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Ven-Tu Park Extension

Ven-Tu Park Extension is the second of the 1924 maps, recorded April 23, 1924. It carried the cabin-site lots west and south of the original tract. Dan S. Miller surveyed it and it was recorded at J. L. Evans's request. About 250 homes stand on it along Newbury Lane, Kathleen Drive, Brook, Canyon, Timber and McKnight roads and Ventu Park Road.

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At a glance

Ven-Tu Park Extension quick facts

Also calledVentu Park Extension No. 1 (City of Thousand Oaks recorded-map name), Map of Ven-Tu Park Extension Club and Cabin Sites (1924)
NeighborhoodVentu Park, Newbury Park
BuilderNone; lots sold individually (recorded at the request of J. L. Evans)
BuiltLots recorded April 1924; houses built individually afterward
HomesAbout 250 (about 227 unincorporated and 23 in the city)
Home typesSingle-family houses. Assessor building area runs from about 480 to 5,400 sq ft, with a median of about 1,850 sq ft.
Lot sizesParcels with homes run about 0.06 to 1.5 acres (median about 0.23 acre). The map's first sheet shows lots about 56 to 72 feet wide.
StreetsNewbury Lane, Kathleen Drive, Brook Road, Canyon Road, Timber Road, McKnight Road, Ventu Park Road, Rudolph Drive, Donlin Road, Live Oak Road, Edward Road, Culver Road, Barranca Road, Hemlock Road, Mountain View Road, Topa View
Tract mapRecord map 12-MR-10
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 Extension

The map's first sheet shows lots about 56 to 72 feet wide, roomier than the original 25-foot sites, and homes here sit on a median of about a quarter acre. Nearly all of it is unincorporated, in the county's Urban Residential core. About 23 homes on its north edge are inside Thousand Oaks, where city records call it Ventu Park Extension No. 1. Those on Live Oak Road and a few Lynn and Timber road addresses are in Council District 1, and those on Ventu Park Road are in District 4. A few homes at the top, on Rudolph Drive and Mountain View Road, fall in the county's Upper Ventu Park open-space area.

Schools

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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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