The Antelope Valley – a great place to live!

Many people have no idea where the Antelope Valley is – but to those of us who live here, it is a place of deep blue skies, starry nights, open roads, nearby mountains, moderate climate, and low rainfall.

Some people might term it the desert wastelands, which in some ways is an apt description of the desert surrounds, but such a description does not take into account the bustling cities, the cultural activities, low crime rates and great employment opportunities.

Best known as the home of the space shuttle, and an aerospace center, the Antelope Valley has many other claims to fame. Take the Joshua tree, which is found nowhere else in the world except Israel, and the feline sanctuary that has more large cats than any other private sanctuary in the US with more than 50 large cats from 6 continents!

The Antelope Valley is far more than just a desert wasteland!

Located about 60 miles north of Los Angeles on AV Freeway 14, the Antelope Valley covers about 3000 square miles, and has an estimated 300,000 inhabitants. Once you have left the congestion of Los Angeles and hit the clear air of the valley, it will seem more like a desert oasis than a wasteland. With a collage of thriving desert communities surrounded by the picturesque mountains, and the rugged beauty of the Mojave Desert, it will seem like a refuge from the hectic life of the big cities. It is a refuge! You and your family can experience an easier lifestyle – good employment prospects, excellent schools, affordable homes and a wonderful place to raise children.

With a rapidly growing cultural scene and a thriving economy with low housing costs, the Antelope Valley presents a very real opportunity for people looking for a new place to live.

Want to know more?   Just click on any of the links listed below:

A brief history of the Antelope Valley

Facts about the Antelope Valley

Working in the Antelope Valley

Arts and Culture in the Antelope Valley

Sports and Entertainment in the Antelope Valley

Education in the Antelope Valley

Did you enjoy learning about our valley? If you have any questions about the facilities in the valley or any general questions, feel free to drop us a line. The team at
AV HomeConsultants would be happy to answer any questions you might have. After all… we think the valley is a wonderful place to live!