Too much space?
At some point you just don’t need all that space anymore – rooms go unused and upkeep becomes a nuisance.
It might be time to do some downsizing. Here are a few townhome communities that maintain the luxuries of Westlake Village while escaping the demands of larger estates.
Kensington Park ($700k-$1 mil)
What’s to Love: The winding streets, curb appeal and the natural creek that backs the neighborhood are all worthy of some love. And the location – step outside the north gates to walk to dinner and have some drinks. Step out the south gate and walk off that dinner at the local park.
What’s Not to Love: HOA fees are steep compared to similar neighborhoods. Budget some updating money too. | Learn More
What’s to Love: The winding streets, curb appeal and the natural creek that backs the neighborhood are all worthy of some love. And the location – step outside the north gates to walk to dinner and have some drinks. Step out the south gate and walk off that dinner at the local park.
What’s Not to Love: HOA fees are steep compared to similar neighborhoods. Budget some updating money too. | Learn More
Westlake Pointe ($800k-$850k)
What’s to Love: Convenience. Not only in location and accessibility but Westlake Pointe’s balconies are a low maintenance alternative to a full size yard.
What’t Not to Love: There are two sides to each coin. If you like a large yard, this isn’t the best place to start the house hunt. | Learn More
What’s to Love: Convenience. Not only in location and accessibility but Westlake Pointe’s balconies are a low maintenance alternative to a full size yard.
What’t Not to Love: There are two sides to each coin. If you like a large yard, this isn’t the best place to start the house hunt. | Learn More
Westlake Cove ($900k-$975k)
What’s to Love: If you’re the active type, you have many options. Take a walk around the lake, go for a hike on Pentachacta Trail, and the Westlake Athletic Club is your neighbor. Top it off with dinner and some drinks at one of the lakeside restaurants.
What’s Not to Love: It can feel a bit tight here without a ton of parking. If you’d like a big yard, you definitely won’t find it here. | Learn More
What’s to Love: If you’re the active type, you have many options. Take a walk around the lake, go for a hike on Pentachacta Trail, and the Westlake Athletic Club is your neighbor. Top it off with dinner and some drinks at one of the lakeside restaurants.
What’s Not to Love: It can feel a bit tight here without a ton of parking. If you’d like a big yard, you definitely won’t find it here. | Learn More
Westlake Bay ($650k-$900k)
What’s to Love: There are many floorplans to chose, including tri-level. And the grounds of Westlake Bay are beautiful with lake views, walking paths, a fullsize clubhouse and pool. Oh, we almost forgot about the waterfront views from your bay window.
What’s Not to Love: Up against Westlake Blvd doesn’t offer all the same views as those closer to the lake. HOA dues are on the higher end of the spectrum. Many of the garages are separated from the house. | Learn More
What’s to Love: There are many floorplans to chose, including tri-level. And the grounds of Westlake Bay are beautiful with lake views, walking paths, a fullsize clubhouse and pool. Oh, we almost forgot about the waterfront views from your bay window.
What’s Not to Love: Up against Westlake Blvd doesn’t offer all the same views as those closer to the lake. HOA dues are on the higher end of the spectrum. Many of the garages are separated from the house. | Learn More
