Feature of downtown areas are the pepper trees that line High Street, planted by Robert Poindexter who was responsible for the plotting and mapping of the town.
The building itself was built in 1956 and is still standing with its original brick walls. some updates have been made to the front facade of the building.
Across the street is Methodist Church, 1930s. The original structure was moved in about 1904 from the small farming community of Epworth, which was located just north of Moorpark in the Fairview district. In 1919, another church, the M.E. Fowler Methodist Church from Somis, was added to the existing structure. This church is one of only two county historical landmarks in Moorpark.
Short distance to the train station
The whole street has charming coffee shops and restaurants.
Whole area down the street is scheduled for redevelopment for a brewery and restaurant.
Hotel going in by end of year but about 10 minutes away from the closest hotel.
