Homes for Sale in Conejo Oaks, Thousand Oaks

Conejo Oaks at a glance

• East of State Route 23: Conejo Oaks homes for sale here come from a map outline along the east side of State Route 23, running north from East Hillcrest Drive, on streets such as Alamos Drive, Encino Vista Drive, Pueblo Drive, La Jolla Drive, La Granada Drive and El Cajon Drive.
• City land in ZIP 91362: Census geocoder checks across the outline all return the City of Thousand Oaks and ZIP code area 91362, so this is City land under City zoning, not County land like Lynn Ranch. Compare 91362 homes for sale.
• A 1956 survey map: The Museum of Ventura County holds a February 1956 surveyor’s map of Conejo Oaks Tract No. 2, laying out lots on Alamos Drive in the old Rancho El Conejo, eight years before the City incorporated in 1964. It dates the lot layout, not the houses, so check each listing’s year built.
• Replanted oak woodland: The La Jolla Open Space inside the outline, a 15-acre City-owned parcel, was first subdivided for housing. The City Council made it open space in 1998, and volunteers have since planted hundreds of oaks there, per the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency.

Fire map and oak permits before an offer

On CAL FIRE’s 2025 map of local fire hazard zones, every point sampled across this outline came back non-wildland rather than Moderate, High or Very High. That is a map label, not a statement about wildfire risk, and a lot beside open space can map differently, so look up each parcel.

City permits cover oaks on private lots too: removing, relocating or working inside an oak’s protected zone needs one unless the tree is two inches in diameter or smaller. Ask for any oak permit history before planning a pool, addition or grading, and see the luxury homes page for hillside limits.

Conejo Oaks questions, answered

Does the Ordinance 34 fire inspection apply to a sale here?

Only where the parcel itself is rated High or Very High. As of 2026, Ordinance 34 from Ventura County Fire then requires the seller to hand the buyer defensible-space paperwork, and a lot split between two ratings counts at the higher one. Confirm the parcel’s rating early in escrow.

How close is the freeway?

The outline’s western edge follows State Route 23, which the General Plan says was completed by 1981, so streets on that side sit near the freeway. Visit during commute hours before you commit.

What if nothing fits here right now?

The outline is small, so the grid can be short. Widen to Thousand Oaks homes for sale or ask a Thousand Oaks real estate agent to set up an alert for these streets.