Browse 46 active Agoura Hills, CA homes for sale: Lake Lindero's golf-course setting, Old Agoura's equestrian streets, and the Whizin Market Square corridor,…
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Agoura Hills carries about 7,621 housing units averaging 2.7 residents per household, most of it built during the city's 1960s-through-1980s suburban wave and layered against earlier ranch-era pockets like the equestrian streets of Old Agoura. Search results range from the golf-course-anchored Lake Lindero neighborhood, built around a nine-hole course that opened in 1972, to tract streets near Morrison Ranch Estates and homes within walking distance of Whizin Market Square, the closest thing the city has to a walkable town core. Full property detail and photos for each result pull directly from the MLS feed below, with new listings appearing and expired ones dropping off as the market moves week to week.
as of Sep 10, 2026
Active MLS residential listings in Agoura Hills. How this is calculated
Agoura Hills is an incorporated city in western Los Angeles County, incorporated December 8, 1982, sitting near the southeastern edge of Ventura County. That county-edge position is the first thing to keep straight: nearby amenities, agencies and destinations, including much of the Santa Monica Mountains open space the area is known for, can sit outside city limits under different management, and neither a mailing address, a ZIP code nor the bare name Agoura proves a property is inside the City.
The service split matters for due diligence. The City handles planning, building safety and code enforcement through its own Community Development Department, while fire protection and emergency response come from the Los Angeles County Fire Department. City Planning land-use permits are separate from Building and Safety permits and from Public Works permits, so a project can need approvals from more than one counter, and improvements, accessory structures, grading and use changes can each trigger review.
The honest version of the permit question is the one worth carrying into a transaction: never conclude a specific property is compliant from listing remarks or visible condition. Building and Safety accepts applications and performs inspections for new construction, additions, remodels and trade work, and permit history for a specific address is a records question for the City, not an inference.
For anything in motion near a home you are considering, the City Council is the primary source: it meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month at City Hall, and agendas carry proposed projects and development-rule changes before they take effect.
Results span a genuine range: the golf-anchored Lake Lindero neighborhood, tract streets near Morrison Ranch Estates, and the equestrian-zoned Old Agoura area, whose streets carry public horse trails and equestrian facilities. The Reyes Adobe and Chumash Park corridor adds a history- and trail-anchored pocket near two of the city's most notable parks.
Whizin Market Square, a commercial cluster on Roadside Drive, functions as the closest thing the city has to a walkable town center. A dense run of dining and retail sits within a few blocks, along with the live-entertainment venue The Canyon.
Lake Lindero is the market's clearest example: a neighborhood built around the public Lake Lindero Golf Course, a nine-hole course designed by Ted Robinson that opened in 1972 and is owned and operated by the neighborhood's own homeowners association. No HOA record found in this research states whether the neighborhood itself is gated. Ask the association directly rather than assuming either way from a listing description.
