Ventura County Home Tours: Week of October 26, 2026

Five homes I toured came out on YouTube this week: two in Oxnard and three in Ventura. A brand-new single-story home, a condo right on the water at the Channel Islands Harbor, two Midtown Ventura homes built in 1951, and a condo with two primary suites. Here is the video for each one, the numbers, my honest take, and the link to the listing page in case you want to see one in person.

The Oxnard tours

Two very different homes in Oxnard: new construction on W 2nd Street, and a corner condo on the harbor.

1125 W 2nd Street, Oxnard: a new build at $815,000

This is one of four brand-new homes on the same street, all with the same floor plan, built in a Santa Barbara style. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and about 1,201 square feet, all on one level. When I filmed the intro it was listed under $825,000. The price has since dropped to $815,000. Inside you get an open floor plan with shaker cabinets, quartz counters, stainless appliances and laminate floors throughout. There is a tankless water heater, solar panels and a 2-car garage.

My take: new construction usually means no surprises. No old roof, no old plumbing, no old wiring. You move in and everything just works. The best part is that the lot comes with plans for a second unit, so you can add space later if you want it. The HOA is $100 a month, which is low compared to a lot of other places. I also spoke with the listing agent, and the seller is open to helping with closing costs through seller concessions.

See the photos, price and details on the listing for 1125 W 2nd Street.

3101 Peninsula Road #121, Oxnard: a harbor condo at $675,000

This is a corner unit at the Channel Islands Harbor, one of the biggest floor plans in the building. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and about 1,054 square feet, all on one level. The balcony runs along the living room and both bedrooms, and you are looking right at the water. The kitchen and bathrooms have been updated with white cabinets, stainless appliances, a double oven and vinyl plank floors. The primary bedroom has its own slider to the balcony, a soaking tub and a walk-in closet. The building has heated pools, a spa, a gym, a sauna, tennis courts, a clubhouse and an elevator. You get 2 assigned parking spaces, and the HOA is listed at $775 a month.

My take: for a home on the water, this price is hard to beat. That view is the whole reason to buy here, and you do not get tired of it. A walk-in closet in the second bedroom is hard to find in older condos. You are also minutes from the beach, the boats and the restaurants at the harbor. One thing to know: loan options on a condo depend on whether the building is eligible for each program. If you want to make an offer, I check that before you write it, because I know both the real estate side and the lending side.

See the photos, price and details on the listing for 3101 Peninsula Road #121.

The Ventura tours

Three homes in Ventura, two of them in Midtown and both built in 1951, plus a condo that just had a price reduction.

221 S Brent Street, Ventura: a Midtown home on a big lot at $895,000

A single-story home in Midtown Ventura with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and about 1,444 square feet, on a lot of over 7,000 square feet. The kitchen has a gas range and a window over the sink. There is a main living room plus a second living room with tile floors and a lot of natural light. The primary bedroom opens to the covered patio, and the backyard has a pergola, a shed and a lot of open lawn, minutes from the beach.

My take: this home was built in 1951, and the same owners have lived in it for almost 50 years. That tells you how much people like this location. The second living room is extra space you do not always get in a home of this age, and the kitchen is something you can update over time.

See the photos, price and details on the listing for 221 S Brent Street.

882 Barber Lane, Ventura: a condo with two primary suites at $599,000

A tri-level condo built in 1989, with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and about 1,463 square feet, listed at $599,000 after a recent price reduction. When you walk in you get high ceilings, a gas fireplace and a slider out to your own private patio. Up a few steps, the dining room looks over the living room. The kitchen has an island for extra counter space and brand-new flooring. The HOA is listed at $590 a month with a pool, a spa and tennis courts, and there is a 2-car attached garage.

My take: the layout upstairs is the story here. You get two primary suites, each with its own bathroom. That works for guests, a home office, or just more space. On a condo, the loan options depend on whether the complex is eligible for each program, so I check that first.

See the photos, price and details on the listing for 882 Barber Lane.

