Your Ventura County real estate agent

A local who knows Ventura County.

I’m a Ventura County local, and I help people buy and sell all over the county, from the beach cities to the Conejo Valley, the Santa Clara River Valley and Ojai. I’m also a licensed loan officer, so your house questions and your loan questions get answered in one conversation.

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, REALTOR®, DRE #02225743, Century 21 Masters · Loan officer, NMLS #2256286

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Explore Ventura County

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I’m a Ventura County real estate agent with a page for every city. Pick one on the map or in the list to see how I help there, the neighborhoods people ask about and the homes on the market.

Cities and searches

Explore Ventura County by region

The county's ten cities and the communities around them, grouped by the coast and the valleys they sit in. Each card links to my page for each city in it and to the live home searches.

Inland from the coast

Camarillo and Somis

Camarillo sits at the foot of the Conejo Grade, with hillside streets north of the 101, Old Town, planned neighborhoods and Leisure Village, a gated 55+ community. North of the city, unincorporated Somis has groves, ranch land and acreage along Highway 118.

The Conejo Valley

Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village and Oak Park

Planned neighborhoods across the valley, many backing onto protected open space and trails. Most of Newbury Park is inside the City of Thousand Oaks, Oak Park is unincorporated, and Westlake Village straddles the Los Angeles County line.

The Ojai Valley

Ojai and Oak View

Houses and cottages near downtown Ojai and its 1917 arcade, orchard parcels on the East End, and unincorporated Meiners Oaks and Mira Monte. Highway 33 runs down the valley to Ventura, and Oak View, also unincorporated, sits between the two.

Ventura County real estate questions, answered

1. How is Ventura County divided?

Mostly by its plains and valleys. Ventura, Oxnard and Port Hueneme sit on the coast, with the farmland of the Oxnard Plain running inland to Camarillo. Thousand Oaks and the rest of the Conejo Valley sit east of Camarillo, up the Conejo Grade. Somis and Moorpark lie between Camarillo and Simi Valley, which fills its own valley along the 118. The Santa Clara River Valley runs east from Ventura along Highway 126, through Saticoy, Santa Paula and Fillmore to Piru, and Ojai sits in a mountain valley north of Ventura. The Los Padres National Forest covers nearly half of the county, across its northern part. The region cards link to every city.

2. Are there unincorporated communities in Ventura County?

Yes. Besides its ten cities, the county has unincorporated communities that the County of Ventura governs directly, including Oak Park, Oak View, Somis, Saticoy, El Rio and Piru. There, permits, zoning and some public services go through the county instead of a city. Saticoy borders the City of Ventura and El Rio borders Oxnard, so check the exact address with the County of Ventura map lookup before you buy.

3. Which parts of Ventura County do you work in?

All of it: the ten cities and the unincorporated communities between them. As a Ventura County real estate agent with my office in Ventura, I keep a page here for each city, with its neighborhoods, the official address lookups and the home searches for that city. Start with the county map near the top of this page.

4. How do home prices differ across the county?

A lot, and mostly by setting and home type. A condo, a tract home in a valley city, a house near the sand and a rural parcel with a well each sell against very different comparisons, even inside one city. The city searches show what is listed now, and I can pull recent sales for any area you are weighing.

5. What is the commute like from Ventura County to Los Angeles?

It depends on where you start. Highway 101 runs from the coast through Camarillo and the Conejo Valley toward Los Angeles, and the 118 links Moorpark and Simi Valley to the San Fernando Valley. Metrolink’s Ventura County Line runs commuter trains from East Ventura through Oxnard, Camarillo, Moorpark and Simi Valley to Los Angeles Union Station, and Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner stops in all five cities. Drive your commute at rush hour before you commit to a home.

6. Why does local knowledge matter across the county?

Because the county is not one market. A home near the beach raises flood and tsunami map questions, a hillside lot fire zone questions, a rural parcel well and septic questions, and an address outside city limits a different tax rate and permit office. Each city page covers what comes up there, and I walk you through it before you write an offer.

7. Do you help with the loan side too?

Yes. Because I hold a loan officer license as well as my real estate license, your home search and your loan questions can run side by side, wherever in the county you buy. My lending team at 21st Century Lending can take the loan from there, and you are free to use any lender you choose. If I act as both your agent and your loan officer, I disclose both roles to you in writing. More on home loans in Ventura County.

8. What is my Ventura County home worth?

Recent sales of homes like yours, close by, set the range, and then condition and the homes competing with yours right now move it. In smaller communities there are fewer recent sales to compare, so the comparisons take more care. For my price opinion, which is not an appraisal, start with my free home valuation page.

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Wherever you land in Ventura County, start here

Tell me which part of the county you have in mind, or that you have not picked one yet, and I will lay out honest next steps. If you want a Ventura County real estate agent who can also answer the loan questions, that is how I work.

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Edgar Limon, REALTOR®, CA DRE #02225743, with Century 21 Masters. Each office is independently owned and operated. Mortgage loan originator, NMLS #2256286, with 21st Century Lending, NMLS #241835, a division of Full Realty Services, Inc. Licensed by the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act and California Financing Law. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Financing Law license. Verify licenses at NMLS Consumer Access.

Century 21 Masters and 21st Century Lending are affiliated companies. You are not required to use 21st Century Lending, or any particular lender, as a condition of working with me, and if I act as both your agent and your loan officer, I disclose both roles and how I am paid to you in writing. I am not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, HUD, USDA or any government agency.

This page is general information, not a commitment to lend, and not tax or legal advice. All loans are subject to credit approval, eligibility, appraisal and property requirements. Programs can change. Equal Housing Opportunity. Equal Housing Lender.