North Hills is one of the oldest communities in the San Fernando Valley region of the city of Los Angeles. Originally called Sepulveda, in 1992 the area was renamed North Hills. North Hills is connected to the Los Angeles area via numerous thoroughfares. The main freeway is the San Diego Freeway, or I-405. Other roads that connect North Hills include: • Sepulveda and Roscoe Boulevards, • Haskell, Hayvenhurst, and Woodley Avenues, and • Lassen, Nordhoff, and Plummer Streets.


Being so well connected to the Los Angeles area, North Hills is a great place to live or work. North Hills moving companies readily provide office moving information so people can calculate relocation costs. Offices and businesses are easy to get to and from Los Angeles.

The North Hills community is served by top-notch public schools. Gledhill Elementary school received a California Distinguished School Honorable Mention. Most students attend Sepulveda Middle School, which maintains some of the highest test scores in the district. Residents of Woodley Avenue attend Holmes Middle School, which is a California Distinguished School.

James Monroe High School is an incredible public school. The school houses a Law and Government magnet which also has a mock courtroom. Speech and debate opportunities are also available to students, as are a variety of sports teams. Marilyn Monroe attended James Monroe High School.

Golfers love the North Hills area, since there are such a wide variety of golf courses. The Mission Hills Golf Course is in North Hills. There are dozens of other golf courses within twenty miles of North Hills. The school system and the golf courses are two of the reasons that draw both families with children as well as business people to North Hills. Moving quotes can be received from North Hills moving companies. This is an area that is attractive to a wide variety of residents and visitors.