2756 Channel Drive, Ventura: the big-ticket items already done, at $849,000

A single-story home in Midtown Ventura with 2 bedrooms plus a bonus room, 1 bathroom and about 1,200 square feet on a 6,534 square foot lot. It was built in 1951 and is listed at $849,000 after a price reduction. Inside you get hardwood floors and a lot of natural light. The kitchen has granite counters, a new stove and a new dishwasher. The bonus room has new windows, a ceiling fan and a slider out to the yard. No HOA.

My take: the big-ticket items are already done. A new roof, a new sewer line, new plumbing and a new water heater. That is real money you do not have to spend after you move in. The bonus room can be an office, a gym or a den. From what the listing agent shared, the seller is also offering concessions. Those could help buy down the rate or cover closing costs, depending on the accepted offer.

See the photos, price and details on the listing for 2756 Channel Drive.

Want to see one of these in person?

All five homes were for sale when this post went up, but listings move fast. Check the listing page first, then reach out and I will set up a showing. If none of these is the right fit, browse every home for sale in Oxnard or every home for sale in Ventura and send me the ones you like. I am happy to tour them for you.

Missed the week before? The remodeled home near The Collection at RiverPark and the 4-bedroom home near St. John’s Hospital, both in Oxnard, are on YouTube too. Every weekly roundup lives on the Property Tours page.

Common questions

What homes did Edgar Limon tour the week of October 26, 2026?

Five homes: a new single-story home on W 2nd Street in Oxnard at $815,000, a corner condo at the Channel Islands Harbor at $675,000, a Midtown Ventura home on S Brent Street at $895,000, a Ventura condo with two primary suites on Barber Lane at $599,000, and a Midtown Ventura home on Channel Drive at $849,000. Each has a video tour on YouTube.

How much is the new construction home on W 2nd Street in Oxnard?

The home at 1125 W 2nd Street is listed at $815,000 after a price drop from $824,900. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and about 1,201 square feet on one level, solar panels, a 2-car garage, plans for a second unit and a $100 monthly HOA. The seller is open to concessions toward closing costs, depending on the accepted offer.

What are the HOA dues on the Oxnard harbor condo and the Ventura condo?

The HOA at 3101 Peninsula Road #121 in Oxnard is listed at $775 a month, with heated pools, a spa, a gym, a sauna, tennis courts, a clubhouse and an elevator. The HOA at 882 Barber Lane in Ventura is listed at $590 a month, with a pool, a spa and tennis courts. Check each listing page for the current figure before you make an offer.

Which of this week’s homes have no HOA?

Two of the Ventura homes have no HOA: 221 S Brent Street and 2756 Channel Drive, both single-story homes in Midtown Ventura built in 1951. The Oxnard new build on W 2nd Street has a $100 monthly HOA, and the two condos carry monthly dues of $775 at the harbor and $590 on Barber Lane.

Can you buy one of these condos with an FHA or VA loan?

It depends on the building. Loan options on a condo depend on whether the complex is eligible for each program, so the same price can work with one loan and not another. I check the complex’s eligibility before you write an offer, so you know which loans are on the table.

How do I tour one of these homes in person?

Check the listing page first to make sure the home is still for sale, then send me a message through the contact page and I will set up a showing. If these five are not the right fit, send me any Oxnard or Ventura listing you like and I can tour it for you.

Prices, HOA dues, seller concessions and other listing details come from the MLS as of November 1, 2026, are deemed reliable but not guaranteed, and can change at any time; check the listing page for the current status. 1125 W 2nd Street and 2756 Channel Drive are listed by Ana Gil, CENTURY 21 Masters. 3101 Peninsula Road #121 is listed by Maggie McKinney, CENTURY 21 Masters. 221 S Brent Street is listed by Sean O'Toole, LIV Sotheby's International Realty. 882 Barber Lane is listed by Rosy Hernandez, Exit Castillo Realty. 544 Nile River Drive is listed by Gaby Tellez, CENTURY 21 Masters, and 1711 Florentina Drive by John Villar and Linda Herrera, CENTURY 21 Masters. Seller concessions depend on the accepted offer. Loan options on a condo depend on the building's eligibility for each program. This post is general information, not a commitment to lend, not an offer to lend, and not legal or tax advice. Edgar Limon, REALTOR, CA DRE #02225743, CENTURY 21 Masters, CA DRE #01849354. 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. Equal Housing Opportunity. Equal Housing Lender.