Running Springs Village
Newbury Park, CA | $700k-$900k
Running Springs Village
Running Springs Village paints another perfect picture for what to expect in a traditional Newbury Park neighborhood. The streets shy away from the cookie-cutter design typical to most of the Conejo Valley. The homes are maintained with pride and neighbors have some extra freedom to explore a little bit of individuality.
Newbury Park | The Overview
Curious what it’s like to live in Newbury Park beyond this neighborhood? Known for its mountain views, trail access, and more space between homes, it offers a different feel than the rest of the Conejo Valley. Here’s the full local breakdown.
Running Springs Village | Quick Take
Room for the boat and camping gear, with more individuality than the typical Conejo Valley street.
- Lifestyle: Larger driveways and side lots give weekend boaters and campers somewhere to actually store their gear, which isn’t a given in most Conejo Valley neighborhoods.
- Identity: The streets break from the cookie-cutter look common elsewhere in the Conejo Valley, homes here show more individual character, and most are maintained with real pride.
- Trade-off: Upkeep varies more house to house than in some newer developments, so it’s worth walking a few different streets before deciding.
- Bottom line: A good fit for families chasing top-rated schools who also want room for weekend gear, with a mix of longtime original owners and newer families in the mix.
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Quick Facts at A Glance
Typical Price Range
$700k-$900k
Home Size (SQ FT)
1,255-2,009
Number of Homes (Approx.)
About 130
Bedrooms
3-4
Year Built
1978/1979
Running Springs Village Floor Plans
What's To Love
Those that look forward to putting their boat in the water or camping on the weekends tend to find themselves in neighborhoods like Running Springs Village. The larger driveways and side lots leave extra room for storing your weekend toys.
What's Not To Love
The lack of HOA shows its face on some streets more than others.
Who Should Look Here
As any neighborhood in Conejo Valley, Shadow Run draws in families looking for top-rated schools. But overall, you’ll find your neighbors are a mix of both young and old – some even original owners.
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Homes for Sale in Running Springs Village
Running Springs Village Market Snapshot
This snapshot shows recent sales activity in Running Springs Village to give a general sense of how the neighborhood has been performing over time.
View Running Springs Village home sales in the last 12 months →
2024 2025 Last 12 Months
10/1/25 - 9/30/26
Median Sale Price: No Sales $850,000 $855,000
Lowest Price: $845,000 $820,000
Highest Price: $855,000 $890,000
Number of Sales: - - - 2 3
Buying a home in Running Springs Village?
If you’re starting to think about what it would actually look like to buy in Running Springs Village, this is a good place to start.
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Exploring Your Newbury Park Options
Running Springs Village is one of several distinct neighborhoods within Newbury Park. If you’re still getting your bearings, these guides can help.
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RUNNING SPRINGS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
People sometimes expect a 1978-era Newbury Park neighborhood to look fairly uniform, but homes here have more individual character than you’d expect from a tract built in that era.
Homes here typically run $700k-$900k. Lot configuration matters more than usual in this range, since larger driveways and side lots on some properties add real usable space that others don’t have.
The larger driveways and side lots are the standout feature, real storage room for a boat or camping gear, which isn’t something you’ll find in most Conejo Valley neighborhoods. That’s paired with more architectural individuality than the typical tract street.
Both are established single-family neighborhoods from a similar era, but Running Springs Village stands out for its larger lots and driveway space. Worth comparing lot layouts specifically if that’s a priority for you.
It fits buyers who want usable exterior space, room for a boat, RV, or camping gear, without moving into a much larger or more expensive property.
Individual homes vary quite a bit in maintenance and updates here, so it’s worth walking a few different streets and comparing specific listings rather than assuming the neighborhood is uniform.
Ready to tour Running Springs Village and other neighborhoods?
Choosing the right neighborhood is often more important than choosing the right house. If you’re still figuring out where you belong in the Conejo Valley, here’s the simple 3-step process I use to help buyers narrow it down.
Step 1:
First Meeting
We’ll talk through your plans and what buying looks like in the Conejo Valley.
Step 2:
Area & Home Tours
You’ll get a feel for how the towns connect and which ones feel right to you.
Step 3:
Offers → Closing
I’ll guide you through offers, negotiations, and all the way to closing.
