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Westlake Hills is located in the prestigious North
Ranch section of Westlake Village. Many families have chosen this tract
for its Blue Ribbon schools and greenbelt walkways that lead to
Westlake Hills Elementary School and Russell Park. The park and
walkways are maintained by the city of Thousand Oaks. The area also has
easy access to shopping and freeways. Numerous homes have extensive
remodeling and landscaping. There are optional, minimal, annual HOA
dues and HOA guidelines for architectural improvements.
Westlake Hills has two sections that were built by
Donald Brenn between 1970-1973 and has 420 single family homes. Brenn
built 6 different floor plans ranging in size from approximately 1414
to 2653 square feet.
Larwin built the second section of single family
homes, known as Country Place, between 1977-1979. There are 5 Larwin
models ranging in size from approximately 2078 to 3310 square feet.
There are 214 homes in the Country Place section.
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The first section of Westlake Hills has 3
entrances. From the 101 Freeway go north on Westlake Blvd. past
Thousand Oaks Blvd., turn Left on Cascade. There is also an entrance
just north of Cascade Ave., which is Santiago Street. You can not turn
left from Westlake Blvd. on Santiago because there is a center divider.
There is also an entrance from Hillcrest Blvd. Take Westlake Blvd.
north to Hillcrest Blvd. turn Left on Hillcrest Blvd. and then turn
left again on Blue Mesa to enter.
The Country Place section is best entered from the
west side of the tract.
From the 101 Freeway go north on Westlake Boulevard
and turn left on Thousand Oaks Boulevard. Go right on Duesenberg Drive
past the Post Office to Clearwater and turn right.
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