Brentwood Real Estate

Welcome to Brentwood

The west-side Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood offers a respite and quaintness that appeals to more low-key affluent residents. With one of the lowest population densities in the county, Brentwood provides seclusion and quiet for its residents. Known for it surburban feel, this neighborhood is dotted with many mid-century properties with distinctive architectural styles. Here, prospective buyers can find the works of Frank Lloyd Wright as well as his son Lloyd Wright alongside classic Tudor, Spanish, Ranch, and even Plantation style homes. To gain access to these unique homes before they're snapped up, interested buyers must consult with expert Brentwood real estate agent Dan Heston.

Though the population of Brentwood is slightly older than average cities, Brentwood is esteemed for its child-friendliness, too. Brentwood is served by two public and seven private schools, including an all-girls college prep school.

• Population: 31,344
• Land Area: 15.22 sq. miles
• Primary Zip Code: 90210
• Districts: Brentwood Circle, Brentwood Glen, Bundy Canyon, Crestwood Hills, Kenter Canyon, Mandeville Canyon
• Bordered by Bel Air and the San Diego Freeway to the east; Pacific Palisades to the west; Wilshire Boulevard to the south; Santa Monica to the southwest; mountainous Topanga State Park to the north
• Median Home Price: $3,554,300

The neighborhood of Brentwood has a unique history in Los Angeles. Unlike many areas which were developed from the start as exclusive, high-end estates, the humble beginnings of Brentwood carry through to today's community attitude. Dating back to the 1880s, Brentwood was situated beside the National Home for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. The neighborhood of Brentwood Glen continues to serve this community with its Veterans Administration building. Due to its lengthy history, this neighborhood hosts many older homes with unique periods of architecture you rarely find anywhere else in L.A.

Each subdivision of Brentwood is served by a different Homeowners Association, making it vital to know the details of your home's community before placing an offer. That's why many prospective residents of this area of Los Angeles work with Brentwood realtor Dan Heston, whose intimate knowledge of the city allows him to guide clients to the best neighborhoods with the best suited homes.