Dreamy Ventura Neighborhoods: Video, Maps, and In Depth Guide
Ventura is renowned for its stunning beaches, world-class surf, and breathtaking coastal mountains—but that’s just the beginning!
We’ll give you exclusive real estate insights, insider lifestyle tips, and an honest look at the pros and cons of each neighborhood, so you can find the perfect place to call home.
We’ll give you exclusive real estate insights, insider lifestyle tips, and an honest look at the pros and cons of each neighborhood, so you can find the perfect place to call home.
Have Questions about moving to Ventura ?
Get answers—fast. We respond within two hours.
We’re Bart & Keziah, and this is what we do—7 days a week.
We help people buy and sell real estate in Ventura County.
And the best part? We truly love helping people.
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Ventura Neighborhoods Map
Westside Ventura (bright red on map): An Artsy, Walkable Gem with Character
Nestled along Ventura's western border and running parallel to the Ventura River, the Westside neighborhood is an undiscovered treasure that perfectly balances urban convenience with small-town charm. This vibrant community has become a magnet for artists, foodies, and anyone seeking an authentic neighborhood experience just steps from downtown Ventura.
What Makes the Westside Special
The Westside's greatest asset is its incredible walkability and bike-friendly layout. Residents can easily stroll or cycle to Ventura's stunning beaches via the scenic Ventura River Trail, explore the bustling downtown pedestrian mall with its Saturday farmers market, or discover the area's thriving arts scene. The neighborhood pulses with creative energy, featuring local art galleries, studios, the nonprofit Bell Arts Factory offering classes, and colorful murals that bring personality to every corner.
Food lovers will find themselves in paradise with highly rated mom-and-pop restaurants that reflect the area's diverse character. The strong sense of community involvement and neighborhood identity creates a supportive environment where residents genuinely know and care about each other.
Architectural Diversity and Housing Options
One of the Westside's most fascinating features is its eclectic mix of architectural styles spanning over a century. History buffs will appreciate the Folk Victorian homes from the late 1800s and historic adobe structures with their signature archways, custom windows, and curved tile roofs. The neighborhood also includes some of Ventura's first historic housing tracts featuring Spanish-style bungalows and Victorian homes from the early 1900s.
Modern living options abound with tiny homes, mixed-use commercial/residential properties, and single-family tract homes from the 1950s-80s. Those seeking newer construction can find semi-custom tract homes and high-end communities in "The Avenue" section, many boasting spectacular mountain views. The hillside locations offer particularly stunning vistas of both the mountains and town below.
The Reality Check: Challenges to Consider
Like any urban neighborhood, the Westside comes with some trade-offs. The area's popularity and proximity to major highways (101, and 33) means you'll hear some nearby highway noise.
Parking can be challenging, particularly in older sections. Many garages have been converted to additional living units, creating competition for street parking....and lots of homes packed closely together. Overhead utility wires are common in established areas.
Some streets and homes in the older neighborhoods show signs of wear and may appear run-down, while parts of the main Ventura Avenue corridor have a more industrial feel.
The Bottom Line
The Westside represents authentic Ventura living at its finest—a place where artistic expression flourishes.....and everything you need is within walking or biking distance. While it may have some urban challenges, the neighborhood's character, convenience, and creative spirit make it a compelling neighborhood.
Hillside Neighborhood (forest green on map)
Most Hillside homes are works of art. Even the more basic ones are exceptional because of their ocean, Channel Islands and mountain views.Â
The Hillside neighborhood (forest green on map) is located minutes to the downtown, beaches, boardwalk, pier, and outdoor pedestrian mall .
Neighbors tend to know each other. You often see people walking and jogging up and down the hills. You also are more likely to feel the cool ocean breeze when it picks up.
This neighborhood is right next door to several fantastic Ventura attractions including:
- The Botanical Gardens which is a large hiking gardens.
- The Serra Cross mountain top with mind blowing views of the ocean, the city, coastlines and mountains.Â
- Ventura's pedestrian mall with a super fun variety of local shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Hillside Homes
- There is a fascinating mixture of Mediterranean, Victorian (from early 1900's), Modern, Traditional and a few townhomes. The majority of homes are multilevel.
- The homes are located close to each other but usually have deeper, longer lots.
- Prices range from around $900,000 to $4 million depending on the size and view.
Cons
- The traffic can get really bad on weekends and holidays especially in the Summer.
- Narrow streets and steep drop offs can make driving a little scary.
