Thousand Oaks Neighborhoods

Thousand Oaks Neighborhoods

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As the largest city in the Conejo Valley, Thousand Oaks has a population of more than 100k people. Its reputation for safety consistently ranks Thousand Oaks as one of the safest cities in the state. Given its size, Thousand Oaks comes with a wide range of housing options. From first time and move-up buyers to downsizers, Thousand Oaks has it all. Plus, no matter where you land in Thousand Oaks, you can expect the same conveniences you’d see in any large community while escaping the traffic and stress of other major cities.

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Thousand Oaks Neighborhoods

Explore communities in the area below to learn about the lifestyle and real estate available.

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School District

HOA

Gated Community

A sunny residential walkway bordered by trimmed bushes and leafless trees winds through Wildwood Condos, running between tan, two-story townhouses with shingle roofs and private patios.

Wildwood Condos

$500k-$700k

Townhomes, Condos

2-3 Bed

Built: 1970s
A light-colored Oakbrook Townhomes house with a blue front door and large windows sits on a corner lot, surrounded by green grass, manicured shrubs, and a small tree under a clear blue sky.

Oakbrook Townhomes

$500k-$650k

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 1970s
A row of modern, beige Aldea Townhomes with brown roofs sits beside a sidewalk, green lawn, and bushes, with the rocky hills of Dos Vientos and a clear blue sky in the background.

Aldea Townhomes, Dos Vientos

$700k-$850k

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 2005
A sunny suburban scene with tan stucco Woodlands Townhomes featuring red-tiled roofs, surrounded by lush greenery, palm trees, and a beige privacy fence running along the sidewalk.

Woodlands Townhomes

$650k-$900k

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 1978-1981
Single-story suburban house with a sloped roof, beige exterior, and two-car garage in the Northwood area. A well-maintained front yard features palm trees and shrubs. House number 3099 is visible on the curb under a clear blue sky.

Northwood Townhomes

$750k-$875k

Townhomes

2-4 Bed

Built: 1979
A well-maintained grassy courtyard with curved walkways is surrounded by Los Robles Townhomes—two-story buildings and trees with autumn foliage under a bright, clear sky.

Los Robles Townhomes

$550k-$700k

Townhomes

2-3 Bed

Built: 1970s
Two-story beige house with a brown double garage door, surrounded by green trees and lush bushes in the Racquet Club Villas. Shadows from trees fall on the driveway, and a black gate is visible on the right side.

Racquet Club Villas

$700k-$950k

Townhomes, Condos

2-4 Bed

Built: 1970s
A white two-story suburban house with a brown roof and garage, situated on a curved street in Running Springs Village next to a tan house with solar panels. Trees and clear blue sky are in the background.

Running Springs Village

$700k-$900k

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1978/1979
A two-story gray Discovery Homes house with a white garage door and trim sits at the corner of a quiet suburban street, surrounded by trees, shrubs, and a clear blue sky overhead.

Discovery Homes

$750k-$950k

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1970
Two-story suburban house by Oakbrook Homes with a beige exterior, brown accents, and a double garage. Lush green trees and blooming purple and white flowers decorate the front yard on a sunny day.

Oakbrook Homes

$750k-$1.1M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1970s
Aerial view of Los Robles Estates, a suburban neighborhood with red-tiled roofs, a tennis court, swimming pool, green trees, and mountains in the distance under a clear blue sky.

Los Robles Estates and Townhomes

$725k-$2M

Single Family Homes, Townhomes

2-5 Bed

Built: Late 70s Early 80s
Single-story suburban house with a beige exterior, a two-car garage, green lawn, palm tree, and an American flag above the entrance. The sky is blue with scattered clouds.

Oak Creek

$900k-$1.1M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 70s-80s
Two-story white house in Conejo Heights II with a dark shingle roof, brick steps, white railings, trimmed bushes, double garage, and an American flag by the entrance. A balcony with plants sits above the garage.

Conejo Heights II

$750k-$975k

Single Family Homes

2-6 Bed

Built: 60s and 70s
Single-story suburban house by Tamara Homes with a neatly manicured lawn, two-car garage, white siding, brick chimney, and flower beds, viewed on a bright sunny day. Concrete steps lead to the welcoming front door.

Tamara Homes

$900k-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: Late 70s early 80s
Single-story suburban house with a tiled roof, attached garage, and a well-maintained front yard featuring green grass, various plants, flowers, and a leafy tree in the foreground.

Dutch Haven

$800k-$1.4M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1966
Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with curved streets, single-family Wildwood Homes, green trees, and distant hills under a clear blue sky.

