Overview of West Park Village
West Park Village is a gated apartment community located at Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA. It lies roughly between the West Los Angeles and Santa Monica areas, offering a suburban-residential feel within the larger Los Angeles metro. The property contains studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, along with standard apartments (likely one- and two-bedroom layouts). Monthly rents range from USD 1,679 to USD 3,704 (indicative — confirm with the operator), which positions it above the city-wide starting price of USD 725 per month for student housing. With 98 properties listed across Los Angeles, West Park Village falls into the mid-to-upper price tier for furnished or semi-furnished units aimed at students and young professionals.
The property is available from 06 July 2026, meaning leases likely begin in summer 2026. Amenities include a gym, laundry facilities, and pet-friendly policies. The community is gated, has two swimming pools, one hot tub, and significant landscaping.
Location & Commute
West Park Village is close to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of Southern California. While exact driving or transit times are not provided in the data, the address in ZIP code 90025 places it within a 10–15 minute drive of UCLA (Westwood campus) and about 20–30 minutes from USC, depending on traffic. The neighbourhood is described by one resident as “sleepy and kind of trashy once you make it,” which suggests that the immediate area is quiet but may lack vibrancy. Another resident, however, praises the “lots of greenery” and “gated community” as positives. Proximity to grocery stores, restaurants, and the 405 freeway is likely moderate.
Pricing vs. City From-Price
Los Angeles’s cheapest advertised student housing unit starts at USD 725 monthly (indicative — confirm with the operator). West Park Village’s minimum price of USD 1,679 (indicative) is more than double that floor, reflecting its location in a relatively expensive westside neighbourhood and the inclusion of on-site amenities (gym, laundry, pools). The top-end units at USD 3,704 are suitable for those wanting larger spaces or premium floor plans. Compared to the city average for private rooms in shared apartments (often USD 1,200–1,800), West Park Village sits at the higher end. It is not a budget option, but residents who value communal facilities and a gated environment may find the cost reasonable relative to other West LA complexes.
Room Types & Guidance
The available unit types are: studio, 1-bedroom (1b), 2-bedroom (2b), and generic “apartment”. Based on typical layouts:
- Studios: Likely the most affordable entry point, near USD 1,679. Good for solo tenants who want private kitchen and bathroom but do not need separate sleeping and living spaces.
- One-bedroom: A step up in space and privacy, probably mid-range pricing. Suitable for couples or individuals who need a separate bedroom.
- Two-bedroom: Best value per person if shared. Two tenants splitting rent could pay around USD 1,200–1,850 each, which is competitive for the area.
- Apartment: This may overlap with the above; confirm with the operator whether it means a specific floor plan (e.g., a one-bedroom with den).
None of the reviews mention furnished/unfurnished status explicitly, so clarify with the operator. Leases appear to start in July 2026 with no specified minimum lease term, so flexible durations are possible.
What Residents Actually Say
We have three Google reviews from residents. The overall Google rating is 4.1 stars from 97 reviews. Here are verbatim excerpts:
Karl Moss (5 stars):
“I’ve been a resident of Westpark for 3 years. I’ve lived in 2 different apartments. First the office staff is amazing. Omar, Stephanie and David are always willing to help. Omar made my transfer smooth. Maintenance is on it. Don’t believe them recent negative comments. The place is good, clean and worth the money.”
Bumpkin Spice (1 star):
“I lived here for four years. Here are my pros and cons. Pro: - David from the Front Office is very nice. - Gated community - Lots of greenery - Two pools, one hot tub - Laundry On-Site Con: - Omar from the Front Office is rude and comes across as incompetent. - Neighborhood is sleepy and kind of trashy once you make it.”
Nick Williams (5 stars):
“David and the rest of the team made moving in so easy. They’re all super helpful, friendly and go above and beyond with this place. I have never lived in such a well maintained community in the Los Angeles area. 10/10.”
The feedback highlights a split in opinion about staff: David and Stephanie are praised, while Omar receives criticism from one long-term resident. Maintenance and cleanliness are generally commended. The neighbourhood description varies from “lots of greenery” to “sleepy and kind of trashy,” so personal tolerance for a quiet, less urban environment matters.
Who This Residence Suits
West Park Village is a good fit for:
- UCLA or USC graduate students or upper-year undergraduates who prefer a gated, amenity-rich setting and have a moderate-to-high housing budget (USD 1,679+ monthly).
- Students who want to bring a pet — pet-friendly policies are confirmed.
- Tenants who value on-site fitness and laundry without needing to go off-site.
- Those who prefer a quieter neighbourhood with trees and pools rather than a bustling commercial strip.
- Groups of two to four people wanting a two-bedroom unit to split costs while maintaining a higher living standard.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
This residence may not suit:
- Budget-conscious students seeking the cheapest room in town (below USD 1,000 monthly) — many other Los Angeles properties start much lower.
- Anyone needing a lively, walkable urban nightlife area — the neighbourhood is described as sleepy.
- Tenants who strongly dislike unprofessional interactions — the inconsistency in staff reviews could be a concern if you rely heavily on front office support.
- Short-term renters (e.g., a semester or less) unless the operator offers flexible leases; the available date is July 2026, so off-cycle move-ins may be limited.
- Residents who prefer brand-new construction — while maintenance is praised, the property may be older (based on “lots of greenery” and four-year resident history).
Booking Timing
The property becomes available on 06 July 2026. For a July move-in, you should begin inquiring by March–April 2026 to secure a unit before demand peaks for the new academic year in September. Los Angeles student housing near UCLA and USC typically sees high competition for summer lease starts. Given the price range and 97 reviews, West Park Village is a well-known option; early booking increases the chance of getting your preferred floor plan (especially two-bedrooms, which may go first). Confirm current availability and lease terms with the operator directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the price compare to other Los Angeles student housing?
West Park Village’s minimum monthly rent of USD 1,679 (indicative — confirm with the operator) is well above the city-wide from-price of USD 725 (indicative). It is considered mid-to-high range, reflecting the westside location and on-site amenities. For comparison, many shared rooms in old apartments near USC start at USD 800–1,200 (indicative), while newer buildings closer to Santa Monica can exceed USD 2,500 for a studio. West Park Village sits in the middle of that spectrum.
Are the units furnished?
The data does not specify furnishings. Reviews do not mention furniture, so you should ask the operator whether the studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms come with furniture or are unfurnished. Many Los Angeles apartments in this bracket offer either unfurnished or “partially furnished” kitchens. Confirm before signing.
What is the deposit amount?
The data lists deposit as null (unknown). You will need to contact the operator to learn the security deposit requirement, which is typically one month’s rent in California, but may be negotiable or replaced with a deposit-alternative service.
Sources & Data Date
All pricing, availability, and property details are based on data retrieved on 06 July 2026 (valid as of that date). Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Google rating 4.1 from 97 reviews.
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