- Increased fire danger risk with the foothills and mountains.
Downtown Neighborhood (light green on map)
Marvel at Ventura's history in the downtown. You'll see well kept Victorian homes, parks with ancient, enormous trees and landmarks like the Mission San Buenaventura.Â
This is one of the best small city downtowns in the country! Hang out at the amazing beaches, boardwalk and pier. Get a bite to eat at highly rated restaurants and enjoy local breweries. Shop at the Pedestrian Mall with an impressive variety of locally owned stores.
The downtown borders Ventura’s beaches and boardwalk on one side and the foothills and Westside neighborhoods to the north.
Downtown Homes
- Condos, townhomes and apartments are mixed in with historic, modern, 1950's style, well-maintained and also run down homes.
- As you move uphill you’ll see that some homes have amazing ocean views. The flatter south side of this neighborhood is super close to the beach, boardwalk, pier and Surfers Point (with some of the best waves and surfers).
- Homes range from the 600’s for a condo to 2.5 million for the larger Victorian homes or homes on the hill.
Cons
- Parking is limited and during the busier weekends and holidays, the traffic is bad.Â
- The lots tend to be on the small side and some homes are in disrepair.
- There is increased traffic and parking problems because of lots of new condo construction.
- Recent rain storms have caused flooding in this area.Â
- It is more expensive for a similar sized home as compared to the East side of Ventura.
What's it Like to Live in Ventura?
Ventura is one of the best small cities in the country with:
- Gorgeous beaches, surfing, mountains, hiking and ocean front biking trails.
- Historic buildings and downtown, next to the ocean, Pier and boardwalk.
- Unique and locally owned shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Local complaints include potholes and a high cost of living.
Midtown (pink on map)
Midtown has it all with the Community Hospital, Pacific View Mall and lots of locally owned shops, restaurants and hangouts.
This fun neighborhood is located just east of the downtown, but is still only 10 minutes from the beach and easy access to highway 101 and the Santa Paula freeway.
Midtown Homes
- Styles also include: condos, townhomes and 1950’s ranch-style homes.
- The homes get less expensive as you get closer to the busy Santa Paula Freeway and highway 101. Homes range from the high 300’s for a condo to 1.8 million for a fully remodeled custom home with an additional living space.
Cons
- There is quite a bit of traffic in this area and also homelessness can be an issue.
- Can be more expensive for a similar sized home as compared to the East side of Ventura.
College Neighborhood (orange on map)
The College neighborhood, has a slightly more spread out, suburban feel with less traffic than midtown and downtown. It is easy to get around with several local and intercity buses.
This neighborhood is located on the East End of Ventura, further away from the beaches and the downtown.
College is also the educational and sporting center of the city. Locals are passionate about supporting their teams at Ventura Community College and two high schools.
There is amazing hiking with ocean views at Arroyo Verde Park, including a newer playground and a large grassy park.
College Homes
- Homes range from the 400’s for a condo to 3 million for a fully remodeled custom home with a view from the hillside of the mountains, Channel islands and ocean.
- There are three distinct areas: 1) Homes on the hillside which tend to be larger and semi custom. 2) 1970's- 1990's detached, two story homes located to the north of Ventura Community College and 3) On the south side of the college, there is a mix of townhomes, condos and 1950's-1960's ranch style homes.
Thille and Montalvo (aqua and rusty red on map)
A big reason residents love this area is because all of the close activities and entertainment!
These include:
- Great restaurants, gym, grocery stores, Barnes and Noble, and Green Thumb Nursery (our favorite spot to buy lots of plants and herbs.)
- An Escape room, Sky Zone, Ventura Aquatic Center and Ventura County Government Center.
- A large gorgeous park and running/biking trails that connect to the Ventura Community Park and Ventura Aquatic Center.
The Thille and Montalvo neighborhoods are also located on the eastern side of Ventura.
Cons
- Fire danger is more of a risk, as the neighborhood connects to the foothills and the mountains. Homes were destroyed in the Thomas fire in 2017.
- Make sure to have a sewer line inspection when buying a home in this and other neighborhoods as well. Orangeburg piping is common for older homes and causes costly repairs.
Thille/Montalvo Homes
In these neighborhoods you can almost say that a builder put a wish list of different styles of homes in a salad spinner. Then they built the homes where the papers flew out! Homes include:
- Manufactured homes in a gated senior development for 55+. You also own the land in this development.
- Apartments, townhomes, smaller and older condos built in the 1970’s and newer high end condos built in the early 2000’s.
