What you won’t see on the listing sheet.
Living in Village Homes Westlake: Insider Living Guide
If you’re considering Village Homes Westlake, this guide will give you the perspective most buyers don’t get from a listing description — what it’s actually like to live here and what matters long term.
Village Homes is a 650-home community located off Westlake Boulevard, offering a rare combination of suburban comfort and everyday walkability. Restaurants, coffee, grocery stores, and shopping are all within reach — something that truly differentiates this neighborhood from others in the Conejo Valley.
But there are nuances here that buyers should understand.

📍 Location & County Lines (Why It Matters)
One of the most important details about Village Homes Westlake is that it sits in the western portion of Westlake Village, which means it falls within:
- Ventura County
- City of Thousand Oaks
The eastern side of Westlake Village is Los Angeles County. Why does this matter?
Ventura County property taxes (and sales tax) are lower than Los Angeles County. Over time, that difference can significantly affect total ownership cost. It’s a detail that rarely shows up in a property search — but it absolutely impacts long-term value.
When advising buyers, this is one of the first strategic considerations.
🌳 The Greenbelt System

One of the defining features of Village Homes Westlake is its 1¼ miles of greenbelt walking paths.
Maintained by the Village Homes Property Owners Association, the greenbelts:
- Wind through the neighborhood under mature oak trees
- Are lit at night and maintained year-round
- Include small community book libraries
From a lifestyle standpoint, it creates walkability within the neighborhood.
From a resale standpoint, homes backing to the greenbelt often carry stronger appeal due to privacy, views, and reduced through traffic.
Not all interior locations are equal — understanding micro-positioning matters.

🏊 Community Pool & Amenities
The community pool is a 25-yard swimming pool with a connected shallow kiddie pool. Recently remodeled and heated throughout the summer, it’s surrounded by open grass areas, picnic tables, and lounge chairs.
Additional amenities include:
- Private tennis court (reservable by residents online)
- Clubhouse accommodating up to 100 guests
- HOA management office onsite
The clubhouse rental ranges from approximately $110–$440 plus deposit depending on event size.
These amenities enhance lifestyle without significantly inflating HOA costs.
🌲 Nearby Parks & Outdoor Access
Village Homes Westlake is uniquely positioned between two parks:
Evenstar Park
Located in the center of the neighborhood, this 4-acre park includes:
- Playground
- Baseball diamond
- Open green space
It is maintained by the Conejo Recreation & Park District and sits next to the upcoming Oaks Christian Elementary (opening 2026) and the old Carden Conejo School.


Triunfo Park
Located along the western perimeter, it features:
- Basketball court
- Sand volleyball
- Public tennis courts
- Baseball field
- Restrooms
- Groomed hiking trails
It connects directly to the Triunfo Canyon Trail and the larger Los Robles Trail system — a major benefit for buyers who value outdoor recreation.
💰 HOA Costs
Village Homes HOA dues are only $275 per quarter. That is approx. $92 per month.
For private greenbelts, a remodeled pool, tennis court, clubhouse, and maintained common areas, this is great value.
🧠 What Buyers Should Really Consider
When purchasing in Village Homes Westlake, buyers should look beyond square footage and finishes.
Key factors include:
- Proximity to the greenbelt
- Distance from Westlake Boulevard
- Park adjacency
- Interior vs perimeter location
- Long-term resale positioning
Micro-location inside the neighborhood affects daily lifestyle and future value.
That’s where local insight makes a difference.
📞 Thinking About Village Homes Westlake?
If you’re considering Village Homes — or anywhere in Westlake Village — it’s important to evaluate both lifestyle and investment strategy.
I live here. I understand the nuances. And I help buyers make informed, strategic decisions — not just quick ones.
If you’d like honest insight before making a move, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to help.