Old Town Calabasas is ranked #9 of 9 neighborhoods in Calabasas with an overall score of 3.7/5. Its standout factors are schools (4.1/5, 5th of 9 in Calabasas) and nearby merchants (4.0/5). The trade-off is curb appeal (3.4/5).
Old Town Calabasas is the city's historic and civic heart, where a preserved ranch-era adobe, western-style storefronts, a farmers market and modern city buildings share a short stretch of Calabasas Road. It has more public life and local character than the residential tracts around it, functioning as the place where Calabasas remembers its past and conducts its everyday civic business. The Leonis Adobe anchors the district. The 1844 structure survived a proposed demolition and became Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 1. Its museum grounds, joined by the relocated Plummer House, preserve the ranching history that predates modern Calabasas. The low-rise western appearance of Old Town is maintained through design guidelines and preservation rules rather than left to chance. Sagebrush Cantina is the longtime social anchor, and the Saturday farmers market brings regular activity to the street. Sidewalk improvements, split-rail fencing and small storefronts reinforce the district's pedestrian scale, although Calabasas Road still functions as an active traffic corridor. The Civic Center represents the newer side of the neighborhood. City Hall, the library, council chamber, meeting spaces, an amphitheater and an olive grove occupy a campus opened in 2008. Nearby, The Commons provides polished open-air shopping and dining designed to resemble an Umbrian hill town. The contrast between a preserved adobe and a theatrical retail village is distinctly Calabasas. US-101 runs directly beside the district, with nearby interchanges bringing convenient access as well as traffic noise and peak-hour backups. Old Town is more destination and civic center than large residential neighborhood, so most residents nearby still rely on cars for broader daily needs. Old Town Calabasas suits people who value local events, history and a recognizable center in an otherwise dispersed city. Its ethos is social and carefully preserved, mixing genuine ranch-era history with the curated public spaces of modern Calabasas.

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| School Name | Type | Grades | Houseberry School Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round Meadow Elementary | Primary | K-5 | |
| Bay Laurel Elementary | Primary | K-5 | |
| Alice C. Stelle Middle | Middle | 6-8 | |
| Arthur E. Wright Middle | Middle | 6-8 | |
| Calabasas High | High | 9-12 |
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Houseberry School Score Data
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Old Town Calabasas ranks 9th of 9 neighborhoods in Calabasas with an overall Houseberry score of 3.7 out of 5. Its strongest factors are schools (4.1/5) and nearby merchants (4.0/5). The trade-off is curb appeal (3.4/5).
Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas scores 3.8 out of 5 on Houseberry's Safety Score, ranking 9th of 9 neighborhoods in Calabasas.
Schools serving Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas include Round Meadow Elementary (4.2/5), Bay Laurel Elementary (3.9/5), Alice C. Stelle Middle (3.9/5), Arthur E. Wright Middle (4.5/5) and Calabasas High (3.9/5).
Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas receives 81% of its possible sunshine, 3rd of 9 in Calabasas. Summer days run 60° to 89°F and winter days 46° to 67°F, August is the warmest month and rainfall averages about 18 inches a year.
Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas scores 4.0 out of 5 for nearby merchants and 3.7 out of 5 for public spaces. Its overall amenities score is 3.6 out of 5, 4th of 9 in Calabasas.
Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas is associated with Leonis Adobe, Calabasas Road and Farmers Market. Its highest-scoring factors are schools (4.1/5) and nearby merchants (4.0/5).
Old Town Calabasas ranks 9th of 9 neighborhoods in Calabasas. It ranks 5th of 9 in Calabasas for schools (4.1/5) and scores lowest on curb appeal (3.4/5). The highest-ranked neighborhoods in Calabasas are Saratoga Hills and The Oaks.
Old Town Calabasas, Calabasas scores lowest on curb appeal (3.4/5).

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