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House & single-family home for sale in Hidden Hills

United States > California > Los Angeles > Hidden Hills
USD 4,897,610

House & Single-family home (For sale)

lot 1,153,904 sqft
Reference: EDEN-T101374858 / 101374858
Welcome to one of the most prestigious areas of Southern California. This gorgeous mountainous 26.49 acre property is located in the heart of Conejo Valley. It is close proximity to West San Fernando Valley within the famous Santa Monica Mountains. This land is currently in the City of Hidden Hills' Sphere of Influence, making it a unique potential candidate for annexation. The location is quite extraordinary with breath-taking topography as well as close proximity to an urban environment with all the perks and convenience that provides. This 26.49 acre land is zoned LA County A2-5 Heavy Agriculture which allows single family residences with a minimum of 5 acres. It has raw land and rolling hills. This prime piece of versatile land has unlimited potential for the right buyer. It would make a lovely home site for a professional who wants upside appreciation in their property. It could be ideal for a developer who is passionate about potential annexation into the city of Hidden Hills. The City Planner/Engineer is open to discussion about assisting in the possibility of annexation into the city along with the local government agencies. Another option would be to make it into a cluster home site with lots of organic space to appreciate. The surrounding areas showcase incredible hiking, biking and equestrian trails, along with a multitude of other outdoor activities like wine tasting, golfing, surfing and pickleball. The property is located near a plethora of horse ranches and equestrian trails. According to the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD), a 30" potable water line is in Mureau Rd. The nearest sewer connection is approximately 2000' ft East at Garrett Ct., however, septic may be a viable on-site alternative. Edison electrical lines bisect the property. Other utilities are unknown. Buyer to investigate the ability to use any utility connections. Disclaimer: Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by Agents and should be verified by the Buyers. Property boundaries are approximate and should be verified by survey. The property is located adjacent Hidden Hills, CA and near Calabasas, CA. Both have a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. It ranges from 47-86 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year, with temperatures rarely dropping below 40 or rising above 90. Precipitation is typically quite low, with an annual average of only 10- 12 inches throughout the year. This is ideal weather if you're looking for sunny days and minimal rain! Calabasas is known as one of the sunniest cities in California. Both cities get about 17-18 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.   The history of Hidden Hills: Two oak trees on a long dirt road with the rolling hills alongside. This was all one would see early in 1950 when A.E. Hanson (who also developed the community of Rolling Hills on the Palos Verdes peninsula) began his development of Hidden Hills. In 1950, a large sign on Ventura Boulevard at Long Valley Road announced: The "1000 acres" were composed of the following purchases: 1) in 1949, 700 acres acquired from E.E. Hurlbutt; 2) in 1950, 160 acres purchased from Nace, et al; 20 acres from Mrs. Lasher; 119 acres from the Straubinger family; and 5.6 acres from Spinks - a total of 1004.6 acres. Two model homes were built in 1950 - 23704 Long Valley Road and 23629 Long Valley Road. The latter was the first house purchased. Leo Gorcy, one of the Dead End Kids of movie fame, bought it for $35,000. Ever wonder where the street names came from? Long Valley and Round Meadow because that's what they looked like - a long valley that turned into a round meadow. Lasher Road was named because the Lasher home was on that road. One field was covered with 6-foot-high mustard and was a gathering place for red-winged blackbirds, thus Wingfield