Calabasas Neighborhood Guide

Deer Springs

1988–1989 · about 300 houses on Lost Springs Drive, Cottonwood Grove Trail and Cold Springs Street

Listing photo: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · CSMAR MLS

Deer Springs is a neighborhood of about 300 houses in Calabasas, on Lost Springs Drive, Cottonwood Grove Trail, Cold Springs Street and Hot Springs Place. The homes were built from 1988 to 1989 and run about 1,360 to 2,050 square feet. Most have four bedrooms.

Highlighted area is the approximate footprint of Deer Springs, drawn from the parcels in Los Angeles County records. Labels mark the other Calabasas communities; click one to open its guide.

Not gatedDeer Springs is not a gated community; its streets are public.

Where is Deer Springs?On Lost Springs Drive, Cottonwood Grove Trail, Cold Springs Street and Hot Springs Place, in Calabasas, with 91301 addresses.
Is it in the City of Calabasas?Yes.
When was it built?From 1988 to 1989.
Who built it?The builder isn’t confirmed here. The homes are on Los Angeles County tracts 45522, 45523 and 32960.
How many homes?About 300.
How big are the homes?About 1,360 to 2,050 square feet; the middle is about 1,870. Most have four bedrooms.
How big are the lots?Mostly about 4,200 to 7,000 square feet.
Is there an HOA?Ask for the current dues. No association fee shows on the few recent MLS listings here.
Is it gated?No. The streets are open.
Which schools?Las Virgenes Unified. The closest campuses are Lupin Hill Elementary School (about 2.1 miles) and A.E. Wright Middle School (about 0.3 mile). Calabasas High School serves Calabasas. Attendance is set by address, so confirm with the district.
What are homes selling for?9 sales in the two years to September 2026, from $1,040,000 to $1,395,000. The middle price was $1,260,000.

Homes for sale in Deer Springs

These lists come from the CSMAR multiple listing service and are drawn to the outline on the map. Many Calabasas homes are listed only on the Los Angeles-area MLS, so some sales and listings will not appear here.

For sale in Deer Springs right now

Active listings inside the community.

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In escrow in Deer Springs

Under contract but not yet closed.

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The homes

The streets

Deer Springs is on Lost Springs Drive, Cottonwood Grove Trl, Cold Springs Street, Hot Springs Place, Deerweed Trl and Arroyo Willow Lane. The communities next to it are Mira Monte, Lone Oak, Steeplechase and Country Creek Lane.

Sizes and plans

The homes run about 1,360 to 2,050 square feet, with a middle of about 1,870. Most have four bedrooms.

Parks and open space

The closest parks are Bark Park (0.4 mile), Juan Bautista de Anza Park (0.5 mile) and Grape Arbor Park (0.6 mile). For hiking and open space, Liberty Canyon Natural Preserve (1.5 miles), Liberty Canyon Open Space (1.6 miles) and Fran Pavley Meadow (1.6 miles) are nearby. Calabasas sits against the Santa Monica Mountains, with Malibu Creek State Park and the Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve on either side of the city.

Owning here

Association

Ask for the CC&Rs, budget and reserve study early in escrow, and confirm the dues for the specific address.

Schools

Deer Springs is in the Las Virgenes Unified School District, which serves Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Hidden Hills and most of Westlake Village. The closest campuses are Lupin Hill Elementary School (about 2.1 miles) and A.E. Wright Middle School (about 0.3 mile). Calabasas High School serves Calabasas. Attendance is set by address, so confirm the assignment for a specific home with the district.

What to check

Pull the permit history, check the roof, HVAC and plumbing for the age of the home, and look up the CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zone for the address, since much of Calabasas is in a very high fire hazard severity zone and that affects insurance and brush-clearance rules.

Prices

Recent sales

Recent sales include a 1,731-square-foot three-bedroom on Cottonwood Grove Trail for $1,300,000 in April 2026; a 1,866-square-foot four-bedroom on Hot Springs Place for $1,165,000 in January 2026; a 1,866-square-foot four-bedroom on Lost Springs Drive for $1,040,000 in October 2025; a 1,866-square-foot four-bedroom on Lost Oak Court for $1,089,000 in October 2025. These are sale prices recorded with Los Angeles County. Many Calabasas homes are listed on the Los Angeles-area MLS rather than the CSMAR MLS behind the lists above, so those lists show only part of the market.

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