Lake Balboa

Lake Balboa is a district in the San Fernando Valley region of the City of Los Angeles, California.

It is bordered by the following Los Angeles communities: Encino to the south, Van Nuys to the east, Reseda to the west, and Northridge and North Hills to the north.

Lake Balboa does not exist, according to public records and the City of Los Angeles' official records. The area is fully contained within the community known as Van Nuys. It is named for an artificial lake that is actually in Encino.

Lake Balboa, the man-made lake, created out of farm land in the early 1990's at the bottom of real estate bust in the Valley, is now a beautiful recreational park adjacent to the Balboa Park Golf Course with abundant fish, birds, mature flowering trees and scenic open and covered picnic areas. Real estate values in the sorrounding area of Lake Balboa have dramatically increased in past years and have made such properties more desirable to potential Buyers.