Thousand Oaks Neighborhood Guide

Casa de las Flores

About 56 townhomes on Jeranios Court and Helecho Court

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Casa de las Flores is about 56 attached townhomes on Jeranios Court and Helecho Court in Thousand Oaks, off Los Feliz Drive near Erbes Road and Colina Middle School. Units are about 1,210 to 1,400 square feet, most about 1,390.

Highlighted area is the approximate footprint of Casa de las Flores, drawn from the parcels in Ventura County records and the subdivision named on MLS sales. Labels mark the other Thousand Oaks neighborhoods; click one to open its guide.

Not gatedCasa de las Flores is not a gated community.

Homes for sale and recently sold in Casa de las Flores

Listings and sales inside the Casa de las Flores outline on the map above, from the CSMAR multiple listing service. They update as agents post them.

For sale in Casa de las Flores right now

Active listings inside the neighborhood.

Active$609,00091 Helecho Court
Thousand Oaks, CA 913623 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,390 sq ft · built 1980Listing courtesy of The CREM Group

Active$624,900110 Jeranios Court
Thousand Oaks, CA 913622 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,361 sq ft · built 1980Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty World Class

In escrow in Casa de las Flores

Under contract but not yet closed — the closest read on what buyers are paying today.

Nothing in Casa de las Flores is in escrow right now.

Sold in Casa de las Flores in the last two years

Closed sales inside the neighborhood, newest first.

Sold$680,000Sold Mar 13, 2025174 Jeranios Court
Thousand Oaks, CA 913622 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,361 sq ft · built 1980Listing courtesy of Pinnacle Estate Properties

Casa de las Flores quick facts

Where is Casa de las Flores?Thousand Oaks (91362), on Jeranios Court and Helecho Court off Los Feliz Drive, near Erbes Road. It is inside the City of Thousand Oaks.

When was it built?The early 1980s, on one county map.

Who built it?The builder isn’t confirmed.

How many homes?About 56.

How big are the homes?About 1,210 to 1,400 square feet; most are about 1,390.

Townhome or condo?Attached units with shared common areas. Confirm how title is held for the specific unit.

Which schools?Conejo Valley Unified. The closest campuses are Colina Middle School (under a quarter mile), Meadows Arts and Technology Elementary School (a charter school, about 1 mile) and Westlake High School (about 2.4 miles). Attendance is set by address, so confirm with the district.

What are homes selling for?1 home sold in the last two years, for $680,000.

Casa de las Flores HOA dues

Is there an HOA?Yes. An older listing showed about $570; confirm the current amount and what it covers.

The homes

The units

Casa de las Flores is one complex of about 56 townhomes on Jeranios Court and Helecho Court. Monterey Woods on Charterwood Court next door is a separate complex.

Owning here

Association

An older listing showed an association fee of about $570. Confirm the current amount, what it covers, and the state of the reserves.

Schools

Casa de las Flores is in the Conejo Valley Unified School District. The closest campuses are Colina Middle School (under a quarter mile), Meadows Arts and Technology Elementary School (a charter school, about 1 mile) and Westlake High School (about 2.4 miles). Attendance is set by address, so confirm the assignment with the district.

What to check

With no recent sales to compare, ask the association for the budget, the reserve study and any planned assessments, and check the county record for the unit’s year built and square footage.

Prices

Recent sales

1 home sold in the last two years, for $680,000.

Nearby neighborhoods

Monterey WoodsThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →Twin OaksThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →Town OaksThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →Casa De OaksThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →GlenwoodThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →Conejo OaksThousand Oaks neighborhood guide →

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