- Single family homes built in the 1950’s, including small bungalows to large custom homes built in the early 2000’s.
- Prices range from the mid 300’s up to 1.2 million.
Cons
Because of it's location next to shopping areas, there is more of an issue with homelessness in this neighborhood.
There is lots of traffic due to all of the shopping areas and its location next to Highways 101 and 126 (Santa Paula Freeway).
Poinsettia Neighborhood (light green on map)
Poinsettia is estate living at its finest and an oasis tucked away from the city. Enjoy established trees, panoramic views of the mountains, ocean, Channel Islands and Ventura skyline.
Take a breath full of what can only be described as peace. Take a hike on one of the many trails in Harmon Canyon preserve, visit nearby Kimball Park Aquatic Center and become a member of the 5 star Ondulando Swim and Tennis club.Â
The Poinsettia neighborhood is nestled into the foot hills, just east of the College neighborhood on the eastern side of Ventura.
This neighborhood is still just a short drive from the beach and Ventura’s historic downtown.
Poinsettia Homes
In Poinsettia, just think custom homes, including a large lot (some with fantastic views), easy access to the beach and trails and a price tag ranging from 1.1 to 2.5 million.
- Homes built between the 1960’s and new construction.
- There's a mix of custom homes, newer modular homes and many empty lots as well.
- The modular homes (built in the factory) tend to sell for less than homes built on site, but also cost less to build.
- Styles in this neighborhood range from more traditional to Mediterranean or Modern.
Cons
Poinsettia was hit hard by the Thomas fire. Its foothills location increases the fire risk.
There is no available nearby shopping in the neighborhood.
Juanamaria, Saticoy and West Saticoy (olive, light blue, off white on map)
The Juanamaria area neighborhoods have a very suburban feel with mostly newer homes. They are removed from the downtown and midtown bustle. But it's still easy to drive to the oceans, restaurant and all the fun Ventura activities.Â
Juana Maria and Saticoy are located on the Eastern end of Ventura (orange and purple sections on the right side of the map).
Juanamaria, Saticoy and West Saticoy Homes
These neighborhoods have lots of newer homes with above average build. Most of the homes were built in the 1990’s through present day.
These neighborhoods are located on the Eastern end of Ventura.
Prices range from the $400s for a manufactured home, up to nearly 2 million for a large custom house on over an acre of land.
Most of the newer homes can be bought for around $800,000 to $1 million. 60’s style homes sell in the 700’s and the town homes and condos go for as low as the 500’s.
Home styles include:
- Condos, attached single family homes, town homes and detached single family tract and custom homes.
- Manufactured homes, where one buyer has to be 55+ years of age. Everyone living in the home has to be over 45.Â
Cons
- Very limited shopping. There is not even a grocery store unless you travel down the street to the Montalvo neighborhood.
- It can get dusty and smelly from nearby agriculture when the wind blows.Â
Pierpont (mustard yellow on map)
Pierpont! This is the neighborhood for surfing, swimming, beach-combing, sailing, and paddling in the canals and Ventura Harbor. There are fun neighborhood restaurants and hangouts.
Pierpont is separated from the rest of Ventura by Highway 101, helping to reduce traffic and further increase the zen-like atmosphere.
Marina Park is a fantastic asset for the neighborhood. It's a 15 acre, grassy park right next to the ocean with volleyball, barbecue grills and outdoor yoga and exercise classes.
There are no crowds during the week, outside of the summer. There are also man-made lava rock outcroppings that ensure safer swimming conditions and low rip-tides risk.
Homes
- You will find smaller homes built in the 1920’s -1960’s. Larger homes started being built in the 70’s.
- Some lots have been scraped and new contemporary homes were built as recently at 2022.Â
- Prices range in this area from the mid 500’s for a ranch-style condo to over 6 million.
- There are two types of waterfront living. Some homes are located on the beach and others are located on the canals. Many homes have their own private docks.
Would you like to get such a clear picture of your top neighborhoods....that you feel like a local?
- For our VIP clients, we (Bart and Keziah) will take you on an in depth area tour......and can even guide you to some spots that you may not have thought of.
- We routinely talk to homeowners in neighborhoods. That way we can get you the most up to date info on what its actually like to live there.
"Thinking about buying a home in Ventura County? We’re Bart and Keziah, local real estate experts who go way beyond the basics—helping you find hidden gem neighborhoods, track down off-market listings, and negotiate the best deal.
