Brentwood

Welcome to Brentwood

Though now synonymous with modern luxury, Brentwood’s roots trace back to the late 19th-century as part of the Rancho San Vicente y Santa Monica grant. It hosted athletic events during the 1932 Summer Olympics and evolved steadily over the decades into one of the country's most coveted zip codes, attracting cultural landmarks and prominent architecture.

What to Expect

Vibrant commercial strips, quiet residential havens, and highly rated local institutions.

Brentwood feels refined yet energetic. Unlike neighborhoods with heavily touristed corridors, Brentwood remains localized and intimate. Residents crowd the historic Brentwood Country Mart on weekends, while food lovers flock to the weekly farmers market. Culture takes center stage just up the hill at the iconic Getty Center, offering world-class art and stunning panoramic views of the LA basin.

The Lifestyle

Brimming with early-morning espresso runs, midday wellness, and world-class dining.

The surrounding area offers convenient access to recreation, dining, and everyday amenities. The wide grass median along San Vicente Boulevard is a popular spot for outdoor exercise, with fitness studios located near Barrington Avenue. Restaurants with patio dining and neighborhood shops are just a short distance away.

Unexpected Appeal

An architectural playground hidden in plain sight.

Beyond the pristine storefronts, Brentwood boasts a deep architectural history. Tucked into its winding canyons are mid-century modern masterpieces designed by legendary architects like Frank Lloyd Wright, Richard Neutra, and A. Quincy Jones.

The Market

A rich mix of architectural estates, gated compounds, and luxury condominiums.

The real estate market here commands a premium, with properties known for their privacy and architectural distinction. Options range from sprawling mid-century and traditional estates in Brentwood Park to high-end, low-maintenance luxury condominiums closer to the Wilshire corridor.

You'll Fall in Love With

The charming, historic Brentwood Country Mart.

Dating back to 1948, this beloved outdoor courtyard retains its classic early-American red barn charm while playing host to premium boutiques, artisanal bakeries, and gourmet eateries. It serves as the ultimate neighborhood living room—a place where you can grab a morning coffee, pick up organic groceries, or bump into friends and neighbors under the open sky.