Road. According to A.E. Hanson, his children read books about early Western American explorers and trappers, so the roads in the Round Meadow area were named for these trailblazers, in hopes that future generations of children in Hidden Hills would become interested in the history of the American West from 1805 to 1830. Lamond Chamberlain became the second major developer of Hidden Hills in 1956. A.E. Hanson turned over his declarant's rights and his fee ownership of certain properties to the Hidden Hills Community Association, including the pool property on Long Valley, the bus stop property at Jed Smith and Round Meadow, Long Valley Road itself and the front gate house. He then sold his undeveloped land to Hidden Hills Estates Inc., with Lamond Chamberlain being the president and Ruby Chamberlain the secretary. By 1957, the cost of a three or four bedroom home on a 1 acre site was $27,500 to $47,500. One to 5 acre home sites were selling for $7,950 to $12,500. In October of 1958, Alice Stelle and Eleanor DeCarteret started a monthly newspaper, the "Las Virgenes Enterprise." In 1963, it started weekly publication. Alice and Eleanor later sold the paper, but it is still published today. In the summer of 1959, 6-year-old Deborah Williams said, "Wouldn't it be fun if we could sit on our ponies and horses for church?" and thus originated the "Church on Horseback." It was truly an outdoor devotional worship service and was a wonderful experience for those of all ages who loved the great outdoors and horses. Families arrived not only on ponies and horses, but also on donkeys, in buggies, and in surreys - yes, with the fringe on top. In the spring of 1961, civic leaders in the tiny community of Hidden Hills launched a drive to form a city. They were faced with the prospect of being annexed to the City of Los Angeles and having Burbank Boulevard extended through the community. The petition for cityhood was signed by 79% of the voters, and despite the fact that the Los Angeles City Council's Planning Committee opposed the incorporation, it was approved by the Board of Supervisors. September 19, 1961, was designated as election day, when a total of 358 votes were cast for incorporation (83% of registered voters), with 71 votes against. The area of the new city was approximately 1.3 square miles, with a population of a little over 1,000 and an assessed valuation of $2,681,910. On October 19, 1961, Hidden Hills became the 73rd city in the County. On election day, the voters also elected their first five Council Members from 13 candidates: attorney John R. Hansen Jr. (284 votes); products distributor George E. Hartstone (251 votes), who became the first Mayor; electronics foreman Louis K. Knue (207 votes); physicist William A. Snyder (197 votes); and engineer Robert C. Malneritch (194 votes). On August 21, 1962, the Hidden Hills City Council adopted its first budget of $18,088 at its first meeting in the Administration Building at the Hidden Hills Swim Club at 24549 Long Valley Road. Previously, the first City Clerk, Eileen Henry, had an office at the Hidden Hills Mutual Water Co. in Calabasas and Council meetings were held in Mayor George Hartstone's living room. The main expenditure of this first budget was $13,125 for the L.A. County Sheriff, with a total of $3,000 for the salaries of the City Clerk and City Attorney, both of whom were part-time employees. Income sources included $8,500 from the State for "in lieu" taxes; $8,000 in property taxes; $1,000 from building permits; and $250 from the Calabasas Justice Court fines and forfeitures. The first Fiesta was held October 20, 1962, to celebrate the first anniversary of the City's incorporation on October 19, 1961. Monte Montana Jr. was the first Grand Marshal of the parade that started at noon on Long Valley at Oakfield. Other activities included a horse show, with a roping exhibition by Monte Montana; a barbecue dinner; and a teen dance and entertainment, recruited from local talent. The annual Fiesta celebration has continued over the years, growing into a huge party and gathering of neighbors honoring the birth of this unique little city.     