🏡 East Ventura
Ventura's family-suburban side — schools, parks, and easier housing entry points.
ZIP Codes
93003, 93004
Schools
Ventura Unified
Housing
Ranch-style homes
Access
Direct 101 access via Victoria and Telephone Road
Living in East Ventura
East Ventura is the city's larger, more suburban side — a band of planned subdivisions stretching east from Mills Road toward Saticoy. Streets are wider, lots are larger, and the housing stock is newer than the rest of the city. The Ventura Community Park, Arroyo Verde Park trails, and a strong school feeder pattern make East Ventura especially popular with families.
Local Vibe
Suburban, family-oriented, quietly active.
Housing Style
Newer subdivisions, ranch-style homes, some condos and townhomes.
Best For
Families, First-time buyers, Commuters
Commute & Access
Direct 101 access via Victoria and Telephone Road.
Lifestyle
Suburban, family-paced, commuter-friendly.
Family Friendly
Very — strong parks and school infrastructure.
🏠 Homes in East Ventura
Explore the housing market in East Ventura — from ranch-style homes to townhomes.
Best for: Families · First-time buyers · Commuters
📍 Local Snapshot
ZIP Codes
- • 93003
- • 93004
Schools
- • Ventura Unified
Parks & Outdoor
- • Arroyo Verde Park
- • Ventura Community Park
- • Kimball Park
Dining & Shopping
- • Telephone Road
- • Victoria Avenue
- • Ventura Pacific View Mall
Popular Home Types
- • Ranch-style homes
- • Newer single-family
- • Townhomes
Known For
- • Arroyo Verde Park
- • Ventura Community Park
- • Modern subdivisions
- • Easy 101 access
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