Chatsworth is a very desirable area, known for its Indian Heritage and country feel.  It has fewer short sale listings than many other parts of the San Fernando Valley. Chatsworth also has several commercial properties which helps to bring jobs and support the local economy.  Some current businesses based in Chatsworth are: 3M Corporation, Girl Scouts, Capstone Turbine, Hydraulics International, and with Lamps Plus having production and distribution facilities here. 

 

Chatsworth was originally inhabited by the Tongva-Fernandeno Tongva-Fernandeno, Chumash-Venturano, and Tataviam-Fernandeno Native American tribes which is not surprising given the natural beauty of the rock formations and area around Chatsworth Park. Chatsworth Park is a huge park with a sacred feel to it allong with Stoney point which explains why Native American civilizations had inhabited this part of the Valley. In fact, Stoney Point is the site of the Tongva Native American settlement of Asha’awanga or Momonga , that was also a trading place with the neighboring Tataviam and Chumash people.  Chatsworth is distinguished by having more parks and parkland acreage than most communities and is the home of Stoney Point Park and Sage Ranch Park.

One of our favorite activities to do in the North San Fernando Valley is to visit the Street Trucks to try a new food sensation.  We enjoy being around others in the community and seeing and tasting all the wonderful foods they have.  I love some of the buyer trucks like the Big Boss Burger truck, or the Fresh and Meaty's turkey burger is good.  A large gathering of food trucks happens every Wednesday and Friday on Chatsworth Street between Zelzah down to about White Oak and beyond sometimes.  Located in the city of Granada Hills, near Chatsworth and Northridge.  Hope to see you there!!!