Discover Silverthorne in Simi Valley
Setting & Lifestyle
Silverthorne sits in the scenic northeast hills of Simi Valley, offering a peaceful neighborhood of spacious single-family homes built in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Designed with a blend of suburban comfort and outdoor living, this community is known for its wide streets, manicured landscaping, and quiet, low-turnover environment. Two HOA corporations, Silverthorne I and Silverthorne II, help maintain the neighborhood’s beauty and common interests, with dues typically in the low $100s (buyers should verify current figures).
Trails & Open Space
Outdoor enthusiasts love Silverthorne’s direct access to some of Simi Valley’s most popular trailheads. The Hummingbird Creek Trail begins just off Kuehner Drive and climbs to Rocky Peak, showcasing sandstone formations, seasonal cascades, and panoramic valley views. Even closer, Las Llajas Canyon offers a wide canyon road leading into Marr Ranch parkland, with connections to both the Chumash and Rocky Peak trail systems. For a more relaxed outing, Corriganville Park—a historic former movie ranch—provides easy loops, shaded picnic areas, and family-friendly paths just minutes away.
Recreation & Parks
For golfers, Simi Hills Golf Course is only a short drive away, featuring an 18-hole championship course with practice facilities, instruction, and leagues. Families enjoy Big Sky Park, which includes lighted softball diamonds, basketball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas, and the popular Simi Dog Park. The adjacent Big Sky Trail is perfect for a quick hike or jog. Beyond the immediate area, the Rancho Simi Recreation & Park District offers a wide variety of parks across the city, from the beloved Rancho Simi Community Park (“Duck Park”) with courts, lagoon, and pool to other neighborhood playgrounds and greenbelts.
Shopping, Dining & Everyday Convenience
Daily errands are a breeze with nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The Simi Valley Town Center anchors the city’s retail hub with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, while big-box conveniences such as Costco are just minutes away.
Connectivity & Commuting
Silverthorne residents enjoy quick access to the 118 Freeway via both Kuehner Drive and Yosemite Avenue, making east-west commutes and weekend getaways simple. The community is also ideally positioned near signed approaches to major trailheads, offering easy transitions between work, recreation, and relaxation.
Schools
Silverthorne belongs to the Simi Valley Unified School District, with many homes assigned to Big Springs Elementary, Valley View Middle School, and Simi Valley High School. Families are encouraged to confirm specific school assignments through the district’s official resources.
At a Glance: Why Buyers Choose Silverthorne
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Spacious, newer homes in a well-kept community
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HOA-maintained streetscapes and pride of ownership
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Direct access to marquee trailheads: Hummingbird, Las Llajas, Rocky Peak, and Corriganville
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Close to an 18-hole public golf course and multiple parks
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Convenient shopping, dining, and freeway access
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A quiet hillside setting on Simi Valley’s desirable northeast side