The property borders the exclusive city of Hidden Hills to the north, open space to the west, private property to the east and to the south Mureau Rd., sitting high above the 101 Freeway boasting stunning views all around. The city of Hidden Hills is a highly affluent gated community that attracts some of the most prestigious and successful people in the world. Calabasas is the closest accessible neighboring city offering luxury living, with a plethora of dining, shopping and an incredible weekly Farmer's Market sourcing a multitude of local produce, arts and crafts. It is quite the experience offering a fantastic family friendly scene. The property is less than 10 miles from the famous Warner Center providing excellent opportunities for business, especially people in the entertainment industry. Additionally, the long awaited multimillion dollar investment of the new LA Rams training facility is nearby which is evoking all new restaurants, refurbishments, and amenities. Both Malibu and Santa Monica beaches are also within close proximity being only 10-20 miles. This allows for the ultimate coastal escape from the valley during warm summer months. View more View less Καλώς ήρθατε σε μια από τις πιο διάσημες περιοχές της Νότιας Καλιφόρνιας. Αυτό το πανέμορφο ορεινό ακίνητο 26,49 στρεμμάτων βρίσκεται στην καρδιά της κοιλάδας Conejo. Βρίσκεται πολύ κοντά στην κοιλάδα West San Fernando, μέσα στα διάσημα βουνά Santa Monica. Αυτή η γη βρίσκεται επί του παρόντος στη σφαίρα επιρροής της πόλης των κρυμμένων λόφων, καθιστώντας την μοναδική πιθανή υποψήφια για προσάρτηση. Η τοποθεσία είναι αρκετά εξαιρετική με εκπληκτική τοπογραφία καθώς και κοντινή απόσταση από ένα αστικό περιβάλλον με όλα τα προνόμια και την ευκολία που παρέχει. Αυτή η γη 26,49 στρεμμάτων είναι ζώνη LA County A2-5 Heavy Agriculture που επιτρέπει μονοκατοικίες με τουλάχιστον 5 στρέμματα. Έχει ακατέργαστη γη και κυματιστούς λόφους. Αυτό το προνομιακό κομμάτι ευέλικτης γης έχει απεριόριστες δυνατότητες για τον σωστό αγοραστή. Θα έκανε ένα υπέροχο σπίτι για έναν επαγγελματία που θέλει upside εκτίμηση στην ιδιοκτησία τους. Θα μπορούσε να είναι ιδανικό για έναν προγραμματιστή που είναι παθιασμένος με πιθανή προσάρτηση στην πόλη των Hidden Hills. Ο Πολεοδόμος / Μηχανικός είναι ανοιχτός σε συζήτηση σχετικά με την παροχή βοήθειας στη δυνατότητα προσάρτησης στην πόλη μαζί με τις τοπικές κυβερνητικές υπηρεσίες. Μια άλλη επιλογή θα ήταν να το κάνετε σε έναν οικιακό ιστότοπο συμπλέγματος με πολύ οργανικό χώρο για να εκτιμήσετε. Οι γύρω περιοχές παρουσιάζουν απίστευτα μονοπάτια πεζοπορίας, ποδηλασίας και ιππασίας, μαζί με μια πληθώρα άλλων υπαίθριων δραστηριοτήτων, όπως γευσιγνωσία κρασιού, γκολφ, σέρφινγκ και pickleball. Το ακίνητο βρίσκεται κοντά σε πληθώρα αγροκτημάτων αλόγων και ιππικών μονοπατιών. Σύμφωνα με το Δημοτικό Υδατικό Διαμέρισμα Las Virgenes (LVMWD), μια γραμμή πόσιμου νερού 30 ιντσών βρίσκεται στο Mureau Rd. Η πλησιέστερη σύνδεση αποχέτευσης είναι περίπου 2000' ft ανατολικά στο Garrett Ct., ωστόσο, η σηπτική μπορεί να είναι μια βιώσιμη εναλλακτική λύση επί τόπου. Οι ηλεκτρικές γραμμές Edison διχοτομούν την ιδιοκτησία. Άλλα βοηθητικά προγράμματα είναι άγνωστα. Αγοραστής για να διερευνήσει τη δυνατότητα χρήσης οποιωνδήποτε συνδέσεων κοινής ωφέλειας. Αποποίηση ευθυνών: Οι πληροφορίες θεωρούνται αξιόπιστες, αλλά δεν είναι εγγυημένες από τους Πράκτορες και θα πρέπει να επαληθεύονται από τους Αγοραστές. Τα όρια του ακινήτου είναι κατά προσέγγιση και πρέπει να επαληθεύονται με έρευνα. Το ακίνητο βρίσκεται δίπλα στο Hidden Hills, CA και κοντά στο Calabasas, CA. Και οι δύο έχουν μεσογειακό κλίμα με ζεστά, ξηρά καλοκαίρια και δροσερούς, υγρούς χειμώνες. Κυμαίνεται από 47-86 βαθμούς Φαρενάιτ όλο το χρόνο, με τις θερμοκρασίες σπάνια να πέφτουν κάτω από 40 ή να αυξάνονται πάνω από 90. Η βροχόπτωση είναι συνήθως αρκετά χαμηλή, με ετήσιο μέσο όρο μόνο 10- 12 ίντσες καθ 'όλη τη διάρκεια του έτους. Αυτός είναι ο ιδανικός καιρός αν ψάχνετε για ηλιόλουστες μέρες και ελάχιστη βροχή! Calabasas είναι γνωστή ως μία από τις πιο ηλιόλουστες πόλεις στην Καλιφόρνια. Και οι δύο πόλεις παίρνουν περίπου 17-18 ίντσες βροχής, κατά μέσο όρο, ανά έτος. Ο μέσος όρος των ΗΠΑ είναι 38 ίντσες βροχής ετησίως. Η ιστορία των Κρυμμένων Λόφων: Δύο βελανιδιές σε ένα μακρύ χωματόδρομο με τους κυματιστούς λόφους κατά μήκος. Αυτό ήταν το μόνο που θα έβλεπε κανείς στις αρχές του 1950, όταν ο A.E. Hanson (ο οποίος ανέπτυξε επίσης την κοινότητα του Rolling Hills στη χερσόνησο Palos Verdes) ξεκίνησε την ανάπτυξη του Hidden Hills. Το 1950, μια μεγάλη πινακίδα στη λεωφόρο Ventura στο Long Valley Road ανακοίνωσε: Τα "1000 στρέμματα" αποτελούνταν από τις ακόλουθες αγορές: 1) το 1949, 700 στρέμματα που αποκτήθηκαν από την E.E. Hurlbutt. 