Wildwood Homes

$900k-$1.8M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 60s-70s
Two-story suburban Cobblestone Homes house with white siding and red brick accents, a double garage, arched entryway with columns, manicured lawn, flower beds, and a driveway beside a tree on a sunny day.

Gated: Cobblestone Homes

$1M-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 2000
A one-story suburban house with a two-car garage, large front windows, a brick chimney, a well-kept lawn, several trees, and a landscaped garden bed in front. Sunlight filters through the foliage.

Shadow Oaks

$900k-$1.6M

Single Family Homes

3-7 Bed

Built: 1962
A single-story Oakbrook Highlands suburban house with a gable roof, white exterior, attached garage, and a well-maintained front yard featuring shrubs, flowers, and a large tree near the entrance. Mailbox and house number 1823 are visible by the curb.

Oakbrook Highlands

$900k-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 70s
Single-story house in Waverly Heights with gray siding and white trim, large front lawn, small trees, and a driveway leading up to the entrance, all set beneath a clear blue sky.

Waverly Heights

$1M-$2M

Single Family Homes

3-6 Bed

Built: 1960s
A single-story house with a gray roof, white pillars, and brick steps leading to the entrance. The yard is well-kept, decorated with flowers, an American flag, and Halloween decorations, including a jack-o-lantern.

Old Meadows

$900k-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1959
Two-story suburban house with light-colored walls, green window shutters, a tiled roof, and a three-car garage. The driveway and yard are clean with some landscaping and clear blue sky above.

Twin Oaks

$900k-$1.2M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1999-2000
Two-story suburban house with tan siding, a red tile roof, stone accents, and a double garage. Located in Shadow Run near Borchard, it's surrounded by green lawn, bushes, trees, and a wide driveway under a clear blue sky.

Shadow Run (Borchard)

$900k-$1.2M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1978
Single-story gray house with a white garage door, chimney, and front porch under a pergola. There’s a large tree and green lawn in front, with a white signpost near the curb. Clear, sunny sky overhead.

Summerfield

$1M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: Late 60s-Early 70s
Two-story suburban house in OakRidge Estates with a stone and white exterior, large garage door, and wooden front door. A tree and green lawn are out front beneath a clear blue sky, with a neighboring house nearby.

OakRidge Estates

$950k-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 70s to Early 80s
Single-story suburban house by Oakmount Homes with a two-car garage, sloped roof, lush green lawn, palm trees, and a white mailbox by the curb—perfect property for your real estate needs on a sunny day.

Oakmount Homes

$850k-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 60s-Early 80s
A tan, single-story house with a tiled roof, attached garage, and small front porch sits on West Hill, surrounded by green shrubs, bushes, and a manicured lawn under a clear blue sky.

West Hill Homes

$950k-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 70s
Two-story Mediterranean-style house in Rancho Conejo with tan stucco walls, red tile roof, arched entryway, large windows with shutters, and a landscaped front yard featuring palm trees and shrubs under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Rancho Conejo Homes

$1M-$2.8M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1991 to today
Two-story suburban house with light-colored siding, white garage door, and an American flag. A large tree and shrubs are in the front yard, and a black car is parked in the driveway on a sunny day.

Cameo Homes

$900k-$1.2M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 60s
A Fountainwood Homes suburban house with a three-car garage, tan exterior, and sloped roof sits amid a green lawn, trees, and landscaped plants on a sunny day.

Fountainwood Homes

$1M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1985
A suburban street in Sunset Hills with three houses, manicured lawns, and landscaped gardens. One driveway has a parked car. Rocky hills and a clear blue sky form the picturesque background.

Sunset Hills

$900k-$1.2M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: 1970s
Two-story Symphony Homes suburban house with light-colored siding, a dark shingled roof, three-car garage, brick accents, and green vines climbing the front. The neatly trimmed lawn and trees complete the scene under a clear blue sky.

Symphony Homes

$1M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: Late 80s
A two-story beige house with white trim in Eagle Ridge, featuring a double garage, dark shutters, and surrounded by tall palm trees and lush green plants under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Eagle Ridge Homes

$1M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 90s to Early 2000s
A single-story Conejo Heights house with white walls, a stone accent, a red-tiled roof, a two-car garage, manicured shrubs, potted plants, and a sloped driveway on a sunny day.

Conejo Heights

$900k-$1.3M

Single Family Homes

3-4 Bed

Built: Built 70s and 80s
Aerial view of a suburban house with a large driveway, a well-maintained lawn, and pink flowering trees in the front yard; neighboring houses and trees visible in the background.

