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| Location | Los Angeles County |
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| West end | Ocean Avenue 34°01′20″N118°30′26″W / 34.0222°N 118.5073°W /34.0222; -118.5073 |
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| East end | Gayley and Veteran Avenues 34°04′13″N118°27′18″W / 34.0703°N 118.4550°W /34.0703; -118.4550 |
Montana Avenue is a primarily residential tree-lined street that stretches fromOcean Avenue inSanta Monica,California to theWest L.A. Veterans Administration at Bringham Avenue in theBrentwood district ofLos Angeles. A non-contiguous segment of Montana Avenue then continues east of the Veterans Administration in theBrentwood Glen neighborhood to Veteran Avenue atUCLA when it becomes Gayley Avenue. Gayley Avenue later becomes Midvale Avenue at its intersection with Wilshire Boulevard.
It is a well-known upscale shopping dining destination for both locals and visitors.
Montana Avenue is most famous for more than 150 upscale boutiques and restaurants in the portion from 7th to 17th Streets inSanta Monica. Many celebrities frequent the district.[1][2][3][4] The district is home to popular restaurants, coffee shops.
The western portion is served bySanta Monica Transit line 18, and the section by UCLA is served byLACMTA line 602.
Two elementary schools, Roosevelt and Franklin are also on Montana.
Homes north of Montana in the 90402 (Santa Monica) ZIP code are considered to be among the most expensive inLos Angeles County, ranging from $2.5 million to $30 million. South of Montana are mainly businesses, condos and single family homes.
