Tract guide · Coyote Hills, Simi Valley

Tract 2595-1

Tract 2595-1 was the first Lusk Homes tract around Coyote Hills Park: 80 homes on Longbranch Road, Lamp Post Circle, Buckboard Circle, Oldstone Court and the west side of Sinaloa Road. The map was recorded in February 1979, and county records date most of the houses to that year, with a few added in the 1980s.

Well documented: confirmed in official or multiple independent records.
Updated October 16, 2026 · Corrections: send a correction

At a glance

Tract 2595-1 quick facts

Neighborhood	Coyote Hills, Simi Valley
Builder	Lusk Homes/Simi Valley, a limited partnership with John D. Lusk & Son as general partner (owner of a portion on the 1979 map; Jacobi Building Materials, Inc. and a private owner held the other portions)
Built	1979 for most homes, a few in 1983–86 (county building records); map recorded Feb. 2, 1979
Homes	80 homes (Ventura County assessor)
Home types	Single-family homes, about 1,700–4,050 sq ft, in one- and two-story plans (48 of 80 have a second floor)
Lot sizes	About 0.46–0.60 acre (roughly 20,000–26,000 sq ft)
Streets	Longbranch Road (200–400 blocks), Lamp Post Circle, Buckboard Circle, Oldstone Court, Sinaloa Road (200–300 blocks, west side), Valley Gate Road (a few lots in the 200 block)
Tract map	Ventura County Tract 2595, Unit 1: recorded 1979 (80 MR 67), about 59 acres
Gates	Not gated
HOA	A Buckboard Circle home offered in 2026 showed two association charges, $246 and $190 a quarter, with horse trails as an amenity.

Highlighted: recorded Tract 2595, Unit 1 (county GIS). Two other guides' outlines overlap Tract 2595, Unit 1. Other outlines are neighboring tracts in Coyote Hills.

About

About Tract 2595-1

Lusk Homes/Simi Valley, a limited partnership led by John D. Lusk & Son, owned part of the land, and Jacobi Building Materials and a private owner held the rest. Lots are about half an acre, with homes of roughly 1,700 to 4,050 square feet in one- and two-story plans. A Buckboard Circle home offered in 2026 had horse-trail access behind the lot and two quarterly association charges.

Schools

Schools for Tract 2595-1

School attendance areas

Simi Valley Unified School District
On SVUSD's attendance-boundary map (elementary map revised December 2023), this tract's recorded outline falls in:

Elementary: Madera Elementary School
Middle: Sinaloa Middle School
High: Royal High School

These come from the district's own data, not from this site. Assignment goes by address, and districts change boundaries and run choice and transfer programs. Confirm with School Boundary Maps, or check an address here.

Part of

Coyote Hills, Simi Valley

Coyote Hills is the foothill neighborhood around Coyote Hills Park in southwest Simi Valley, between Wood Ranch and First Street on both sides of Sinaloa Road, just south of Sinaloa Lake. Stonecraft Homes and Lusk Homes recorded the first tract maps in 1977–80, the last map came in 2001, and county records count about 560 homes.

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