MUST WATCH PROS and CONS of living in Thousand Oaks California! | Thousand Oaks homes for sale

If you’re moving to Thousand Oaks California or looking at homes for sale in Thousand Oaks, and wondering what it’s like, I’ve got you covered with the top PROS and CONS of living in Thousand Oaks.

Thousand Oaks is one of the best kept secrets of the Greater Los Angeles area and ranks as one of the best suburbs near Los Angeles. Moving to Thousand Oaks has become very popular with people looking to get away from the density, congestion, and urban issues that affect LA. Being only 12 miles inland from the coast, Thousand Oaks weather is cooler year round than LA and the San Fernando Valley.

It’s the second biggest city in the Conejo Valley, and the homes for sale here are varied and diverse suitable for every type of buyer. Situated in a great location, halfway between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, the city has a lot to offer with desirable weather, abundant parks and green space for outdoor activities, and top rated schools. There’s a wide range of homes available for every type of budget, ranging from condos and townhomes, to single family homes, to larger multi-million dollar estates. This peaceful, suburban lifestyle attracts a lot of families, business professionals, and seniors and retirees who enjoy the pace of life here.

If you’re looking for a lively nightlife, however, Thousand Oaks is not the place to be. It’s very limited compared to LA, the area’s entertainment scene leans towards the performing arts with programs at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza and shows at the renowned Fred Kavli theater. There are local breweries with occasional live music, but there really aren’t happening clubs & bars. It’s a much quieter pace of life here, and people who enjoy going out can find it kind of boring.

Another area CON, food options are more in the direction of franchises & chains, the area’s not known for fine dining & culinary offerings.

Additionally, most of Thousand Oaks is surrounded by high fire hazard zone and can be prone to wildfires. You’re living in nature, there’s often dry brush on mountains and hillsides that a lot of homes back up into that has to be cleared and maintained regularly.

I hope this video helps you determine if living in Thousand Oaks, California is the right fit for you.

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Kimberly Meraz | Estates Agent
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