Edgemont

Edgemont is a small community located in the northwestern part of Los Angeles, California, USA. It is situated within the San Fernando Valley region and is part of the San Fernando Valley's central and southern areas. Edgemont takes its name from the Edgemont Drive area, which was laid out in 1924 by the Los Angeles Suburban Homes Company.

The community is bounded by Roscomare Road to the north, Beverly Glen Boulevard to the west, the Bel Air community to the south, and the Toyo Kuni Japanese Buddhist temple to the east. Edgemont is characterized by its residential neighborhoods and wooded hills, with several parks and hiking trails located within its boundaries.

The community's residents have a mix of socioeconomic backgrounds, including professionals, educators, artists, and business owners. It is served by the Los Angeles Unified School District and is home to several public and private schools, including Paul Revere Charter Middle School and Paul Revere High School.

Recreational opportunities in Edgemont include the Providencia Park, a 38-acre park that features playgrounds, picnic tables, hiking trails, and sports facilities. The park is surrounded by the Rocky Peak Trail, which offers hiking opportunities for residents and visitors. Edgemont has undergone significant development over the years, with significant investment in new housing, retail, and community facilities.

Today, Edgemont remains a closely-knit community with a blend of modern and historic architecture. Due to its central location within the San Fernando Valley and proximity to the wealthy communities of Bel Air and Brentwood, Edgemont has become a sought-after address for those wishing to take advantage of its amenities and attractions, while also being close to the urban city of Los Angeles.