Miriam's well mikvah Your local mikvah in Tarzana
✡ Rabbi Shlomo Lalezarian Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
About Miriam’s well mikvah offers mikvah services in Tarzana, United States for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Shlomo Lalezarian. The mikvah is affiliated with Makor Hachaim. Opening times: Depends On Time Of Year.
Activities & entertainment Depends On Time Of Year
For children & families 1175Location Address: 5180 Avenida Hacienda (Linnet And Avenida Hacienda ) Tarzana, California 91356 United States
Tags Bor Min Hatzad · Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah · Side By Side
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Miriam’s Well Mikvah serves the Jewish community of Tarzana and the greater San Fernando Valley. This facility provides a private and spiritual space for traditional immersion. Residents and visitors alike use the mikvah for their ritual needs in a respectful environment.
The facility is affiliated with Makor Hachaim. It operates under the rabbinic guidance of Rabbi Shlomo Lalezarian. This ensuring that all halachic standards are met with care. The mikvah is located at 5180 Avenida Hacienda, near the intersection of Linnet Street.
Maintaining a high standard of cleanliness and privacy is a priority for the management. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility designed to support the needs of the modern Jewish family. Whether you live in the Valley or are just passing through, this location offers a reliable communal resource.
About the area Located in the heart of Tarzana, the mikvah sits in a residential pocket of the San Fernando Valley. This area has long been a center for Jewish life in Los Angeles. The street address is 5180 Avenida Hacienda, which is easy to find from major roads.
Nearby Communal Infrastructure
The surrounding neighborhood is home to several well-established synagogues and Jewish institutions. This makes it a convenient stop for those active in the local community. The facility is situated south of the 101 freeway and north of the Santa Monica Mountains.
Chabad of Tarzana: A local center for prayer and Jewish education located just a few blocks away.
Valley Sephardic Congregation: Serves the vibrant Sephardic community in the immediate vicinity.
Cambridge Farms: A well-known kosher supermarket nearby for food and household needs.
Eruv of the San Fernando Valley: The area is generally covered by the local community eruv network.
Public transportation and major highways link this location to neighboring Encino and Woodland Hills. Drivers can reach the facility quickly from both the Ventura Freeway and Topanga Canyon Boulevard.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Tarzana provides a quiet suburban feel with easy access to many local landmarks and Jewish community resources. The neighborhood is known for its green spaces and proximity to the Santa Monica Mountains.
Ventura Boulevard: A major thoroughfare featuring many kosher restaurants, cafes, and markets within a short drive.
Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park: Offers scenic hiking trails and outdoor recreation north of the facility.
Skirball Cultural Center: A prominent Jewish educational institution and museum located nearby off the 405 freeway.
Encino Commons: A large shopping area with various retail options and professional services for visitors.
Those spending a Shabbat in the area will find several hotels along the 101 corridor. These accommodations offer easy access to the local Sephardic and Ashkenazic communities.
What to expect Visitors to Miriam’s Well Mikvah will find a facility built with multiple halachic preferences in mind. The design incorporates several pool styles to accommodate different customs. This flexibility makes it a preferred choice for many in the Los Angeles area.
Halachic Features and Amenities
The mikvah is designed to provide a serene and meaningful experience for every user. The architecture focuses on both beauty and strict adherence to Jewish law. You will find the following features at this location:
Bor Min Hatzad: A traditional pool configuration used by many visitors.
Bor Al Gabai Bor: A specific halachic design favored by various communities.
Side By Side: The facility includes a Bor Leyad Bor setup for ritual immersion.
Private Preparation Rooms: Ensuring comfort and privacy during your visit.
Please note that opening times change based on the season. Sunset times dictate the evening schedule for women's immersion. It is standard practice to call ahead or use a booking system if available. This ensures a room is ready upon your arrival and minimizes wait times.
Frequently asked questions Who provides the rabbinic supervision for Miriam's Well Mikvah? The mikvah is under the supervision of Rabbi Shlomo Lalezarian. It is affiliated with the Makor Hachaim organization.
What are the standard opening hours for the mikvah? Opening times vary depending on the time of year and sundown schedules. It is best to contact the facility directly to confirm current hours and make an appointment.
What types of immersion pools are available at this location? The facility features different halachic configurations, including Bor Min Hatzad and Bor Al Gabai Bor. It also utilizes a Side By Side (Bor Leyad Bor) design.
Where exactly is this mikvah located in Los Angeles? This mikvah is located in Tarzana, California, specifically at the corner of Linnet Street and Avenida Hacienda.
