Mid Los Angeles is a picturesque neighborhood centrally located the city of Los Angeles. The area boasts an area of historic single-family homes and a post office named for Ray Charles. Nestled in the middle of a bustling metropolitan area this unique community maintains an uncrowded, suburban feel yet offers urban conveniences. Stroll the palm tree boulevard or turn down a tree-lined street and browse the many shops, boutiques, and markets while soaking in the California sunshine.

The community is nestled south of Carthay and Mid-Wilshire, west of Arlington Heights, north of Culver City, and east of Beverlywood. The Santa Monica Freeway runs to the south of the area and is easily accessible for convenient commuting. Downtown Los Angeles is also easy reached by bus or light rail.

Potential home buyers will find beautiful Spanish-style homes and traditional single family houses located in lovely well maintained neighborhoods. There are developments designed with estate type homes on large manicured lawns, single-family communities with tree lined streets and and houses surrounded by their own green space. Other neighborhoods have more of an urban feel with houses and duplexes nestled close together offering a cozy and inviting feel. The significant architecture and history of an eight block section of the region has been recognized for its significance and designated a Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zone. Named Lafayette Square, for the famous General Lafayette, this gated community consists of 236 homes. Housing styles and sizes vary greatly as do the prices making this area an affordable location for many.

Los Angeles Unified School District oversees the many public schools in the area. There are 15 elementary schools, five middle schools, and six high schools. These public institutions include magnet and charter schools to choose from. Many private and parochial schools and academies are also available. There are eleven private elementary schools, eight private middle schools, and four private high schools.

Dining out in this area is a pleasure. There is an eatery to please every taste. Choose from steak houses, a vast array of ethnic cuisine, inviting bistros and cafes, and specialty shops such as bakeries and sushi bars. Make reservations for an evening of fine dining or enjoy a delicious burger or deli sandwich at a sidewalk cafe.

Every Sunday locals flock to the large Farmer's market where booths have been set up along the street. There are vendors offering fresh local produce, seafood and meats, and colorful art work. On the other days of the week shoppers will find a wide-range of stores, shops, boutiques, and markets to meet their every need.

The peaceful suburban attitude extends to after-dark with the entertainment option such as cinemas, a comedy club, and quiet bars and bistros. Those looking for the glittery nightlife famous in Los Angeles find such venues in other locations.

Mid Los Angeles offers a picturesque and uncrowded oasis in the middle of one of the world largest and busiest urban area. Residents embrace roadways that are not clogged with traffic, palm tree lined boulevards, a colorful weekly Farmer's market, and a quiet, pleasant, and welcoming community. Enjoy the convenience of urban living while living in an ideal suburban paradise.