hills, and north of Culver City. Mostly residential, it’s bordered by Pico and Robertson Boulevards, with the 10 and 405 freeways just minutes away — keeping the rest of LA easily within reach.
HISTORY 10’1
Beverlywood was developed in the 1940s as one of Los Angeles’s first planned residential communities. Its homeowners’ association — still active today — has long shaped the neighborhood’s look and feel, preserving its quiet, consistent character in the middle of the city.
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Shopping & Food Recommendations
Factor’s Famous Deli
On Pico since 1948, this Jewish deli is a neighborhood staple. Matzo ball soup, towering pastrami, and old-school comfort.
Pat’s Restaurant
A Pico-Robertson classic. Kosher steaks, hearty portions, and a welcoming vibe that’s kept locals gathering here for decades.
The Apple Pan
A short drive away and well worth it. Burgers (best in LA?) and pies served at the counter since 1947. Iconic, unfussy, an LA institution.
Century City Westfield
Not just a mall — a polished destination with designer shops, rooftop dining, and Eataly for a gourmet stroll. And an excellent IMAX theatre.
Simon Meadow Farmers Market
A weekend ritual. Fresh produce, local vendors, and the sense of community that makes Beverlywood so family-friendly.
Mizlala
Mediterranean small plates with bright flavors and casual charm. Perfect for lunch with friends or an easy dinner to bring home.
Factor’s Famous Deli
On Pico since 1948, this Jewish deli is a neighborhood staple. Matzo ball soup, towering pastrami, and old-school comfort.
Pat’s Restaurant
A Pico-Robertson classic. Kosher steaks, hearty portions, and a welcoming vibe that’s kept locals gathering here for decades.
The Apple Pan
A short drive away and well worth it. Burgers (best in LA?) and pies served at the counter since 1947. Iconic, unfussy, an LA institution.
Century City Westfield
Not just a mall — a polished destination with designer shops, rooftop dining, and Eataly for a gourmet stroll. And an excellent IMAX theatre.
Simon Meadow Farmers Market
A weekend ritual. Fresh produce, local vendors, and the sense of community that makes Beverlywood so family-friendly.
Mizlala
Mediterranean small plates with bright flavors and casual charm. Perfect for lunch with friends or an easy dinner to bring home.
Schools in Beverlywood
Primary Schools
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Castle Heights Elementary School 9750 W. Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035 |
PUBLIC | K-5 | Rating: 4.5/5 |
Middle Schools
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John Burroughs Middle School 600 S. McCadden Pl, Los Angeles CA 90005 |
PUBLIC | 6-8 | Rating: 4/5 |
Mixed Schools
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Harvard-Westlake School 700 N. Faring Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90077 |
PRIVATE | K-12 | Rating: N/A |
Parks & Trails in Beverlywood
Reyburn Park
Cheviot Hills Recreation Center
Beverly Hills Roxbury Park
Reyburn Park
Cheviot Hills Recreation Center
Beverly Hills Roxbury Park
