Rancho Conejo
Rancho Conejo is a neighborhood within the Newbury Park community in Thousand Oaks, CA. The residential gated community features a wide variety of single family homes, many of which feature Mediterranean architecture and styles, which were primarily built between the years of 1991 and 2016.
The Rancho Conejo community is one that offers plenty of diversity. Not only in home structures and styles, but also in the families, couples, and individuals who are attracted to the community. With homes ranging in size from three to six bathrooms and offering as many as five bathrooms, there is plenty of room for growing families and visitors in most of the homes available.
Homes in the Rancho Conejo neighborhood come in many sizes, between 1,400 and 5,400 square feet and in a diverse price range making it an affordable community for many different budgets. Lot sizes also reflect the diversity of the community with some lots as small as 1/8 of an acre to lots well over five acres in size.
There is a homeowner’s association in Rancho Conejo that attends to common area maintenance issues such as maintaining the structure of common buildings within the community, maintaining and controlling the community gate, major landscaping projects, sidewalk maintenance, and more.
The schools serving Rancho Conejo are a significant draw for families interested in the area including Newbury High School, Madrona Elementary School, Sequoia Middle School, and Walnut Elementary. Families also appreciate the two beautiful pools in the community and the easy access it offers to walking trails and nearby parks.
Rancho Conejo is a community made up of single-story and two-story constructions as well as offering two or three-car garages in many homes in the community. The wide selection of homes, styles, and designs makes this a community that accommodates the needs of a diverse group of people. From singles, to couples, to large families, and even retirees looking for a quiet lifestyle, there is a little something for everyone in Rancho Conejo.
