Studio City Neighborhoods: The Grove

The Grove Studio City

I have been told that the quaint little pocket between Moorpark (n), Valleyheart (s), Laurel Canyon (w) and Radford (e) is named The Grove because before Mack Sennett showed up in the Valley that area was a pecan grove. Sounds like it could be true. When you say "The Grove" today everyone thinks of the retail and entertainment complex in Los Angeles and it seems that most have forgotten that this enclave has a name but those of us that have been selling homes in the Valley for years would love to be able to put their sign up in front of any one of the approximately 85 single family homes in The Grove. There is just something special about The Grove and the people that call it home.

Like most of the upscale neighborhoods in The San Fernando Valley a lot of the original homes built in the thirties, forties and fifties are gone but on the rare occasion that a home goes on the market in The Grove you could luck out and get one of the cottages or ranchers ( there is even one or two Melenthine homes there) that give the area such character.

Only two homes have sold in The Grove in the past 6 months. One was 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and 3,048 square feet of living space sited on a 10,000 square foot lot built in 1940 which sold for $1,400,000. The other was built in 2016 and featured 5 bedrooms, 5 baths and 3,700 square feet. It sold for $2,323,000.

At writing there was only one active listing available. If you are thinking of selling your home in The Grove and want to know the value or if you think you might want to live in The Grove and want to look at homes on the market check out our site The Grove Studio City Homes For Sale