About LLHOA

Lake Lindero Homeowners Association (LLHOA) represents 459 homes in the Lake Lindero community, a residential neighborhood in the City of Agoura Hills bordering Westlake Village.

 

Lake Lindero has its roots in Lindero Ranch, which was once owned by Clarence Leonard “Kelly” Johnson, the renowned Lockheed aeronautical engineer who led the company’s Advanced Development Programs, better known as the “Skunk Works.”

 

Johnson and his wife, Althea, purchased the property in the mid-20th century and operated a ranch there. Their ranch house stood near what is now Penrod Drive.

 

In 1962, the Johnsons sold Lindero Ranch to a real estate developer, who began transforming the property into a residential community. The development eventually included hundreds of homes as well as the lake that gave the neighborhood its name.

 

Construction continued through the late 1960s and early 1970s, during a period of rapid growth throughout the Conejo Valley. Today, Lake Lindero is a well-established residential community surrounded by schools, parks, shopping, recreation and neighboring communities.

 

The neighborhood is home to Lake Lindero Golf Course and Lake Lindero Country Club, which provide recreational amenities for both LLHOA members and the wider community.

 

Lake Lindero Golf Course opened in 1972. The nine-hole executive course was designed by renowned golf course architect Ted Robinson and includes a pro shop and driving range.

 

Lake Lindero Country Club offers additional recreational amenities, including a junior Olympic-size swimming pool, four tennis courts and a restaurant and pub.

 

The golf course and country club are open to the public as well as LLHOA members.