ZIP 91371

Pierce College Area

Small, mostly-institutional ZIP anchored by Pierce College's farmland campus.

Vibe
Institutional, open, farmland-adjacent
Best for
Students, farm-stand shoppers, horse people
Median home
Limited residential stock
Landmark
Pierce College Farm Center

Where it is

A compact ZIP in northeastern Woodland Hills centered on Pierce College, bounded roughly by Victory Blvd, De Soto Ave, and Winnetka Ave.

The vibe

Quiet and campus-driven — this ZIP is dominated by Pierce College's open fields, working farm, and equestrian center, giving this corner of Woodland Hills a surprisingly rural, wide-open feel a few minutes from Warner Center.

Neighborhood highlights

  • Pierce College's working farm, arboretum, and equestrian center
  • The Great Wall of Los Angeles mural nearby along the Tujunga Wash
  • Farm stand produce sales open to the public
  • Quick access to Victory Blvd and the US-101

Neighborhoods within 91371

Pierce College campusWinnetka Ave corridor

Where to eat

  • Pierce College Farm Center
    On-campus farm stand selling produce, eggs, and honey grown on-site.

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  • Nearby Victory Blvd taquerias
    Casual, inexpensive lunch spots a short drive from campus.

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  • Coffee carts near the quad
    Campus coffee stops popular with students and staff.

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Things to do & see

  • Pierce College Farm Walk
    Self-guided walk past the dairy, equine center, and crop fields.

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  • Pierce College Equestrian Center
    Boarding, lessons, and horse shows open to the community.

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  • Farm Center produce stand
    Weekly fresh produce and plant sales.

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  • Pierce College Athletics events
    Community college sports open to the public.

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Where to shop

  • Farm Center stand
    Seasonal produce, honey, and plants grown on campus.

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  • Winnetka Ave retail strip
    Everyday services just outside the campus boundary.

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Parks & green space

  • Pierce College open fields
    Wide-open green space used for walking and informal recreation.
  • Victory-Winnetka pocket parks
    Small neighborhood green spaces nearby.

Schools

  • Pierce College (community college)
  • El Camino Real Charter High (nearby attendance area)

Housing

Very limited residential stock — this ZIP is dominated by the Pierce College campus itself, with a small ring of single-family homes and apartments along its edges shared with neighboring Woodland Hills and Canoga Park streets.

Getting around

Victory Blvd and De Soto Ave both border the campus with easy access to the US-101 a few minutes south. Metro local bus lines serve the campus directly.

A little history

Pierce College opened in 1947 on former agricultural land, and it has deliberately kept a working farm and equestrian program ever since — a rare sight this deep into suburban Los Angeles. The campus farmland gives this small ZIP an identity entirely distinct from the dense commercial development just to the south.

Living here

This is less a residential neighborhood than an institutional anchor — students, faculty, and a small ring of nearby homeowners share the area, drawn by the open space and unusually rural feel for the middle of the Valley.

Visiting for the first time

Walk the Farm Center paths, pick up fresh produce at the stand, and swing by the equestrian center to see horses and lesson programs in action — a genuinely unexpected find this close to Warner Center.

A working farm in the Valley

Pierce College still runs a functioning dairy, crop fields, and an equestrian center on its campus, a legacy of its 1947 founding on agricultural land. The Farm Center stand sells produce and plants grown right there, making this pocket of Woodland Hills feel far more rural than its ZIP code neighbors just a few minutes south.

A quiet, green anchor

With no real commercial strip of its own, 91371 functions as green, open breathing room between the density of Warner Center and the neighborhoods of Canoga Park and Winnetka to the north — a reminder that even the San Fernando Valley has room for a working farm.