Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with red-roofed houses surrounded by green golf courses, trees, and hills under a clear blue sky, with distant mountains in the background.

North Ranch Neighborhoods

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“…the most exclusive area of Westlake Village”

Made up of some of the most desired neighborhoods in the Conejo Valley, North Ranch has a reputation for being the most exclusive area of Westlake Village. Each neighborhood has earned its bragging rights for beauty and curb appeal. The surrounding hills make for some pretty eye-catching views. And of course, the Country Club adds to the list of perks to living in North Ranch.

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North Ranch Neighborhoods

Explore communities in the area below to learn about the lifestyle and real estate available.
Two-story gray townhouse in Clubview Townhomes with a two-car garage, surrounded by green trees, shrubs, and a manicured lawn under a blue sky with fluffy clouds. House number 4647 is visible.

Club View Townhomes

$850k-$1.2M

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 1981
A two-story white house with a well-manicured lawn, trees, and flowers sits among Braemar Townhomes. An American flag is displayed above the garage as sunlight filters through the trees, creating a peaceful suburban scene.

Braemar Townhomes

$900k-$1.3M

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: late 80s
A two-story beige duplex with white trim and two double garages sits in Meadow Oaks, surrounded by green shrubs and trees. Two green mailboxes marked 5687 and 5691 stand near the driveway under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Meadow Oaks Townhomes

$900k-$1.2M

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 1987
A suburban street lined with Kensington Park Homes features two-story houses, manicured lawns, trees, and mailboxes in the foreground beneath a partly cloudy sky.

Gated: Kensington Park Townhomes

$1M-$1.5M

Townhomes

2-4 Bed

Built: early 90s
Two-story Fairgreen Townhomes house with light-colored siding, a large garage, and a neatly maintained lawn and shrubs. An American flag is mounted next to the garage, and the sky is clear and blue.

Fairgreen Townhomes

$1.2M-$1.8M

Townhomes

3 Bed

Built: 1983
A two-story suburban house with a red-tiled roof, white exterior, and three-car garage—just like the home Ben Johnson grew up in. A large tree shades the driveway and mailbox, all under a sunny blue sky.

Ben Johnson Fairway Duplexes

$1.5M-$2.5M

Townhomes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1980
A Masters Series two-story house with a red tile roof, cream-colored walls, and a three-car garage, surrounded by trees and shrubs on a sunny day.

The Masters Series Homes

$1.5M-$2.5M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1988
Spacious Braemar two-story house with a red-tiled roof, cream-colored exterior, and three-car garage, surrounded by tall palm trees and lush green lawn beneath a sunny blue sky.

Braemar Homes

$1.5M-$1.8M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: late 80s
Two-story suburban Whitehawk house with beige siding, a gabled roof, large windows, and a three-car garage. The front yard features green grass, bushes, flowers, and a brick mailbox topped with a lantern.

Whitehawk Homes

$2M-$4M

Single Family Homes

4-6 Bed

Built: late 80s and 90s
A large, beige two-story Signature Collection house with a red-tiled roof, white shutters, manicured lawn, trimmed bushes, flowering plants, and stairs leading to a double front door under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Signature Collection Homes

$2M-$3.25M

Single Family Homes

4-5 Bed

Built: early 2000s
A large, two-story North Pointe Homes house with a terracotta tile roof, surrounded by lush greenery, palm trees, and colorful flowering plants under a clear blue sky.

Gated: North Pointe Homes

$2M-$3M

Single Family Homes

4-6 Bed

Built: 1999-2000
A large, beige Mediterranean-style custom home with a red tile roof is surrounded by palm trees and lush gardens in North Ranch, set under a clear blue sky and viewed from across a quiet street.

North Ranch Custom Homes

$2.5M-$5M+

Single Family Homes

3-6 Bed

Built: Late 70s-2000s
A large, two-story Mediterranean-style house on Oak Place features tan stucco walls, a red-tiled roof, arched windows, and tall palm trees in the landscaped front yard under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Oak Place Homes

$5M+

Single Family Homes

Custom Bed

Built: Custom

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