Transform Your Westwood Home's Exterior

Westwood's identity is inseparable from UCLA, this neighborhood of tree-lined streets and gracious homes serves as the residential setting for the university, attracting professors, administrators, and successful professionals who value proximity to the campus and Westwood Village's walkable commercial district. Housing ranges from apartments near the village to substantial single-family homes on 5,000-10,000 square foot lots in the quieter residential areas. The neighborhood borders Holmby Hills and Bel Air, and some Westwood properties approach that level of quality, though without quite the same price tags. Many homes date from the 1920s through 1960s, featuring the Spanish Revival, Traditional, and mid-century designs popular during their construction, with mature landscaping that's developed over decades. Westwood homeowners often work in academia or professional services, bringing analytical mindsets to improvement decisions, they want quality that justifies investment, not flash that fades. The neighborhood's transition toward higher-density development in some areas contrasts with the preserved residential character of others, creating distinct micro-neighborhoods within Westwood.