Calabasas Neighborhood Guide
Lone Oak
1989–1990 · about 48 houses on Poppyseed Place, Goldenrod Place and Marigold Court
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Lone Oak is a neighborhood of about 48 houses in Calabasas, on Poppyseed Place, Goldenrod Place, Marigold Court and Sunflower Court. The homes were built from 1989 to 1990 and run about 1,660 to 2,470 square feet. Most have 3 to 5 bedrooms.
Highlighted area is the approximate footprint of Lone Oak, drawn from the parcels in Los Angeles County records. Labels mark the other Calabasas communities; click one to open its guide.
Not gatedLone Oak is not a gated community; its streets are public.
Homes for sale in Lone Oak
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 Lone Oak right now
Active listings inside the community.
Nothing is listed for sale in Lone Oak right now.
In escrow in Lone Oak
Under contract but not yet closed.
Nothing in Lone Oak is in escrow right now.
Lone Oak quick facts
Lone Oak HOA dues
The homes
The streets
Lone Oak is on Poppyseed Place, Goldenrod Place, Marigold Court and Sunflower Court.
Sizes and plans
The homes run about 1,660 to 2,470 square feet, with a middle of about 2,220. Most have 3 to 5 bedrooms.
Owning here
Association
Ask for the CC&Rs, budget and reserve study early in escrow, and confirm the dues for the specific address.
Schools
Lone Oak 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 2.2 miles) and A.E. Wright Middle School (about a quarter mile). Calabasas High School serves Calabasas. Attendance is set by address, so confirm the assignment for a specific home with the district.
Prices
Lone Oak market at a glance
Homes, townhomes and condos (no rentals) from the MLS. These numbers refresh every night as listings go active, pending or sold. Last updated Nov 3, 2026 at 3:37 pm.
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Absorption rate shows how fast homes are selling. It takes the homes for sale today and divides them by the number of homes that sold per month over the last 24 months.
The answer is how many months it would take to sell every home on the market if no new listings came up. Under about 3 months usually means a seller’s market, 3 to 6 months is balanced, and over 6 months favors buyers.
See the full Lone Oak market report →
Median sold price and homes sold, by quarter
Days on market and sold-to-list price, by quarter
Based on 3 sales in the last 24 months (fewer than 6 sold in the last 12, so two years are used). Charts cover the last 8 full quarters. Source: CSMAR MLS and its data-share MLSs. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Recent sales
3 homes sold in the last two years, from $1,278,888 to $1,350,000, with a median of $1,300,000. Recent sales include a 2,034-square-foot three-bedroom on Marigold Court for $1,300,000 in May 2026; a 2,034-square-foot three-bedroom on Poppyseed Place for $1,350,000 in April 2025. These are sale prices recorded with Los Angeles County.
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