 Many of Ojai's most charming homes aren't sprawling estates. They're cozy cottages, historic bungalows, thoughtfully designed ranch homes, and older properties that make wonderful use of every square foot. In fact, some of the most sought-after homes in downtown Ojai and Meiners Oaks have relatively modest floor plans but feel surprisingly spacious because they're thoughtfully designed and beautifully maintained. If you're preparing to sell your home, you may wonder whether a smaller bedroom, living room, or dining area will turn buyers away. Fortunately, size isn't everything. With a few thoughtful adjustments, you can help buyers experience your home as bright, comfortable, and functional – often making it feel much larger than the actual square footage suggests Start by Removing Anything UnnecessaryOne of the simplest ways to make a room feel larger is to remove unnecessary furniture and décor. When preparing your home for showings, ask yourself: • Does every piece of furniture need to be here? • Is this room serving one clear purpose? • Is there enough space to move comfortably? Sometimes removing a single chair, side table, or bookcase completely changes how a room feels. Remember, buyers aren't evaluating how much furniture fits in a room. They're evaluating how the room feels. Let Natural Light Take Center Stage Natural light is one of Ojai's greatest assets. Open blinds and curtains before showings, clean your windows, and remove anything that blocks sunlight from entering the room. A bright room feels larger and more inviting than a dark one. If a room receives limited natural light, use warm, layered lighting to create the same welcoming effect. Choose Scale Over Quantity Oversized furniture can overwhelm a room, while too many small pieces can make it feel cluttered. The goal is balance. Well-proportioned furniture with open space around it allows buyers to appreciate both the room itself and how comfortably it functions. Create Clear Pathways Buyers should be able to walk naturally through each room without weaving around furniture. Clear traffic patterns make a home feel more open and intuitive. As you prepare your home, take a walk through each room as if you're seeing it for the first time. If you have to step around furniture or squeeze through narrow spaces, buyers will notice too. Keep Color Palettes Light and Cohesive Light, neutral colors can help reflect natural light and create a sense of openness. That doesn't mean every room needs to feel white or sterile. Soft earth tones, warm neutrals, and colors that complement Ojai's natural surroundings often create an inviting atmosphere while allowing buyers to focus on the home rather than bold design choices. Don't Forget About Vertical Space When floor space is limited, your eye naturally travels upward. Drawing attention to ceiling height can make a room feel more expansive. Consider: • Hanging curtains closer to the ceiling • Keeping shelving simple and uncluttered • Using artwork thoughtfully rather than filling every wall Sometimes less truly is more. Highlight Indoor-Outdoor Living One of the reasons smaller homes often live so comfortably in Ojai is that the living space doesn't stop at the exterior walls. If your home has: • A patio • A deck • A courtyard • A front porch • A peaceful garden • Beautiful mountain views Help buyers see these as extensions of the living space. Open doors during showings when weather permits, stage outdoor seating areas, and create an inviting transition between inside and out. For many buyers relocating from Los Angeles or Orange County, this indoor-outdoor lifestyle is one of the biggest reasons they choose Ojai. Focus on Function, Not Just Size Buyers often remember how a home feels far more than they'll remember its exact square footage. A smaller room that feels bright, comfortable, and thoughtfully arranged usually leaves a stronger positive impression than a larger room that feels cluttered or awkward. That's one reason so many buyers fall in love with Ojai's smaller homes. They aren't looking for the biggest house; they're looking for a home that fits the lifestyle they want. Thinking About Selling Your Ojai Home? Preparing your home for sale doesn't always require major renovations. Sometimes thoughtful staging and a fresh perspective can make all the difference.
At The Davis Group, we help sellers identify simple changes that help buyers appreciate the best features of their home. We also work with our in-house stager, Georgia, who helps our clients showcase each property in a way that feels welcoming, spacious, and true to its character. Whether your home is a charming downtown cottage, a Meiners Oaks bungalow, or a larger estate property, we're happy to help you prepare it to make the best possible first impression.