Dreamy Ventura Neighborhoods: Video, Maps, and In Depth Guide
Ventura is renowned for its stunning beaches, world-class surf, and breathtaking coastal mountains—but that’s just the beginning!
We’ll give you exclusive real estate insights, insider lifestyle tips, and an honest look at the pros and cons of each neighborhood, so you can find the perfect place to call home.
We’ll give you exclusive real estate insights, insider lifestyle tips, and an honest look at the pros and cons of each neighborhood, so you can find the perfect place to call home.
Have Questions about moving to Ventura ?
Get answers—fast. We respond within two hours.
We’re Bart & Keziah, and this is what we do—7 days a week.
We help people buy and sell real estate in Ventura County.
And the best part? We truly love helping people.
Let’s connect.
Ventura Neighborhoods Map
Westside Ventura (bright red on map): An Artsy, Walkable Gem with Character
Nestled along Ventura's western border and running parallel to the Ventura River, the Westside neighborhood is an undiscovered treasure that perfectly balances urban convenience with small-town charm. This vibrant community has become a magnet for artists, foodies, and anyone seeking an authentic neighborhood experience just steps from downtown Ventura.
What Makes the Westside Special
The Westside's greatest asset is its incredible walkability and bike-friendly layout. Residents can easily stroll or cycle to Ventura's stunning beaches via the scenic Ventura River Trail, explore the bustling downtown pedestrian mall with its Saturday farmers market, or discover the area's thriving arts scene. The neighborhood pulses with creative energy, featuring local art galleries, studios, the nonprofit Bell Arts Factory offering classes, and colorful murals that bring personality to every corner.
Food lovers will find themselves in paradise with highly rated mom-and-pop restaurants that reflect the area's diverse character. The strong sense of community involvement and neighborhood identity creates a supportive environment where residents genuinely know and care about each other.
Architectural Diversity and Housing Options
One of the Westside's most fascinating features is its eclectic mix of architectural styles spanning over a century. History buffs will appreciate the Folk Victorian homes from the late 1800s and historic adobe structures with their signature archways, custom windows, and curved tile roofs. The neighborhood also includes some of Ventura's first historic housing tracts featuring Spanish-style bungalows and Victorian homes from the early 1900s.
Modern living options abound with tiny homes, mixed-use commercial/residential properties, and single-family tract homes from the 1950s-80s. Those seeking newer construction can find semi-custom tract homes and high-end communities in "The Avenue" section, many boasting spectacular mountain views. The hillside locations offer particularly stunning vistas of both the mountains and town below.
The Reality Check: Challenges to Consider
Like any urban neighborhood, the Westside comes with some trade-offs. The area's popularity and proximity to major highways (101, and 33) means you'll hear some nearby highway noise.
Parking can be challenging, particularly in older sections. Many garages have been converted to additional living units, creating competition for street parking....and lots of homes packed closely together. Overhead utility wires are common in established areas.
Some streets and homes in the older neighborhoods show signs of wear and may appear run-down, while parts of the main Ventura Avenue corridor have a more industrial feel.
The Bottom Line
The Westside represents authentic Ventura living at its finest—a place where artistic expression flourishes.....and everything you need is within walking or biking distance. While it may have some urban challenges, the neighborhood's character, convenience, and creative spirit make it a compelling neighborhood.
Hillside Neighborhood (forest green on map)
Most Hillside homes are works of art. Even the more basic ones are exceptional because of their ocean, Channel Islands and mountain views.Â
The Hillside neighborhood (forest green on map) is located minutes to the downtown, beaches, boardwalk, pier, and outdoor pedestrian mall .
Neighbors tend to know each other. You often see people walking and jogging up and down the hills. You also are more likely to feel the cool ocean breeze when it picks up.
This neighborhood is right next door to several fantastic Ventura attractions including:
- The Botanical Gardens which is a large hiking gardens.
- The Serra Cross mountain top with mind blowing views of the ocean, the city, coastlines and mountains.Â
- Ventura's pedestrian mall with a super fun variety of local shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Hillside Homes
- There is a fascinating mixture of Mediterranean, Victorian (from early 1900's), Modern, Traditional and a few townhomes. The majority of homes are multilevel.
- The homes are located close to each other but usually have deeper, longer lots.
- Prices range from around $900,000 to $4 million depending on the size and view.
Cons
- The traffic can get really bad on weekends and holidays especially in the Summer.
- Narrow streets and steep drop offs can make driving a little scary.
