Upper Marquez is a tranquil neighborhood featuring primarily single detached homes and row houses, with many properties built around 1972. The community offers a variety of housing sizes, including ample options with three bedrooms. Parking is readily available, making car transportation easy and convenient throughout the area. Public transit options include several bus lines with stops generally not far from most residences. Bicycling also serves as a suitable transportation alternative. Local amenities include nearby pharmacies, several restaurants and cafes, and primary schools within a short distance for convenient access. Green spaces are abundant in neighboring areas, contributing to a peaceful atmosphere.
Upper Marquez offers a slower-paced ambience and will appeal to home buyers who enjoy spending time outdoors. This part of Los Angeles is very quiet overall, as the streets tend to be very tranquil. Finally, although the neighborhood is not home to any parks, public green spaces are well-situated in nearby neighborhoods, which makes it easy to reach them.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
North of Montana is home to the prestigious Riviera Country Club, a historic golf course off Sunset Boulevard that hosts the annual Genesis Invitational, attracting world-class golfers and offering exclusive recreational amenities in a lush, scenic setting.
Highly rated and favored by local families, Canyon Charter Elementary on Entrada Drive serves as a cornerstone of the community, known for its excellent public education and active parent involvement.
While adjacent to North of Montana, Palisades Village on Swarthmore Avenue is a walkable shopping and dining destination, with upscale restaurants, boutique stores, and a community vibe that attracts locals for weekly outings and events.
Held weekly in nearby Temescal Gateway Park, just north of the neighborhood, the farmers market offers fresh produce, artisanal foods, and local crafts, making it a favorite spot for residents seeking healthy, organic groceries in a charming outdoor setting.
Easily accessible from the neighborhood, Will Rogers State Historic Park features extensive hiking and equestrian trails with stunning ocean and canyon views, offering North of Montana residents a natural escape ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This all-day community tradition offers something for everyone—from scenic 5K/10K runs and a fun kids run, to a hometown parade, food trucks, live music and a spectacular drone show—making it a perfect choice for residents near North of Montana.
View event details →These free, fun and educational programs—balloon artistry, bubble science, Pokémon club and music/dance—are just a short trip away and offer engaging activities for kids ages 5–11 right near North of Montana.
Mid‑to‑late July sees the grand unveiling of a brand‑new playground at the local rec center—making it a great new amenity for families living north of Montana looking for outdoor play opportunities.
This free, weekly fitness series offers residents near North of Montana a healthy, scenic start to their Saturday with stretching and exercise right by the ocean.
Although a bit further afield, this free, mobile‑stage chamber music concert by the Pacific Symphony offers a delightful summer evening outing for Palisades residents open to a drive south.
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Local characteristics and demographics for North of Montana
