Oak Park, CA
Regency Hills
Regency Hills, also marketed with the adjoining name Chambord, is a hillside cluster of Oak Park homes governed by a homeowners association whose exact boundaries, unit count, and gate status aren't settled in any public document. The HOA is real and active (Regency Hills Neighborhood Homeowners Association), but buyers should confirm gate status directly through its management rather than assume one from marketing language. Elementary assignment genuinely splits by street: Lambourne Place, Deerhill Road, Cresthill Drive, and Crestridge Drive feed Brookside Elementary (GreatSchools 10/10), while Hidden Springs Avenue and Doubletree Road feed Oak Hills Elementary (9/10); every address then continues district-wide to Medea Creek Middle School and Oak Park High School (10/10) within Oak Park Unified. Eagle View Park, Deerhill Park (tennis, pickleball, soccer, and softball), and Chaparral Park (disc golf), all run by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, sit nearby. As with the rest of Oak Park, the area carries a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone classification, and its nearest dining and shopping sit a short drive away at Kanan Road and Lindero Canyon Road.
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What defines it
- Streets include Lambourne Place, Deerhill Road, Cresthill Drive, and Crestridge Drive, all zoned to Brookside Elementary
- No confirmed gate, HOA fee, or exact boundary has been located in any governing document
- Eagle View Park, Deerhill Park, and Chaparral Park all sit nearby, each run by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District
- Deerhill Park adds tennis and pickleball courts, a soccer field, and a softball field to the area's park access
- Chaparral Park, on Medea Creek Lane, includes a disc golf course
The Housing Stock
Regency Hills sits on hillside streets split across two elementary attendance zones rather than one single, uniformly bounded tract, with gate status and HOA fees unconfirmed by any governing document reviewed here.
Frequently asked
Is Regency Hills a real, distinct neighborhood, or just a marketing name?
The name is in genuine, long-standing circulation, appearing in HOA-registry listings and in a dated real estate feature describing a specific home there. Its exact boundary, unit count, and legal HOA status are not independently confirmed against any government filing or the association's own governing documents.
Is Regency Hills gated?
No governing document or HOA site was located confirming or denying a gate. Buyers whose purchase decision depends on gated access should not assume one applies here and should verify directly with a specific property's association before relying on that assumption.
What school district serves this area, and which elementary school?
Oak Park Unified School District district-wide, with one comprehensive middle school, Medea Creek, and one comprehensive high school, Oak Park High, serving every address. Elementary assignment varies by street: Lambourne Place, Deerhill Road, Cresthill Drive, and Crestridge Drive feed Brookside Elementary, while Hidden Springs Avenue and Doubletree Road feed Oak Hills Elementary. Confirm any specific address against the district's own boundary document.
What parks are nearby?
Eagle View Park, at 1240 Hidden Springs Avenue, with a basketball court and playground. Deerhill Park, at 6700 Doubletree Road, adds tennis and pickleball courts, a soccer field, and a softball field. Chaparral Park, at 217 North Medea Creek Lane, includes a disc golf course, all three owned and operated by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District.
Where do residents shop and eat?
The same small commercial node at Kanan Road and Lindero Canyon Road that serves the rest of Oak Park, since the area has no dedicated retail of its own. As of July 2026, El Taco Chico and Yunnan Restaurant are confirmed open there.
When were homes here built?
A confirmed, tract-specific construction date has not turned up in any assessor or tract-map record. Oak Park's broader community, including this hillside area, developed under four county-approved planning zones between 1974 and 1991, with the community reaching full build-out by 2002.