- Increased fire danger risk with the foothills and mountains.
Downtown Neighborhood (light green on map)
Marvel at Ventura's history in the downtown. You'll see well kept Victorian homes, parks with ancient, enormous trees and landmarks like the Mission San Buenaventura.Â
This is one of the best small city downtowns in the country! Hang out at the amazing beaches, boardwalk and pier. Get a bite to eat at highly rated restaurants and enjoy local breweries. Shop at the Pedestrian Mall with an impressive variety of locally owned stores.
The downtown borders Ventura’s beaches and boardwalk on one side and the foothills and Westside neighborhoods to the north.
Downtown Homes
- Condos, townhomes and apartments are mixed in with historic, modern, 1950's style, well-maintained and also run down homes.
- As you move uphill you’ll see that some homes have amazing ocean views. The flatter south side of this neighborhood is super close to the beach, boardwalk, pier and Surfers Point (with some of the best waves and surfers).
- Homes range from the 600’s for a condo to 2.5 million for the larger Victorian homes or homes on the hill.
Cons
- Parking is limited and during the busier weekends and holidays, the traffic is bad.Â
- The lots tend to be on the small side and some homes are in disrepair.
- There is increased traffic and parking problems because of lots of new condo construction.
- Recent rain storms have caused flooding in this area.Â
- It is more expensive for a similar sized home as compared to the East side of Ventura.
What's it Like to Live in Ventura?
Ventura is one of the best small cities in the country with:
- Gorgeous beaches, surfing, mountains, hiking and ocean front biking trails.
- Historic buildings and downtown, next to the ocean, Pier and boardwalk.
- Unique and locally owned shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Local complaints include potholes and a high cost of living.
Midtown (pink on map)
Midtown has it all with the Community Hospital, Pacific View Mall and lots of locally owned shops, restaurants and hangouts.
This fun neighborhood is located just east of the downtown, but is still only 10 minutes from the beach and easy access to highway 101 and the Santa Paula freeway.
Midtown Homes
- Styles also include: condos, townhomes and 1950’s ranch-style homes.
- The homes get less expensive as you get closer to the busy Santa Paula Freeway and highway 101. Homes range from the high 300’s for a condo to 1.8 million for a fully remodeled custom home with an additional living space.
Cons
- There is quite a bit of traffic in this area and also homelessness can be an issue.
- Can be more expensive for a similar sized home as compared to the East side of Ventura.
College Neighborhood (orange on map)
The College neighborhood, has a slightly more spread out, suburban feel with less traffic than midtown and downtown. It is easy to get around with several local and intercity buses.
This neighborhood is located on the East End of Ventura, further away from the beaches and the downtown.
College is also the educational and sporting center of the city. Locals are passionate about supporting their teams at Ventura Community College and two high schools.
There is amazing hiking with ocean views at Arroyo Verde Park, including a newer playground and a large grassy park.
College Homes
- Homes range from the 400’s for a condo to 3 million for a fully remodeled custom home with a view from the hillside of the mountains, Channel islands and ocean.
- There are three distinct areas: 1) Homes on the hillside which tend to be larger and semi custom. 2) 1970's- 1990's detached, two story homes located to the north of Ventura Community College and 3) On the south side of the college, there is a mix of townhomes, condos and 1950's-1960's ranch style homes.
Thille and Montalvo (aqua and rusty red on map)
A big reason residents love this area is because all of the close activities and entertainment!
These include:
- Great restaurants, gym, grocery stores, Barnes and Noble, and Green Thumb Nursery (our favorite spot to buy lots of plants and herbs.)
- An Escape room, Sky Zone, Ventura Aquatic Center and Ventura County Government Center.
- A large gorgeous park and running/biking trails that connect to the Ventura Community Park and Ventura Aquatic Center.
The Thille and Montalvo neighborhoods are also located on the eastern side of Ventura.
Cons
- Fire danger is more of a risk, as the neighborhood connects to the foothills and the mountains. Homes were destroyed in the Thomas fire in 2017.
- Make sure to have a sewer line inspection when buying a home in this and other neighborhoods as well. Orangeburg piping is common for older homes and causes costly repairs.
Thille/Montalvo Homes
In these neighborhoods you can almost say that a builder put a wish list of different styles of homes in a salad spinner. Then they built the homes where the papers flew out! Homes include:
- Manufactured homes in a gated senior development for 55+. You also own the land in this development.
- Apartments, townhomes, smaller and older condos built in the 1970’s and newer high end condos built in the early 2000’s.
