Tucked behind private gates atop a 1.67-acre hilltop, moments from North Ranch Country Club, this extremely rare single-level estate was built to entertain. Views stretch from sunrise to sunset from nearly every room, and everything that makes the Conejo Valley worth living in, from the tables to the markets to the schools, sits within a fifteen-minute drive.
Single-level estates on a private North Ranch promontory almost never come to market, and this is why. Behind its own gates at the top of Kingsboro Court, 6,077 square feet unfold on one level with an effortless, entertainer's flow. A formal living room, a wood-paneled library beneath a coffered ceiling and leaded glass, and a formal dining room with butler's pantry set the stage. At the heart of the home, a chef's kitchen anchored in Cristallo quartzite, with four ovens, dual Sub-Zero refrigeration, and dual dishwashers, opens straight into the family room. The Cristallo carries through the kitchen, family room, and fireplace, with a striking backlit bar anchoring the entertaining space. The primary suite is a spa-inspired retreat with a steam shower, soaking tub, and custom cabinetry, with the secondary bedrooms thoughtfully set apart.
Outside, the 1.67 acres are an entertainer's dream at scale: covered sitting areas on both the sunrise and sunset sides, a heated pool and spa, a built-in BBQ, a flowing pond, two natural-gas fire pits, and an oversized putting and chipping green, all wrapped in mature, private landscaping. The infrastructure matches the ambition: a 107-panel owned solar system that dramatically reduces the home's electricity costs, an updated roof, a whole-home backup generator, comprehensive security with keypad access, a four-car garage, and dual EV charging. Private, timeless, and impossible to replicate, this is North Ranch at its finest.
The home was built and finished with intention. A closer look at the materials, the craftsmanship, and the systems behind the house.
A grand domed foyer, walls of glass that frame the views, tile and engineered hardwood floors throughout, and two fireplaces anchoring the family room and the primary suite.
A formal living room and a formal dining room with butler's pantry, plus a wood-paneled library set beneath a coffered ceiling with leaded-glass windows.
Dual Sub-Zero refrigeration, dual dishwashers, a sunlit breakfast rotunda, and a striking backlit bar open directly to the family room.
A steam shower, soaking tub, custom cabinetry, and a walk-in closet, with the secondary bedrooms set privately apart from the main living spaces.
A heated pool and spa, built-in BBQ, flowing pond, two natural-gas fire pits, an oversized putting and chipping green, a cabana, a gazebo, and covered sitting areas on both the sunrise and sunset sides.
Owned solar that dramatically reduces the home's electricity costs, an updated roof, a whole-home backup generator, comprehensive security with keypad access, a four-car garage, and dual EV charging.
The right home is about more than the house. It's about everything a short drive from the front door. 1403 Kingsboro sits above the center of it all, the Four Seasons and the valley's best tables minutes below, four markets a week, and the schools families move here for, with the 101 and the canyon roads to Malibu keeping the rest of Los Angeles close.
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The case for this address isn't just the house. Dive into the dining, the markets, the schools, and the routes that make North Ranch the Conejo Valley's quiet seat of power.
The Four Seasons' omakase counter, a Spago-trained kitchen, and the valley's most serious wine room, five minutes out.
Four markets a week, a working farm up the road, and the grocers, with Erewhon arriving this summer.
Oaks Christian eight minutes away, Viewpoint over the hill, and the full lineup families actually move for.
The 101, two canyon routes to Malibu, and the old stagecoach road, with the history written into each.
Country clubs, two private lakes, 150+ miles of trails, and two centuries of history, the full deep dive on why people move here.
A walk through the estate, from the gates to the promontory at golden hour.
A former professional chef selling real estate the way the best restaurants run a room.
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