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Public · Grades 9–11
Los Angeles,
CA
Baldwin Village/Crenshaw
Los Angeles,
CA
Neighborhoods
Baldwin Village/Crenshaw
Suburban calm with Crenshaw Boulevard attitude
About the Neighborhood
Living in Baldwin Village/Crenshaw
Baldwin Village-Crenshaw is a classic South Los Angeles neighborhood with a vibrant community feel. The area is often just called “Crenshaw,” but encompasses both the Baldwin Village and Crenshaw areas. Along Crenshaw Boulevard, residents will find a variety of local eateries such as Orleans & York Crenshaw, The District by GS, and Earle’s On Crenshaw. Baldwin Village-Crenshaw has a more suburban feel, with its residential streets, shopping centers, and movie theaters. Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area is a major outdoor destination, located in the adjacent neighborhood of Baldwin Vista. This 308-acre park features a tranquil Japanese garden and scenic lotus ponds, alongside lakes, walking trails, a hummingbird garden, and sports fields. Overall, Baldwin Village-Crenshaw provides residents a laid-back atmosphere with its community feel, local restaurants, and green spaces.
Crenshaw Boulevard
Earle's Famous Hot Dogs
Kenneth Hahn Trails
Community
What Neighbors Say
Baldwin Village and Crenshaw offer a distinctive blend of Los Angeles history, architectural character, wonderful reerauts and shopping and a strong sense of local identity. With neighborhood favorites, convenient access to major corridors, and a rich cultural legacy, the area offers a unique perspective on South Los Angeles living.
One of the biggest community events is the Taste of Soul that happens annually that brings cultures together to enjoy food, entertainment, and shopping, all catered by local businesses. Known for its strong community and rich cultural heritage anchored by the historic Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza mall!
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Real Estate
Market Overview
Properties
Homes for Sale in Baldwin Village/Crenshaw
Expert Guidance
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Livability
Walk, Bike & Transit
58
Walk Score
53
Bike Score
55
Transit Score
Education
Schools
Virginia Road Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Coliseum Street Elementary School
Public · Grades K–5
Crenshaw Arts-Technology Charter High School
Charter · Grades 9–12
ISANA Nascent Academy
Charter · Grades K–8
Getting Around
Public Transit
Metro E Line (Expo)
Rail
DASH Crenshaw
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 105)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 102)
Bus
DASH Midtown
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 210)
Bus
Metro Local Line (Route 212)
Bus
Questions
Frequently Asked
Where is Baldwin Village-Crenshaw located in Los Angeles?
Baldwin Village-Crenshaw is located in South Los Angeles, bordered by Leimert Park to the east and Baldwin Hills to the west.
Is Baldwin Village-Crenshaw a good neighborhood to live in Los Angeles?
Baldwin Village-Crenshaw is a well-established neighborhood dating back to the early 1900s that offers a mix of residential housing, rich cultural history, and suburban convenience. The area features a variety of neighborhood dining options, shopping centers, and nearby parks like Jim Gilliam Park, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, and Norman O. Houston Park that bring community members together. Public transportation is readily accessible, with several Metro bus lines and the K Line light rail connecting residents to neighboring districts across Los Angeles.
What is Baldwin Village-Crenshaw, Los Angeles known for?
Baldwin Village-Crenshaw is recognized for its deep roots in Los Angeles art and musical culture. The neighborhood is also known for its historic commercial corridors, like Crenshaw Boulevard, which was established by real estate developer George L. Crenshaw in 1904.
How far is Baldwin Village-Crenshaw from downtown Los Angeles?
The Baldwin Village-Crenshaw neighborhood is located approximately 8 miles southwest of Downtown Los Angeles.
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