2) το 1950, 160 στρέμματα αγοράστηκαν από τη Nace, et al. 20 στρέμματα από την κυρία Lasher. 119 στρέμματα από την οικογένεια Straubinger. και 5,6 στρέμματα από το Spinks - συνολικά 1004,6 στρέμματα. Δύο μοντέλα κατοικιών χτίστηκαν το 1950 - 23704 Long Valley Road και 23629 Long Valley Road. Το τελευταίο ήταν το πρώτο σπίτι που αγοράστηκε. Ο Leo Gorcy, ένα από τα Dead End Kids της φήμης του κινηματογράφου, το αγόρασε για 35,000 $. Αναρωτηθήκατε ποτέ από πού προήλθαν τα ονόματα των δρόμων; Long Valley και Round Meadow γιατί έτσι έμοιαζαν - μια μεγάλη κοιλάδα που μετατράπηκε σε στρογγυλό λιβάδι. Η οδός Lasher ονομάστηκε επειδή το σπίτι των Lasher βρισκόταν σε αυτόν τον δρόμο. Ένα πεδίο ήταν καλυμμένο με μουστάρδα ύψους 6 ποδιών και ήταν τόπος συγκέντρωσης για κόκκινα φτερωτά κοτσύφια, επομένως Wingfield Road. Σύμφωνα με τον Α.Ε. Ο Hanson, τα παιδιά του διάβαζαν βιβλία για τους πρώτους εξερευνητές και παγιδευτές της Δυτικής Αμερικής, έτσι οι δρόμοι στην περιοχή Round Meadow ονομάστηκαν για αυτούς τους πρωτοπόρους, με την ελπίδα ότι οι μελλοντικές γενιές παιδιών στο Hidden Hills θα ενδιαφέρονταν για την ιστορία της αμερικανικής Δύσης από το 1805 έως το 1830. Ο Lamond Chamberlain έγινε ο δεύτερος μεγάλος προγραμματιστής του Hidden Hills το 1956. Ο A.E. Hanson παρέδωσε τα δικαιώματα του δηλούντος και την κυριότητα της αμοιβής του για ορισμένα ακίνητα στην Κοινότητα Hidden Hills, συμπεριλαμβανομένης της ιδιοκτησίας της πισίνας στο Long Valley, της στάσης λεωφορείου στο Jed Smith και στο Round Meadow, της ίδιας της Long Valley Road και της μπροστινής πύλης. Στη συνέχεια πούλησε την υπανάπτυκτη γη του στην Hidden Hills Estates Inc., με τον Lamond Chamberlain να είναι ο πρόεδρος και η Ruby Chamberlain η γραμματέας. Μέχρι το 1957, το κόστος ενός σπιτιού τριών ή τεσσάρων υπνοδωματίων σε μια περιοχή 1 στρέμματος ήταν $ 27.500 έως $ 47.500. Ένα έως 5 στρέμματα σπίτια πωλούνταν για $ 7.950 έως $ 12.500. Τον Οκτώβριο του 1958, η Alice Stelle και η Eleanor DeCarteret ξεκίνησαν μια μηνιαία εφημερίδα, την "Las Virgenes Enterprise". Το 1963, άρχισε να εκδίδεται εβδομαδιαίως. Η Alice και η Eleanor πούλησαν αργότερα την εφημερίδα, αλλά εξακολουθεί να δημοσιεύεται σήμερα. Το καλοκαίρι του 1959, η 6χρονη Deborah Williams είπε: «Δεν θα ήταν διασκεδαστικό αν μπορούσαμε να καθίσουμε στα πόνυ και τα άλογά μας για την εκκλησία;» και έτσι ξεκίνησε ... Welcome to one of the most prestigious areas of Southern California. This gorgeous mountainous 26.49 acre property is located in the heart of Conejo Valley. It is close proximity to West San Fernando Valley within the famous Santa Monica Mountains. This land is currently in the City of Hidden Hills' Sphere of Influence, making it a unique potential candidate for annexation. The location is quite extraordinary with breath-taking topography as well as close proximity to an urban environment with all the perks and convenience that provides. This 26.49 acre land is zoned LA County A2-5 Heavy Agriculture which allows single family residences with a minimum of 5 acres. It has raw land and rolling hills. This prime piece of versatile land has unlimited potential for the right buyer. It would make a lovely home site for a professional who wants upside appreciation in their property. It could be ideal for a developer who is passionate about potential annexation into the city of Hidden Hills. The City Planner/Engineer is open to discussion about assisting in the possibility of annexation into the city along with the local government agencies. Another