Cody’s transactions span coastal Ventura County and inland communities, including Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village and Agoura Hills. Explore the selected sales, then use the local resources for the property’s actual jurisdiction.
1448 Nathan Lane · Ventura · From Cody’s property collection
Neighborhoods & communities
Find the setting. Then find the home.
Explore a few starting points for your search. These are selected communities within Cody’s broader Southern California practice, not an exhaustive service-area list.
Public listings. Snapshot updated . Availability and prices may change; public-source coverage varies.
Beach access & coastal streets
Pierpont / South Seaward
Pierpont and South Seaward bring beach access, a coastal bike path and neighborhood shops into the same part of Ventura. Compare each home’s actual beach approach, parking and outdoor space.
Ventura Keys includes single-family waterfront homes, including properties with boat docks. For a home on the water, make the specific dock rights, dimensions and maintenance responsibilities part of the comparison.
The historic Arcade, Libbey Park and the Ojai Valley Trail help define downtown Ojai. Compare a home’s relationship to the center with its actual outdoor space, access and improvement history.
Follow a property link for the full listing and current availability. Ask Cody to help compare homes or arrange your search. Recorded sales elsewhere on this page show past experience. Community references checked October 27, 2026.
Selected experience
Selected Ventura County & Conejo Valley sales.
The selected sales span Camarillo, Westlake Village and the Agoura Hills area of Los Angeles County.
Sold · Agoura Hills
28888 Lake Vista Dr
$6,050,000
Sold · Camarillo
1209 Via Aracena
$3,875,000
Sold · Westlake Village
31515 Germaine Ln
$3,680,000
Historical closing data from Cody’s maintained MLS and verified public-record archive. Sale prices describe those transactions and are not a valuation of another property. Explore the full transaction map.
Buyer research
Before you buy in Ventura County.
Use the City of Ventura resources for its sewer-lateral and project-approval questions, and the Camarillo resources for permit and plan research there. For another city or an unincorporated property, use the authority serving that address.
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Check the sewer lateral process.
For a City of Ventura sale, review the private sewer lateral inspection program before escrow. The City encourages early inspection and describes a separate process for commercial and common-interest properties. Identify the applicable process, available inspection report and any repair questions before assuming the property is ready to close.
Write down the changes you are considering, then review the City of Ventura’s permit guide. It distinguishes planning approvals, design review and coastal permits from building permits; one project may involve several approvals. Take the proposed scope to Planning before relying on a renovation budget or schedule.
For a home inside the City of Camarillo, distinguish applications for new work from the history of existing improvements. The City’s OpenGov portal handles permit applications; its public-records page notes that some records are not online and directs building-permit and plan review to City Hall kiosks. Before relying on an addition or converted room, identify the records you need and confirm how to review them with the City.
A condominium’s dues and shared obligations belong beside its price. A house’s condition, outdoor space and improvement history may require a different comparison. Bring those differences into the pricing discussion.
Gather available improvement records, condition information and association documents. Identify the sale requirements for the property’s actual city or county jurisdiction.
Explain the comparison.
Ask which closed sales and current listings a buyer would realistically consider instead of your home, and how differences in condition, setting and ownership costs affect the pricing range.
Cody Garcia · The Agency
Discuss your next move.
Tell Cody what you’re buying or selling, and the timing you have in mind.
