Calabasas
Gated hillside estates, upscale retail, and easy Highway 101 access just west of Woodland Hills.
Where it is
West of Woodland Hills along the US-101 corridor, framed by the Santa Monica Mountains to the south and the 101 to the north.
The vibe
Affluent and manicured, with gated communities, celebrity residents, and a compact downtown core known for high-end shopping and dining.
Neighborhood highlights
- The Commons at Calabasas outdoor shopping and dining center
- Malibu Creek State Park trailheads nearby
- Top-rated Las Virgenes Unified schools
- Old Town Calabasas's historic pumpkin patch and farmers market
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Where to eat
- Saddle Peak LodgeDestination-worthy game-forward fine dining in the canyon above town.
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Things to do & see
- The Commons at CalabasasOutdoor mall with a cinema, boutiques, and restaurant row.
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Claim this business - Malibu Creek State ParkPopular hiking and biking trails a short drive south.
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Where to shop
- The Commons at CalabasasUpscale national and boutique retail.
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Parks & green space
- Calabasas Bark ParkPopular off-leash dog park.
- Malibu Creek State ParkTrails, a lake, and film-history sites.
Schools
- A.C. Stelle Middle School
- Calabasas High School
Housing
Gated hillside estates and luxury single-family homes dominate, with prices among the highest in the western San Fernando Valley area.
Getting around
The US-101 runs directly through town; most residents drive, though Old Town Calabasas is walkable on its own.
A little history
Calabasas grew from a rural stagecoach stop into one of the most affluent suburbs bordering Woodland Hills, incorporating as its own city in 1991.
Living here
Families are drawn by top-rated schools, gated privacy, and quick access to both the Valley and the coast via Malibu Canyon Road.
Visiting for the first time
Browse The Commons, grab coffee in Old Town, then drive Malibu Canyon Road toward the coast for the scenery.
Life just west of Woodland Hills
Calabasas shares the US-101 corridor with Woodland Hills but trades commercial density for gated hillside privacy, drawing residents who want quiet estates minutes from Westfield Topanga and Warner Center.