- Mariposa St, Glendale, CA 91205$3,150/mo2 beds · 2.5 baths · 850 sq ftMariposa StGlendale, CA 91205
- 221 N Kenwood St, Glendale, CA 91206$2,995/mo2 beds · 1.5 baths · 1,300 sq ft221 N Kenwood StGlendale, CA 91206
- 219 N Isabel St #5, Glendale, CA 91206$3,400/mo2 beds · 3 baths · 1,129 sq ft219 N Isabel St #5Glendale, CA 91206
- 217 Sinclair Ave #217, Glendale, CA 91206$3,200/mo2 beds · 1 bath · 997 sq ft217 Sinclair Ave #217Glendale, CA 91206
- 430 Pioneer Dr, Glendale, CA 91203$4,099/mo2 beds · 2.5 baths · 1,500 sq ft430 Pioneer DrGlendale, CA 91203
- 215 Sinclair Ave #215, Glendale, CA 91206$3,200/mo2 beds · 1 bath · 997 sq ft215 Sinclair Ave #215Glendale, CA 91206
- 926 Calle Amable, Glendale, CA 91208$1,400/mo4 beds · 3 baths · 2,615 sq ft926 Calle AmableGlendale, CA 91208
About Glendale
Thinking of moving to Glendale? Here's what you need to know.
If you're looking for a taste of Los Angeles mixed with a bit of the mountains, try Glendale on for size. Its central location, phenomenal shopping and outdoor activities, plus thriving economy make Glendale one of the most popular cities in Los Angeles County, not to mention one of the largest. Its more than 200,000 residents enjoy neighboring cities Burbank, Pasadena and Van Nuys, plus easy access to multiple freeways and the beauty of Verdugo Mountains and Wildwood Canyon Park. It's a slice of the great outdoors in the heart of L.A.
Who's There?
With excellent public safety, a strong school system, convenient location and economic stability, it's no surprise that Glendale's property values are high, resulting in many white-collar, highly educated, affluent residents throughout the city. That isn't to say the Glendale crowd isn't artistic. In fact, it boasts a large number of artists and designers as well as young and diverse dwellers. It's also a hot spot for business, with Walt Disney Imagineering, DreamWorks, Nestle USA and other major corporations anchoring here.
What's Around Glendale?
The proximity to multiple parks, valleys and mountains make Glendale a fabulous escape in the heart of the city. Head north and you'll find the Deukmejian Wilderness Park; head northwest to reach both Wildwood Canyon Park and La Tuna Canyon Park; head southwest and you'll hit Griffith Park with some of the most popular hiking trails in the county. If you're looking for more urban surroundings, you're only 10 miles from downtown L.A., and even closer to West Hollywood. Though the city is somewhat walkable, your best bet for getting around is anything with wheels or rails. Fortunately, you can catch the Glendale Beeline bus system, Metrolink, Metro, Greyhound and Amtrak, plus Dial-A-Ride, the city's transportation service for those who are disabled or over 65 years old.
What Do You Do In Glendale?
For shopping, the city is home to the fashionable Americana at Brand, as well as one of the largest malls in L.A., The Glendale Galleria. Be sure to visit Forest Lawn Memorial Park for panoramic views and a peaceful stroll along the grounds where Walt Disney, Jimmy Stewart and many other famous figures are buried. For even more entertainment, catch a show at the historic Alex Theatre or the Glendale Centre Theatre.
Glendale Attractions
- The Americana at Brand: Designed to look like a city center, this outdoor shopping complex has 75 shops, plenty of restaurants and residential units.
- Forest Lawn Memorial Park: Thanks to its gorgeous statuary, burial sites of big-name celebrities, and a museum featuring world-class art, this cemetery is a must-visit.
- Brand Library and Art Center: This restored mansion is now home to a public library, an art museum and a music library. It also hosts plenty of great exhibitions and events.
- Glendale Galleria: One of the biggest shopping malls in Southern California, the Galleria is a shopper's paradise. Enjoy countless retail stores or just wander around the space to take in the upscale design and architecture.