option would be to make it into a cluster home site with lots of organic space to appreciate. The surrounding areas showcase incredible hiking, biking and equestrian trails, along with a multitude of other outdoor activities like wine tasting, golfing, surfing and pickleball. The property is located near a plethora of horse ranches and equestrian trails. According to the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD), a 30" potable water line is in Mureau Rd. The nearest sewer connection is approximately 2000' ft East at Garrett Ct., however, septic may be a viable on-site alternative. Edison electrical lines bisect the property. Other utilities are unknown. Buyer to investigate the ability to use any utility connections. Disclaimer: Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by Agents and should be verified by the Buyers. Property boundaries are approximate and should be verified by survey. The property is located adjacent Hidden Hills, CA and near Calabasas, CA. Both have a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. It ranges from 47-86 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year, with temperatures rarely dropping below 40 or rising above 90. Precipitation is typically quite low, with an annual average of only 10- 12 inches throughout the year. This is ideal weather if you're looking for sunny days and minimal rain! Calabasas is known as one of the sunniest cities in California. Both cities get about 17-18 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.   The history of Hidden Hills: Two oak trees on a long dirt road with the rolling hills alongside. This was all one would see early in 1950 when A.E. Hanson (who also developed the community of Rolling Hills on the Palos Verdes peninsula) began his development of Hidden Hills. In 1950, a large sign on Ventura Boulevard at Long Valley Road announced: The "1000 acres" were composed of the following purchases: 1) in 1949, 700 acres acquired from E.E. Hurlbutt; 2) in 1950, 160 acres purchased from Nace, et al; 20 acres from Mrs. Lasher; 119 acres from the Straubinger family; and 5.6 acres from Spinks - a total of 1004.6 acres. Two model homes were built in 1950 - 23704 Long Valley Road and 23629 Long Valley Road. The latter was the first house purchased. Leo Gorcy, one of the Dead End Kids of movie fame, bought it for $35,000. Ever wonder where the street names came from? Long Valley and Round Meadow because that's what they looked like - a long valley that turned into a round meadow. Lasher Road was named because the Lasher home was on that road. One field was covered with 6-foot-high mustard and was a gathering place for red-winged blackbirds, thus Wingfield Road. According to A.E. Hanson, his children read books about early Western American explorers and trappers, so the roads in the Round Meadow area were named for these trailblazers, in hopes that future generations of children in Hidden Hills would become interested in the history of the American West from 1805 to 1830. Lamond Chamberlain became the second major developer of Hidden Hills in 1956. A.E. Hanson turned over his declarant's rights and his fee ownership of certain properties to the Hidden Hills Community Association, including the pool property on Long Valley, the bus stop property at Jed Smith and Round Meadow, Long Valley Road itself and the front gate house. He then sold his undeveloped land to Hidden Hills Estates Inc., with Lamond Chamberlain being the president and Ruby Chamberlain the secretary. By 1957, the cost of a three or four bedroom home on a 1 acre site was $27,500 to $47,500. One to 5 acre home sites were selling for $7,950 to $12,500. In October of 1958, Alice Stelle and Eleanor DeCarteret started a monthly newspaper, the "Las Virgenes Enterprise." In 1963, it started weekly publication. Alice and Eleanor later sold the paper, but it is still published today. In the summer of 1959, 6-year-old Deborah Williams said, "Wouldn't it be fun if we could sit on our ponies and horses for church?" and thus originated the "Church on Horseback." It was truly an outdoor devotional worship service