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Ven-Tu Park Club Sites

Ven-Tu Park Club Sites is the original 1924 map at the lower, northeast end of Ventu Park. Dan S. Miller surveyed it and owner J. L. Evans filed it. It laid out long rows of 25-by-110-foot cabin lots, and about 250 homes stand on it today.

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At a glance

Ven-Tu Park Club Sites quick facts

Also calledMap of Ven-Tu Park Club and Cabin Sites (1924), Ventu Park (City of Thousand Oaks recorded-map name)
NeighborhoodVentu Park, Newbury Park
BuilderNone; lots sold individually (subdivider of record J. L. Evans)
BuiltLots recorded February to April 1924; houses built individually afterward
HomesAbout 250 (about 135 in the city and 112 unincorporated), not counting the 6 homes of Tract 4960
Home typesSingle-family houses, mostly small. Assessor building area runs from about 520 to 4,550 sq ft, with medians near 1,500 sq ft on the city streets and 2,400 sq ft on the county streets.
Lot sizesMapped as 25-by-110-foot lots. Parcels with homes today run about 0.06 to 0.9 acre (median about 0.13 acre).
StreetsMaple Road, Beech Road, Pepper Road, Hope Road, Combs Road, Midbury Hill Road, Acacia Road, Elm Road, McKnight Road (lower part), Heavenly Valley Road, Ventu Park Road (lowest block)
Tract mapRecord map 12-MR-1, Record map 11-MR-64, Record map 11-MR-57
HOAVentu Park Homeowners Association — Named in Ventura County's Thousand Oaks Area Plan (2020) as the group the county consults on rural road improvements. It has no listed management company and does not appear in the City of Thousand Oaks HOA records. (neighborhood association)

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About

About Ven-Tu Park Club Sites

An earlier version was recorded in February 1924, and the final map followed on April 2, 1924. Today the city line runs through it. About 135 homes on Maple, Beech, Pepper, Hope and Combs roads and the lowest block of Ventu Park Road are in Thousand Oaks Council District 4. They are the smallest in the neighborhood, with a median of about 1,500 sq ft on roughly 0.11-acre lots. About 110 more, on Midbury Hill, Acacia, Elm, McKnight and Heavenly Valley roads, are unincorporated. In 1998 six lots off Acacia Road were re-divided as Tract 4960.

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Part of

Ventu Park, Newbury Park

Ventu Park is a hillside neighborhood of about 540 homes along South Ventu Park Road, climbing from Lynn Road toward the ridge above Hidden Valley. Its lots were laid out in 1924 as the Ven-Tu Park Club and Cabin Sites. The five maps were surveyed by Dan S. Miller and filed by J. L. Evans, and the lots were sold as getaway and hunting-cabin sites.

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