A Simi Valley home is the perfect place to raise a family. You can enjoy all that the Los Angeles area offers in the way of employment and entertainment opportunities and then return to your home snug in the tranquility that is the community of Simi Valley’s foundation.
For many residents, Simi Valley history adds to its appeal and nostalgia. In the beginning, it was home to the Chumash Indians whom used the fruitful soil to harvest items like acorns. Then, it became a home to Spanish colonies that built the famous Simi Adobe-Strathearn House that served as the once named Rancho Simi’s headquarters, but is now part of the Strathearn Historical Park and Museum. It is a city that also has history during the pioneer days and was used for the raising of sheep and cattle. It was finally incorporated in 1969 with only a population of 10,000 people.