Oak Park, CA | Safe, peaceful, award winning schools
Oak Park is undoubtably known most for its award winning academics, parks, and hiking trails. The bulk of the social scene involves the whole family and usually takes place outdoors.
Don’t get me wrong, locals have their favorite restaurants, bars, and shops here. But you’ll likely find yourself spending a fair amount of your time in Westlake Village and Agoura Hills.
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Oak Park neighborhoods range from entry level condos and townhomes to single family homes and guard-gated estates. Most of the homes were built throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Each decade offering a slightly architectural style – newer homes being more of that modern open concept, and older homes being more traditional with larger yards.
You can explore all of Oak Park neighborhoods, here
& to learn more about the differences in Oak Park neighborhoods, check out our blog: Oak Park | Older vs. Newer
Are you moving to Oak Park?
As a local realtor® and Conejo Valley neighborhood expert I’d love to help you get to know the area, the available homes, and help find the one that’s right for you!
The Promenade is a one stop shop for a night out in Westlake Village. A Saturday night might look like this: Paul Martins for a cocktail, appetizers, and/or dinner. Cinepolis for a movie. And, if you’re really enjoying your company, Farfallas for a night cap.
Westlake Plaza| Besides having a number of restaurants to choose from, The Plaza has a one up on the other shopping centers – it’s within walking distance to some of Westlake’s favorite neighborhoods.
The Westlake Village Inn, home to Stonehaus Winery, Mediterraneo, and Louie’s is an undeniable local favorite. From breakfast, lunch, and dinner to happy-hour, and events this remains one of the number 1 spots in town for dining.
The Shoppes has a ton of restaurants to choose from – including California’s pride and joy, In-n-Out.
Where to Shop
Shopping in Oak Park will be reserved for grocery stores and similar kinds of convenience shopping versus for pleasure. There’s a much likelier chance you will hop back over to Westlake Village to find your favorite brands and stores – i.e. Pottery Barn, William Sonoma, Sephora, LuLuLemon, Restoration Hardware, and of course, Target 😉
In the times where you need a little more to choose from, the Thousand Oaks mall is just 10 minutes down the road.
When it comes to enjoying the outdoors, I think exploring all of the Conejo Valley is worth your while. Hiking, biking, playgrounds, and are some of the things the Conejo Valley is most known for. All 5 towns boast their own list of hiking trails and parks.
B O N U S: While it might be cheating to put this in the “Outdoors Section“…I think it’s worth it | Kids World Indoor Playground
Where to Golf
Some of Southern California’s top golf courses are right here in the Conejo Valley. There are a total of 9 public golf courses across the greater Conejo Valley. Check out my complete ranking of each one, here.
Just Around the Corner From Oak Park, CA
At some point you’ll get the itch to get out of town for a bit. One of the best parts about living in Oak Park is its proximity to some of California’s most prized locations. This map will give you an idea of just how close you’ll be to places like Malibu, Santa Monica, Santa Barbara, etc.
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Moving to the Conejo Valley?
Congrats! You’re going to love it here.
As a local realtor® and neighborhood expert I’d love to help you get to know the area, the available homes, and help find the one that’s right for you!
There are hundreds of Conejo Valley neighborhoods to consider as you continue your home search. The first step is to start crossing some of the unwanted neighborhoods off the list.
I’ll help you do that. That way, you can stop spending your time looking at homes online and wondering, do I want to live there?
