Neighborhood Guide · Valley Village
Real Estate Agent in Valley Village Who Knows Its Quiet Streets
Valley Village is a quiet, walkable neighborhood in the southeast San Fernando Valley, in the City of Los Angeles. It sits between Studio City, Sherman Oaks, and North Hollywood. Typical median prices run about $1.1 million to $1.4 million. Andrew Liberty helps people buy, sell, and invest here.
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What’s the Move in Valley Village?
Quiet streets, strong schools, and a mix of homes. Pick where to begin.
Buying
Buying in Valley Village
Valley Village draws families for the schools and the quiet streets. Andrew helps you compare condos and houses, so you find a home that fits how you want to live.
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Selling in Valley Village
Good schools and tree-lined blocks are the biggest draw. Andrew prices your home on real Valley Village sales and markets it to the families looking for exactly that.
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Investing in Valley Village
Valley Village offers steady demand without the price of its flashier neighbors. Andrew runs the real numbers before he recommends any investment.
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Valley Village at a Glance
The short version first. Valley Village is a small, quiet neighborhood where condos, townhomes, and single-family streets sit side by side.
- Location
- Southeast San Fernando Valley, City of Los Angeles. Roughly between Burbank Boulevard to the north and the Ventura Freeway to the south.
- Primary ZIP
- 91607. MLS records also use 91601, 91602, and 91401 for nearby streets.
- Key corridors
- Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank Boulevard, Laurel Canyon Boulevard, and Coldwater Canyon Avenue.
- Local character
- Quiet, tree-lined streets, walkable pockets, and small shops along Magnolia.
- Housing stock
- A mix of condos, townhomes, single-family houses, and small apartment buildings.
- Bordering areas
- Studio City, Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood, and Valley Glen.
Lifestyle
Living in Valley Village: What to Know Before You Buy
Your street and your building shape daily life more than square feet do.
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Magnolia Boulevard and the Village Core
Magnolia Boulevard is the commercial spine, with cafes, restaurants, and shops. Homes close to it are easy to walk from.
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Quiet Single-Family Streets
Many streets are calm and tree-lined, with 1940s and 1950s homes. Families like the quiet and the short drive to Studio City.
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Condo and Townhome Corridors
Buildings cluster along streets such as Burbank Boulevard, Whitsett Avenue, and Radford Avenue. They offer a lower price and low upkeep.
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Walkability and Errands
Walk Score is about 77, which is high for a Valley neighborhood. Many errands take a short walk. Outlying streets need a car.
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Commute and Connectivity
The 101 and 170 freeways sit nearby, so trips to Burbank, Hollywood, and downtown are short. Rush hour still slows the main boulevards.
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Family Life and Schools
Families choose Valley Village for its quiet streets and school options, including Colfax Charter Elementary. Confirm the school for each address.
Listings
Valley Village Homes for Sale and Recently Sold
See homes on the market now, followed by recent sales. Select any home to view photos, price, beds, baths, and square footage.
No Valley Village listings right now. Here are other homes Andrew has listed and sold.
Everyday Life
Local Places and Daily Rhythm
The places people use week to week.
Food and drink
Dining
Magnolia Boulevard has cafes, restaurants, and small shops within a short walk of many homes.
Errands
Shopping and Services
Groceries and daily services sit along the main boulevards, a short drive from most streets.
Outdoors
Parks and Recreation
Small neighborhood parks, such as Weddington Park, offer play areas and green space.
Anchors
Schools
LAUSD serves Valley Village through four elementary zones, including Colfax Charter Elementary and Burbank Boulevard Elementary. Oakwood School is a private option. Confirm by address.
Local Expertise
Meet Andrew Liberty
Andrew Ruric Liberty II · CA DRE# 01965696 | Compass California, Inc. · CA DRE# 01991628
I work throughout Valley Village, where good schools and quiet, tree-lined streets matter more to most buyers than anything flashy. I am a REALTOR® and a Certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert. I started in commercial real estate, so I analyze condos, multi-unit buildings, and houses with the same careful eye.
I explain each step in plain words. You always know what you are buying or selling.
- REALTOR®
- Certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert (RENE)
- RealTrends Verified and Los Angeles Magazine Real Estate All-Stars
- Residential, investment, and development
Process
How I Work With Clients
The same clear steps from first call to closing.
- 01
Consultation
Goals, timing, and options. No pressure.
- 02
Strategy
Value, comps, and conditions first.
- 03
Search or Pricing
A curated search, or a clear pricing plan.
- 04
Negotiation
Certified skill at every point of leverage.
- 05
Closing
Escrow, inspections, and paperwork handled.
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Ongoing
Advice on value long after closing.
Client Proof
What Clients Say About Working With Andrew
“His professionalism, patience and expertise made purchasing a home in an incredibly difficult market seamless.”
“Andrew and his team made the whole process easy. We were green to everything, and he always had time to answer our questions.”
Free & Confidential
Know Your Valley Village Home’s Value
A valuation built on your street or your building, not a citywide average. Andrew reviews the closest real sales and tells you what, if anything, is worth doing before you list.
- Free and no obligation
- Based on real Valley Village sales
- Reviewed by Andrew himself
Common Questions
Valley Village Real Estate FAQ
Direct answers to what buyers and sellers ask most.
What is Valley Village known for?
Valley Village is known for its quiet, tree-lined streets, strong schools, walkable pockets, and easy access to Studio City.
Where is Valley Village?
Valley Village is a neighborhood in the southeast San Fernando Valley, in the City of Los Angeles. It sits between Studio City, Sherman Oaks, and North Hollywood.
How much do homes cost in Valley Village?
Median prices run about $1.1 million to $1.4 million, depending on the source. Condos and townhomes start near $600,000. Single-family houses range from about $900,000 to $2.5 million and up.
What ZIP code is Valley Village?
The main ZIP code is 91607. Some MLS records also use 91601, 91602, and 91401 for nearby streets.
Is Valley Village walkable?
Yes. Walk Score is about 77, which is high for a Valley neighborhood. Most errands near Magnolia Boulevard take a short walk. Outlying streets need a car.
Are the schools good in Valley Village?
Valley Village is known for strong schools, including Colfax Charter Elementary. LAUSD serves the area through four elementary zones, and Oakwood School is a private option. Confirm the school for each address.
Should I buy a condo or a house in Valley Village?
Condos suit buyers who want a lower price and low upkeep. Houses suit buyers who want a yard and more room. Compare the full monthly cost, including HOA fees.
Is Valley Village a good place to invest?
It can be. Condos, duplexes, and small apartment buildings give several ways in. Check rents, rent rules, and repair costs for each property.
Is it easy to commute from Valley Village?
Yes, compared with many Valley areas. The 101 and 170 freeways sit nearby, so trips to Burbank, Hollywood, and downtown are short. Rush hour still slows the main boulevards.
Who is the best real estate agent in Valley Village?
Choose an agent with local comps and real negotiation skill. Andrew Liberty is a REALTOR®, a Certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert, RealTrends Verified, and a Los Angeles Magazine Real Estate All-Star.
Next Step
Buying or Selling in Valley Village?
Start with a conversation about your street, your timing, and what the market means for you. Free consultation. No pressure.