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 When buyers begin searching for a home, one of the first things they often focus on is square footage. It's understandable. Larger numbers seem to suggest more value, more comfort, and more possibilities. But after years of helping buyers and sellers throughout Ojai and the surrounding communities, we've noticed something interesting: The homes people fall in love with aren't always the largest ones. In fact, some of the most desirable homes in Ojai are relatively modest in size but feel good to live in because they function so well. Bigger Doesn't Always Mean Better Two homes may have the same square footage but feel completely different. A larger home with awkward room layouts, unused spaces, long hallways, or poor indoor-outdoor flow can often feel less comfortable than a smaller home that has been thoughtfully designed. Buyers quickly discover that how a home lives is often more important than the number listed on a property flyer. Questions such as these often matter more than square footage: • Does the floor plan make sense? • Is there enough natural light? • Does the home feel comfortable and welcoming? • Are the spaces easy to use? • Does the layout support everyday life? A well-designed home can feel significantly larger than its actual size. Some of Ojai's Most Charming Homes Are Not Large One of the many things that makes the Ojai Valley special is its variety of homes. Some of the most charming properties in downtown Ojai and Meiners Oaks are cottages, bungalows, and historic homes that are smaller in size but big on character and function. With their smaller size, these homes still have no problem attracting enthusiastic buyers. Why? Because they often offer things that square footage cannot measure: • Walkable locations • Character and craftsmanship • Inviting outdoor spaces • Unique architectural details • Efficient use of space • A strong connection to the surrounding neighborhood Many buyers would gladly choose a smaller home in a walkable neighborhood over a larger home in a less desirable location. This means that homes near downtown Ojai’s shops, restaurants, parks, and farmers market or within walking distance of local favorites in Meiners Oaks don’t need to be huge to attract buyers. Ojai Living Extends Beyond the Walls Another reason square footage isn't always the most important factor in Ojai is our climate. Because of our great year-round weather, outdoor spaces here are extensions of our homes. Patios, porches, gardens, courtyards, decks, and outdoor dining areas often function as additional living spaces. A thoughtfully designed 1,500-square-foot home with beautiful outdoor living areas can feel far more spacious than a 2,500-square-foot home that lacks connection to the outdoors. Many buyers moving from Los Angeles or Orange County are drawn to Ojai precisely because of this lifestyle. They are looking for a different way of living – not necessarily more indoor space. Storage and Function Matter Sometimes buyers assume a larger home will automatically meet their needs better. In reality, practical features often have a greater impact on daily life, such as functional kitchens, flexible workspaces, mudrooms, laundry areas, ample storage, garage or workshop space, and space for guests. A home that supports the way you actually live often feels more valuable than one with additional square footage that isn’t well used. Buyers Are Increasingly Looking for Simplicity Over the past several years, we've seen many buyers become more intentional about how much home they truly need. Some are downsizing after children move out. Others are seeking a lower-maintenance lifestyle. Many buyers relocating from larger cities are prioritizing quality of life, walkability, outdoor space, and community over sheer size. For these buyers, a smaller home that functions beautifully can be exactly what they're looking for. The Right Home Is About More Than Numbers Square footage is a factor when potential buyers are evaluating a property, but it is not the only factor. The homes that people remember are usually the ones that feel good when they walk through the door. Buyers notice when a house feels comfortable, functional, and like a home. And in Ojai, some of the most beloved homes prove every day that thoughtful design, character, and livability often matter far more than an extra few hundred square feet. Thinking About Buying or Selling in Ojai? Whether you're looking for a charming cottage in Meiners Oaks, a walkable downtown home, or a larger estate property, how a home functions is just as important as its size. At The Davis Group, we help buyers and sellers look beyond the numbers to identify the features that truly contribute to a home's value and appeal throughout Ojai, Oak View, Ventura, and the surrounding communities. AimeeJo Davis-Varela is a freelance writer specializing in real estate, sustainable home improvement, eco-friendly landscaping, and green living. She is also the owner of Mind Your Manors, which provides second home management services.
