Come home to Summit at Warner Center and experience luxurious townhome living in a lush resort oasis. Take advantage of the putting green, tennis courts with an on-site tennis pro, basket and volleyball courts, sparkling swimming pools & spas, dry saunas, fitness center complete with locker rooms, clubhouses and conference room, open-air gymnasium, barbeque & picnic areas and a children’s playground.

The Warner Center in L.A.’s Woodland Hills neighborhood offers shopping, dining, parks and clubs. Triana offers residents a luxurious private escape. Triana’s one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments feature luxury finishes and the comforts of home: large living spaces, kitchen islands, double sinks in the master bath, wood and ceramic tile flooring and lofty 9-foot ceilings. Assigned, covered parking and storage units sweeten the deal. Triana’s stellar location, controlled building access, community courtyards and amenities make it the perfect place to get away from it all in the middle of it all.

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Enjoy exclusive upgrades in your Bella Vista At Warner Ridge apartment, such as granite counter tops, maple wood cabinets and upgraded appliances. Walk to Warner Center, the finest dining, shopping and entertainment in the San Fernando Valley. Join our free Boot Camp & Pilates classes! Bella Vista At Warner Ridge apartments are convenient to the 101 and 118 freeways, Cal State Northridge and Pierce College.

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Once part of a 1,100-acre horse ranch owned by Harry Warner, the eldest of the famous Warner Brothers, Warner Center and the land that is now home to Archstone Warner Center was probably a peaceful place. Warner’s thoroughbred horses may have grazed in the gently rolling pastures. Cool breezes flowed through the tall grass while the sun set in the distance. Imagining what it was once like, you can almost feel a serenity that is rarely experienced in the active California culture.