Conejo Oaks

$1M-$3.5M

Single Family Homes

2-7 Bed

Built: 1940s-2000s
Single-story beige Kevington Homes house with a three-car garage, large windows, and a curved staircase to the front door. The landscaping features shrubs, small bushes, and a sloped yard bordered by rocks.

Kevington Homes

$1M-$2.4M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 60s, 70s, and 80s
A modern two-story East Hill Homes residence with light-colored walls, a tiled roof, three-car garage, manicured lawn, trimmed hedges, palm trees, and a clear blue sky in the background.

East Hill Homes

$1.2M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1980
A beige two-story suburban house with a brown tile roof, white trim, and green shutters sits on Falconridge, surrounded by landscaped greenery and palm trees, situated on a sloped driveway in the quiet Fieldstone neighborhood.

Fieldstone and Falconridge Homes

$1.2M-$1.4M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1980s
A single-story suburban house with a light brown exterior, white trim, and a double garage. Tall palm trees and verdigris-green landscaping surround the home. A yellow fire hydrant sits on the lawn near the sidewalk.

Gated: Verdigris Homes

$900k-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Mid 90s
A single-story beige house with a brown roof, attached two-car garage, arched window, manicured lawn, bushes, and flowers sits on a corner lot in Meadow Wood, featuring a streetlamp and clear blue sky.

Meadow Wood Homes

$1M-$1.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 80s and 90s
A mid-century modern house with gray siding, flat roof, and large windows sits among palm trees and a green lawn on a sunny day—a striking example of California real estate inspired by iconic Eichler Homes.

Eichler Homes

$1.5M-$1.8M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1964-1966
A two-story Chanteclair suburban house with a beige exterior, white trim, a three-car garage, manicured lawn, and decorative shrubs, set against a backdrop of tall trees on a sunny day.

Gated: Chanteclair Estates Homes

$1M-$1.6M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 80s

Rosewood Homes

$1.5M-$2.3M

Single Family Homes

4-5 Bed

Built: 1990s
Two-story Brock suburban house with light-colored siding, a spacious three-car garage, multiple windows, a well-kept lawn, and a brick mailbox in front. Tall trees and neighboring houses can be seen in the background.

Brock Collection Homes

$1.2M-$1.6M

Single Family Homes

4-5 Bed

Built: Late 80s
Two-story suburban house in the desirable Lang Ranch Tract, featuring a three-car garage, light-colored exterior, and a driveway, surrounded by palm trees and lush landscaping beneath a sunny blue sky with scattered clouds.

Summit at Lang Ranch Homes

$1.3M-$2.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 90s
A single-story suburban house with white siding, a brown shingle roof, and a two-car garage. Located in Sunset Ridge, it features a small tree, green lawn, and neatly trimmed bushes in the front yard under a clear blue sky.

Sunset Ridge

$1.5M-$2M

Single Family Homes

4-6 Bed

Built: 1999-2001
Nestled in Ridgeview Estates, this two-story house with a red-tiled roof, white walls, and large garage sits behind landscaped brick steps, palm trees, and shrubs under a clear blue sky. The house number 2341 is visible on the mailbox.

Ridgeview Estates

$1M-$1.8M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 70s-80s
Single-story suburban house with a three-car garage, manicured lawn, mailbox at the curb, flowerbed by the entrance, and trees in the background on a sunny day.

Deer Ridge

$1.5M-$2M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: 1988
This Lynn Ranch single-story home features a light-colored roof, red brick and white walls, large arched windows, and a wide driveway, all set amid a lush green lawn, mature trees, and colorful landscaping on a sunny day.

Lynn Ranch

$1.2M-$2.6M

Single Family Homes

2-7 Bed

Built: 1950s to 2000s
A large, modern suburban house in the Estates at Mountain View with tan walls, red-tiled roof, stone accents, and lush landscaping. A paved driveway leads to a garage under a clear blue sky with light clouds.

Estates at Mountain View (Conejo Crest)

$2M-$2.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Early 2000s
A large, two-story Mediterranean-style house in Woodridge with tan stucco walls, brown garage doors, palm trees, lush landscaping, and a stone fountain in the front yard under a clear blue sky.

Gated: Woodridge Homes

$1.5M-$2.3M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Early 2000s
A large Lynnmere suburban house with palm trees in front, brick steps leading to double doors, manicured bushes, and a sloped hill in the background beneath a clear blue sky.

Gated: Lynnmere Estates

$1.8M-$2.5M

Single Family Homes

3-5 Bed

Built: Late 80s to Early 90s

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