Los Angeles,
CA

Sherman Oaks

Los Angeles,
CA
Neighborhoods

Sherman Oaks

A hillside escape with the Valley at your doorstep

About the Neighborhood

Living in Sherman Oaks

Stretching from Mulholland Drive in the Santa Monica Mountains to Burbank Boulevard, Sherman Oaks is a residential neighborhood in the central San Fernando Valley. Ventura Boulevard serves as its main street, with local dining staples like Casa Vega, Bacari, and The Local Peasant. Shoppers can browse Westfield Fashion Square and the Sherman Oaks Galleria, and a weekly Tuesday farmers market sets up at Fashion Square. Sherman Oaks Castle Park, a city-run recreation spot, offers miniature golf, batting cages, and an arcade. With its dining, shopping, and recreation, Sherman Oaks offers residents a convenient, community-focused Valley lifestyle.
Ventura Boulevard Dining
Sherman Oaks Castle Park
Fashion Square Shopping
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Collette Canepa
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Livability

Walk, Bike & Transit

62

Walk Score

51

Bike Score

44

Transit Score
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Getting Around

Public Transit

Metro Local Line (Route 155)
Bus
DASH Van Nuys/Studio City
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Metro Local Line (Route 233)
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Metro Local Line (Route 234)
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Metro Local Line (Route 158)
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Metro Local Line (Route 240)
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CE549
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Questions

Frequently Asked

Sherman Oaks is found in the central San Fernando Valley, with Studio City to the east and Encino to the west.
Sherman Oaks is a well-rounded Valley neighborhood with shopping, dining, and recreation close together along Ventura Boulevard. Van Nuys/Sherman Oaks Park adds a pool, running trail, and sports fields, while the Tuesday farmers market and Castle Park give residents more ways to get out and connect. Sherman Oaks also sits near the 101 and 405 freeways, with bus service along Ventura Boulevard.
Sherman Oaks is known for the dining along Ventura Boulevard, including its well-known stretch of sushi restaurants, and for shopping destinations like the Sherman Oaks Galleria. The neighborhood takes its name from Moses Sherman, the developer who subdivided roughly 1,000 acres of the land.
Sherman Oaks is about 15 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
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