Lakeshore

Lakeshore went up at the same time as the lake. The American-Hawaiian Steamship Company began digging the basin and damming Triunfo Creek in the mid-1960s, and the first Lakeshore homes, on Waterside Lane and Viewlake Lane, were finished in 1967. Sailview, Harborview, Beachlake and Beachview lanes followed in 1968, and Beachmeadow, Beachfront and Lake Meadow lanes in 1969. Lake Harbor Lane was built in two of those stages.

The lanes are short and private. Garages and front doors face the lane, and living rooms and main bedrooms face the patio, the greenbelt or the water. Greenbelts with paths and lawn run between the rows and lead to the pools and the beaches.

The six original plans are each named for a lake: Lake Avon, Lake Bridgeport, Lake Cass, Lake Dauphine, Lake Elgin and Lake Franca. They range from about 1,250 to 2,250 square feet. The smallest are single-story homes of about 1,300 to 1,400 square feet with two bedrooms. The rest are two-story, with three or four bedrooms.

The most common sizes in recent sales are about 1,950 and 2,250 square feet—two-story plans with three or four bedrooms and two and a half baths.

Drawings on file for the tract. Other plans, elevations and options may have been offered.

With the same association, amenities and plans throughout, price here is mostly about position. Homes on the lakefront rows open onto the water and a private dock. Homes across the lane from the water often have lake views over the rooftops. Interior homes face greenbelts and use the community docks and beaches. A lakefront home can sell for close to twice what the same plan brings on an interior lane.

Every owner belongs to the Lakeshore homeowners association. Dues are $430 a month on the 2026 sales, up from $385 in late 2024 and early 2025. The association maintains the grounds, pools, spa, courts, beaches and community docks. The homes share walls, so ask for the budget, the reserve study and the rules on exterior work and rentals early in escrow.

Westlake Lake is private, and Lakeshore owners use it as members of the Westlake Lake Management Association. Boats are limited to 18 feet, powerboats must be electric, and the speed limit is 5 miles per hour. Swimming, paddleboards, inflatables and jet skis are not allowed. Fishing requires an annual association badge. The beaches are for launching a kayak or a small sailboat and for sitting by the water.

Lakeshore is on the Los Angeles County side, in the Las Virgenes Unified School District. White Oak Elementary is across Lakeview Canyon Road in First Neighborhood. Older students go to Lindero Canyon Middle School and Agoura High School in Agoura Hills. The Ventura County side of the lake is in Conejo Valley Unified, and listings near the county line sometimes show the wrong district, so confirm the assignment for a specific address with Las Virgenes Unified.

Lindero Canyon Road has an interchange with the 101 about a mile north. The Landing’s restaurants, the lakeside paths and the shops along Agoura Road and Lakeview Canyon Road are close by.

Unrenovated homes may still have galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains, Zinsco or Federal Pacific panels and single-pane sliders. A sewer camera inspection is worth doing. Because the homes are attached and on small lots, there is little room to add on, and exterior work goes through the association.

12 homes sold between October 2024 and September 2026, from $961,250 to $2,455,000, with a median of $1,350,000. The low sale was a single-story, two-bedroom home of 1,300 square feet on Waterside Lane. Most two-story homes sold between $1,160,000 and $1,471,000.

The top sale shows what a lakefront remodel is worth: a 2,028-square-foot home on Beachlake Lane with a private dock sold for $1,350,000 in June 2025 and, after a full remodel with a pool and spa, for $2,455,000 in April 2026.

Westlake Island, across the water, has detached homes, every one with its own dock, behind a guard gate, and typically sells for twice as much or more. Northshore, on the Ventura County side of the lake, is a newer attached neighborhood with smaller homes. First Neighborhood, across Lakeview Canyon Road, has detached homes on larger lots with a pool and greenbelts, off the water.