If you’re like me, walkability sits at the top of the “want list”. Sometimes you’d just like to be able to walk to get a cup of coffee.
One of the biggest draws to the Conejo Valley is the chance to escape the hustle and bustle of a big city. But, that also means you have to let go of some of the city life you might enjoy – like a quick stroll to the corner market.
There’s good news! Quite a few neighborhoods in Conejo Valley offer tons of walkability.
Here’s are the top 4 neighborhoods in Westlake Village that sit close enough to walk to a nearby store, restaurant, and even winery:
Walk to The Stonehaus from First Neighborhood
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First Neighborhood ($800k – $1.2 mil)
First Neighborhood is one of Westlake Village’s most popular neighborhoods. Notable for its location. Its in walking distance from the popular Stonehaus Winery, and the Westlake Plaza – where you’ll find everything from coffee to dinner, as well as a couple of grocery markets and boutiques.
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Village Homes ($750k – $1.2 mil)
Village Homes is in quick walking distance to the Westlake Plaza – one of our favorite spots for lunch, dinner, happy hour, and day-to-day necessities. Walk to the bank, grocery store, Starbucks, and a whole bunch more.
The Promenade in Westlake Village. Home to Paul Martin’s and Cinepolis
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Renaissance Homes ($650k – $775k)
Renaissance Homes sit right around the corner from both The Shoppes and the Westlake Village Market Place. Walk to lunch or dinner, Target, In n Out, Hook Burger, Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co., 101 North Eatery and Bar, and more.
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Westlake Hills ($700k – $1.1 mil)
Bonus points for the park in the center – which remains a neighborhood favorite. Westlake Hills is in a great location for walking to some of Westlake’s favorite spots. Stonefire Grill, Starbucks, Peet’s Coffee, Trader Joe’s, BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse, Paul Martin’s American Grill, and then some.
Here’s a map of all four neighborhood (highlighted in orange) along with our favorite local spots to grab a coffee, bite to eat, etc. (market with blue icons). You can click on each neighborhood or icon for more details:
