590 West Stafford

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1025 Cheshire Court

Perfection in gated Hidden Valley Estates. Over 2 acre lot designed for max in outdoor living with serene dramatic landscaping and hardscape

4430 Fairway Court

A gated estate at end of private cul-de-sac in heart of the community.

5404 Indian Trail Court

Custom contemporary estate with stone accents on private wooded lot. Gated property built to commercial specs w/ superb construction

2377 Crombie Court

Largest and most popular floor plan in Trentwood townhomes at Sherwood with large, open, sunny rooms. Feels & lives like single family. Also on most popular wide street at top of hill

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548 Cricketfield Court

Unobstructed full lake view of stunning Lake Sherwood from this cul-de-sac home in gated Northshore at Sherwood. Tri-level home of nearly 3800' features 4 BD, 3.5 BA + library/office

1132 Foxglove Court

Tuscan-inspired w/ newer tile roof, paint, stone hardscape in front, & rear yard w/ brick patios/decks, free-form pool, spa, BBQ center, inviting yard & lush landscaping.

674 Chippendale Ave

Absolutely stunning home is located in the gated Legacy Collection at Wood Ranch. From the formal foyer with the alabaster & wrought-iron entry fixture elegantly suspended from the rotunda

700 N Valley Drive #38

Wonderful private and serene location. Large inviting patio deck overlooks mature trees and has view of the pool. Master Suite has balcony overlooking open space

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Lake Sherwood | Sherwood Valley

Lake Sherwood and Sherwood Valley take their name from the oldest man-made lake in California and it is central to the history and development of the area. Built in 1904 and over 165 acres in size, Sherwood residents enjoy the shimmering beauty of the lake amid volcanic islands and mountains … Continue reading →

Newbury Park

Newbury Park is the western-most community in the greater Thousand Oaks area and abuts the Santa Monica National Recreation area so folks come from miles around to enjoy the fabulous parklands that stretch all the way to the coast. Egbert Starr Newbury owned thousands of acres in the 1870′s and … Continue reading →

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Conejo Valley News

The area was once occupied by the Chumash people, and 2000-year-old cave drawings may still be seen at the Chumash Indian Museum, 3290 Lang Ranch Parkway, in the Lang Ranch section of the city. The Chumash village was known as Sap’wi, which means “House of the Deer.”
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