Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Lily serves
Los Angeles
Woodland Hills
Woodland Hills occupies the southwestern corner of the San Fernando Valley, where tree-lined streets and rolling terrain create a more suburban atmosphere than much of Los Angeles proper. The community features a broad mix of housing—from midcentury ranch-style homes to contemporary estates and newer townhome developments—many positioned along winding streets that follow the natural topography of the foothills.
Los Angeles
West Hills
West Hills occupies the far western edge of the San Fernando Valley, where residential streets climb into rolling hillsides and the pace of life feels decidedly more relaxed. The neighborhood is defined by its elevation and spaciousness—homes here tend to sit on larger lots, many with sweeping valley or mountain views, and the suburban layout favors winding roads over the valley's typical grid. Ranch-style houses and Mediterranean-inspired architecture are common, reflecting mid-century and later development.
Calabasas
Calabasas occupies the western edge of the San Fernando Valley, where residential hillsides meet the Santa Monica Mountains. This city blends Mediterranean-inspired architecture with contemporary estate living, offering a mix of gated communities, hillside properties, and newer developments that take advantage of canyon and mountain views. Tree-lined streets wind through neighborhoods where Spanish Revival, Tuscan, and modern designs sit comfortably alongside ranch-style homes from earlier decades.