Encino, California is proud of its history and of the beautiful community it has become.  Encino remains the jewel of the San Fernando Valley, a community of lovely Spanish style homes on rolling hills, at the foot of the Santa Monica Mountains. Although it is growing with its vital business district, it maintains its caring calm atmosphere.

Residents enjoy warm summers and mild winters. Encino offers a wide range of activities, historical parks, and museums. The area offers arts and crafts along with sporting events and safe clean playgrounds for the children.  There is an 18-hole golf course, bicycle paths, garden center, 20 acres of picnic grounds, and 60 acres of wildlife park with an 11 acre pond.

Encino has more than 50 different restaurants along Ventura Boulevard making it the "Valley of Restaurants Row".  The business district is located in a 3.2 mile stretch of the city.  Commuters are minutes from the 101 Freeway which runs east and west of the valley, or the 405 will take you into downtown Los Angeles, to the Santa Monica beaches, and to the Los Angeles International Airport.

Encino has an excellent school system and top rate health care systems.