and was a wonderful experience for those of all ages who loved the great outdoors and horses. Families arrived not only on ponies and horses, but also on donkeys, in buggies, and in surreys - yes, with the fringe on top. In the spring of 1961, civic leaders in the tiny community of Hidden Hills launched a drive to form a city. They were faced with the prospect of being annexed to the City of Los Angeles and having Burbank Boulevard extended through the community. The petition for cityhood was signed by 79% of the voters, and despite the fact that the Los Angeles City Council's Planning Committee opposed the incorporation, it was approved by the Board of Supervisors. September 19, 1961, was designated as election day, when a total of 358 votes were cast for incorporation (83% of registered voters), with 71 votes against. The area of the new city was approximately 1.3 square miles, with a population of a little over 1,000 and an assessed valuation of $2,681,910. On October 19, 1961, Hidden Hills became the 73rd city in the County. On election day, the voters also elected their first five Council Members from 13 candidates: attorney John R. Hansen Jr. (284 votes); products distributor George E. Hartstone (251 votes), who became the first Mayor; electronics foreman Louis K. Knue (207 votes); physicist William A. Snyder (197 votes); and engineer Robert C. Malneritch (194 votes). On August 21, 1962, the Hidden Hills City Council adopted its first budget of $18,088 at its first meeting in the Administration Building at the Hidden Hills Swim Club at 24549 Long Valley Road. Previously, the first City Clerk, Eileen Henry, had an office at the Hidden Hills Mutual Water Co. in Calabasas and Council meetings were held in Mayor George Hartstone's living room. The main expenditure of this first budget was $13,125 for the L.A. County Sheriff, with a total of $3,000 for the salaries of the City Clerk and City Attorney, both of whom were part-time employees. Income sources included $8,500 from the State for "in lieu" taxes; $8,000 in property taxes; $1,000 from building permits; and $250 from the Calabasas Justice Court fines and forfeitures. The first Fiesta was held October 20, 1962, to celebrate the first anniversary of the City's incorporation on October 19, 1961. Monte Montana Jr. was the first Grand Marshal of the parade that started at noon on Long Valley at Oakfield. Other activities included a horse show, with a roping exhibition by Monte Montana; a barbecue dinner; and a teen dance and entertainment, recruited from local talent. The annual Fiesta celebration has continued over the years, growing into a huge party and gathering of neighbors honoring the birth of this unique little city.     The property borders the exclusive city of Hidden Hills to the north, open space to the west, private property to the east and to the south Mureau Rd., sitting high above the 101 Freeway boasting stunning views all around. The city of Hidden Hills is a highly affluent gated community that attracts some of the most prestigious and successful people in the world. Calabasas is the closest accessible neighboring city offering luxury living, with a plethora of dining, shopping and an incredible weekly Farmer's Market sourcing a multitude of local produce, arts and crafts. It is quite the experience offering a fantastic family friendly scene. The property is less than 10 miles from the famous Warner Center providing excellent opportunities for business, especially people in the entertainment industry. Additionally, the long awaited multimillion dollar investment of the new LA Rams training facility is nearby which is evoking all new restaurants, refurbishments, and amenities. Both Malibu and Santa Monica beaches are also within close proximity being only 10-20 miles. This allows for the ultimate coastal escape from the valley during warm summer months.
Reference: EDEN-T101374858
Country: US
City: Hidden Hills
Postal code: 91302
Category: Residential
Listing type: For sale
Property type: House & Single-family home
Lot size: 1,153,904 sqft

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