Dodger Legend Vin Scully’s Thousand Oaks Mansion Sold for $7.5 Million
The home of legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully is under contract for $7.5 million in the exclusive Lake Sherwood community of Thousand Oaks, California.
Built in 2000, the custom estate spans 6,307 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, and sits on over 1.5 acres overlooking the fairways of Lake Sherwood Country Club.
Property Highlights
Price: $7.5 million (under contract)
Location: Lake Sherwood, Thousand Oaks, CA
Size: 6,307 square feet
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 7
Notable Features: Infinity-edge pool, dual primary bathrooms, panoramic golf course views
First Pitches and Impressions
Bathed in natural light from a towering arched window, the double-height foyer of Vin Scully’s Thousand Oaks estate offers a grand yet graceful welcome.
A sweeping staircase with wrought-iron balustrades and polished wood trim curves dramatically beneath a bespoke chandelier—a cascade of crystal-draped branches that feels more like sculpture than fixture.
The polished marble floors, inlaid with subtle stone accents, echo the classical elegance of the home’s architectural vocabulary.
Framed portraits and antique furnishings line the walls, carefully chosen to complement the space’s traditional millwork and timeless palette of cream and gold.
Taking A Walk To The Main Living Area
Just beyond the foyer, the main living room of Scully’s mansion is a warm, inviting space designed for quiet reflection and effortless entertaining. Lined with custom-built wood cabinetry and anchored by a carved fireplace mantel, the room showcases Scully’s love of storytelling with walls of books and mementos that hint at a life well lived.
A flat-screen television above the hearth adds a modern touch, but the mood remains timeless, grounded by golden-hued hardwood floors and richly textured furniture.
Expansive glass doors frame panoramic views of the Conejo Valley, drawing the eye toward the rolling hills and infinity-edge pool just beyond.
Natural light pours in from every angle, enhancing the room’s connection to the landscape and creating a space that balances elegance with ease—perfectly suited for a man whose voice once defined America’s pastime.
Going, Going, Gone To The Gourmet Kitchen
Flowing seamlessly from the main living room, the chef’s kitchen is outfitted with Viking and Sub-Zero appliances, an oversized island, and a temperature-controlled wine closet, seamlessly connected to a cozy family room for easy entertaining.
Anchored by a massive granite-topped island and an elegant wrought-iron chandelier, this area adds just the right touch of old-world charm, suspended above barstool seating that encourages conversation or cover or walk off home runs.
A wall of windows offers views of the surrounding hills, while hand-painted tile accents behind the range bring a playful nod to Scully’s appreciation for detail.
Wine Pantry
Tucked discreetly off to the side is a walk-in wine cellar, its wood racks neatly storing hundreds of bottles—an intimate, temperature-controlled space that feels more like a private tasting room than a pantry.
Dining Room and Den
Off the foyer and entrane, the formal dining room channels old-world sophistication with its rich millwork and elegant proportions. A polished wood table with inlaid detailing anchors the space, surrounded by upholstered high-back chairs and crowned by a classic brass chandelier.
Framed by wainscoting and traditional crown molding, the room opens gracefully into the foyer, creating a natural rhythm for entertaining that feels both grand and intimate.
Just beyond the frame is the den—a quieter, more ornamental lounge that serves as a nod to classical European parlors. Dramatic drapery frames tall windows, while gilded furniture, patterned upholstery, and carved wood accents lend the room a refined touch.
At its heart, a stately fireplace provides warmth and balance beneath a portrait that subtly reinforces the room’s timeless aesthetic.
It’s a space for reflection, conversation, and perhaps, a story or two told in Scully’s unmistakable voice.
Scully’s Sleeping Quarters
Vin Scully’s primary suite is a masterclass in comfort and craftsmanship, blending classic design elements with touches of personal charm. Centered by a stately four-poster bed with intricate wrought ironwork, the expansive room is wrapped in natural light and grounded by plush cream carpeting.
The suite includes a fireside sitting area, custom built-ins, and dual walk-in closets, providing both luxury and functionality.
And who can forget the French doors open to a private balcony overlooking Sherwood Country Club, offering a front-row seat to golden-hour sunsets and lush fairways.
The en-suite bathroom is clad in polished marble with a jetted soaking tub, oversized shower, and bespoke vanity, all crowned by a delicate crystal chandelier.
Rounding out the bathroom is the cedar-lined sauna sits tucked behind a glass door offering a more modernized touch to a rather classical mansion.
It’s Time For Outdoor Living
The backyard of Vin’s estate is a picture of California elegance, where manicured hedges and columned terraces frame sweeping views of the valley.
French doors open from nearly every main room to a grassy lawn that unfurls toward an infinity-edge pool, perched perfectly to overlook the 7th and 9th fairways of Sherwood Country Club.
Under the covered loggia, cushioned wicker rockers and lounge seating offer an idyllic place to unwind while taking in golden hour over the mountains.
Steps away, the outdoor kitchen is fully equipped with a built-in grill, prep sink, and polished stone counters—turning summer dinners into effortless alfresco evenings.
Infinity-Edge Pool
The crown jewel of Vin Scully’s Thousand Oaks estate is the infinity-edge pool. Framed in creamy stone with a built-in spa and a line of water jets arching across the surface, the pool seems to spill effortlessly into the horizon—blurring the line between architecture and landscape.
The symmetry of the pool and the stately brick façade of the home play off each other in a masterstroke of design.
A well maintained lawn, sculpted hedges, and strategically placed urns lend help elevate this area to the classic elegance found throughout the home.
Other Amenities
With the purchase of a home, Lake Sherwood residents enjoy membership access to two Jack Nicklaus-designed golf courses, tennis and pickleball courts, pools, fitness facilities, and private lake access—making this one of Southern California’s most prestigious gated communities.
That’s The Ballgame
Vin Scully’s Thousand Oaks estate, now under contract for $7.5 million, marks the closing of a cherished chapter in Southern California history. The legendary broadcaster, who spent 67 unforgettable years as the voice of the Dodgers, called this elegant property home until his passing in 2022.
Now being sold by his children, the mansion offers more than just luxury—it carries the legacy of a man whose voice defined generations of baseball. As the estate prepares to welcome new owners, it remains a lasting tribute to Scully’s remarkable life and enduring connection to Los Angeles.