- Single family homes built in the 1950’s, including small bungalows to large custom homes built in the early 2000’s.
- Prices range from the mid 300’s up to 1.2 million.
Cons
Because of it's location next to shopping areas, there is more of an issue with homelessness in this neighborhood.
There is lots of traffic due to all of the shopping areas and its location next to Highways 101 and 126 (Santa Paula Freeway).
Poinsettia Neighborhood (light green on map)
Poinsettia is estate living at its finest and an oasis tucked away from the city. Enjoy established trees, panoramic views of the mountains, ocean, Channel Islands and Ventura skyline.
Take a breath full of what can only be described as peace. Take a hike on one of the many trails in Harmon Canyon preserve, visit nearby Kimball Park Aquatic Center and become a member of the 5 star Ondulando Swim and Tennis club.Â
The Poinsettia neighborhood is nestled into the foot hills, just east of the College neighborhood on the eastern side of Ventura.
This neighborhood is still just a short drive from the beach and Ventura’s historic downtown.
Poinsettia Homes
In Poinsettia, just think custom homes, including a large lot (some with fantastic views), easy access to the beach and trails and a price tag ranging from 1.1 to 2.5 million.
- Homes built between the 1960’s and new construction.
- There's a mix of custom homes, newer modular homes and many empty lots as well.
- The modular homes (built in the factory) tend to sell for less than homes built on site, but also cost less to build.
- Styles in this neighborhood range from more traditional to Mediterranean or Modern.
Cons
Poinsettia was hit hard by the Thomas fire. Its foothills location increases the fire risk.
There is no available nearby shopping in the neighborhood.
Juanamaria, Saticoy and West Saticoy (olive, light blue, off white on map)
The Juanamaria area neighborhoods have a very suburban feel with mostly newer homes. They are removed from the downtown and midtown bustle. But it's still easy to drive to the oceans, restaurant and all the fun Ventura activities.Â
Juana Maria and Saticoy are located on the Eastern end of Ventura (orange and purple sections on the right side of the map).
Juanamaria, Saticoy and West Saticoy Homes
These neighborhoods have lots of newer homes with above average build. Most of the homes were built in the 1990’s through present day.
These neighborhoods are located on the Eastern end of Ventura.
Prices range from the $400s for a manufactured home, up to nearly 2 million for a large custom house on over an acre of land.
Most of the newer homes can be bought for around $800,000 to $1 million. 60’s style homes sell in the 700’s and the town homes and condos go for as low as the 500’s.
Home styles include:
- Condos, attached single family homes, town homes and detached single family tract and custom homes.
- Manufactured homes, where one buyer has to be 55+ years of age. Everyone living in the home has to be over 45.Â
Cons
- Very limited shopping. There is not even a grocery store unless you travel down the street to the Montalvo neighborhood.
- It can get dusty and smelly from nearby agriculture when the wind blows.Â
Pierpont (mustard yellow on map)
Pierpont! This is the neighborhood for surfing, swimming, beach-combing, sailing, and paddling in the canals and Ventura Harbor. There are fun neighborhood restaurants and hangouts.
Pierpont is separated from the rest of Ventura by Highway 101, helping to reduce traffic and further increase the zen-like atmosphere.
Marina Park is a fantastic asset for the neighborhood. It's a 15 acre, grassy park right next to the ocean with volleyball, barbecue grills and outdoor yoga and exercise classes.
There are no crowds during the week, outside of the summer. There are also man-made lava rock outcroppings that ensure safer swimming conditions and low rip-tides risk.
Homes
- You will find smaller homes built in the 1920’s -1960’s. Larger homes started being built in the 70’s.
- Some lots have been scraped and new contemporary homes were built as recently at 2022.Â
- Prices range in this area from the mid 500’s for a ranch-style condo to over 6 million.
- There are two types of waterfront living. Some homes are located on the beach and others are located on the canals. Many homes have their own private docks.
Would you like to get such a clear picture of your top neighborhoods....that you feel like a local?
- For our VIP clients, we (Bart and Keziah) will take you on an in depth area tour......and can even guide you to some spots that you may not have thought of.
- We routinely talk to homeowners in neighborhoods. That way we can get you the most up to date info on what its actually like to live there.
"Thinking about buying a home in Ventura County? We’re Bart and Keziah, local real estate experts who go way beyond the basics—helping you find hidden gem neighborhoods, track down off-market listings, and negotiate the best deal.