Summer Curb Appeal Tips for Ojai Homes: Making a Great First Impression in Hot, Dry, and Rural Areas6/18/2026  Summer is one of the most beautiful times of year in Ojai. The hills glow golden, lavender blooms in gardens, and long evenings invite people outdoors. It's also a season when many homeowners begin thinking about selling and when buyers from Los Angeles, Orange County, and beyond are here on the weekends getting a taste of the Ojai Valley lifestyle. If you're preparing to sell your home, curb appeal matters. First impressions begin before a buyer ever walks through the front door. Fortunately, creating great curb appeal in Ojai isn't about spending a fortune on landscaping or dramatic renovations. Instead, it's about highlighting the natural beauty of your property while showing that it has been thoughtfully designed and maintained. Here are some practical summer curb appeal tips for homes in Ojai and surrounding communities, including Oak View, Meiners Oaks, Upper Ojai, Ventura, Rose Valley, and Santa Paula. Work With Ojai's Natural Landscape Today's buyers increasingly appreciate drought-conscious landscaping that feels authentic to Southern California. Native plants, ornamental grasses, lavender, sage, rosemary, succulents, and well-maintained mulch can create a beautiful, welcoming appearance while reflecting the natural character of the Ojai Valley. Rather than trying to make your property look like a lush oasis transplanted from somewhere with far more rainfall, embrace what makes this area unique. A landscape that feels at home in Ojai often appeals more to buyers than one that requires constant watering and maintenance. Freshen Up the Entryway The front entrance creates an immediate impression. Take a close look at your: • Front door • House numbers • Exterior lighting • Welcome mat • Porch or entry seating areas A freshly painted front door, clean hardware, and a tidy entry can make a home feel inviting before buyers even step inside. For country homes in more rural areas, make sure entry gates, fences, and driveways are also well maintained since buyers will see these features long before they see the house itself. Pay Attention to Driveways and Access Roads Many homes in Ojai and the surrounding foothill communities sit on larger lots or private roads. Buyers notice: • Cracked pavement • Overgrown vegetation • Potholes • Untrimmed tree branches Clearing access routes and ensuring driveways feel safe and well-maintained helps buyers feel confident about the property from the moment they arrive. Create Defensible Space Without Sacrificing Beauty Fire safety has become an important consideration throughout Ventura County. Summer is an excellent time to: • Remove dead vegetation • Trim overgrown brush • Prune tree limbs • Clear debris from around structures Not only does this improve safety and support local fire-prevention efforts, but it also helps buyers see the property more clearly. A well-maintained landscape communicates responsible ownership and can help buyers feel more comfortable purchasing a rural, canyon, or hillside property. Showcase Outdoor Living Areas Many people move to Ojai because they want to spend more time outdoors. Whether your property features: • A shaded patio • A front porch • A pool • A garden • A covered deck • Mountain views Make these spaces feel usable and inviting. Simple touches such as clean outdoor furniture, potted plants, new cushions, or a neatly staged dining table can help buyers imagine enjoying Ojai's coveted indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Don't Forget the Little Things Small details have a big impact. Before listing your home: • Wash exterior windows • Clean gutters • Pressure wash walkways • Touch up peeling paint • Replace burned-out light bulbs • Repair loose fence boards • Remove cobwebs These inexpensive improvements can make a property feel well maintained, cared for, and move-in ready. Highlight What Makes Your Property Special Every Ojai-area property has its own story. Maybe it's the mature oak tree that provides afternoon shade. Perhaps it's the mountain views, the orchard, the horse facilities, the artist's studio, the century-old stone walls, or the peaceful backyard retreat. The goal of curb appeal isn't perfection. The goal is helping buyers notice and appreciate the features that make your property unique. Thinking About Selling Your Ojai Home? Preparing your home for the market can feel overwhelming, but small improvements often make a meaningful difference. At The Davis Group, we help sellers identify which updates are worth making before listing and which can be safely skipped.
If you're considering selling your home in Ojai, Oak View, Ventura, Santa Paula, Upper Ojai, or the surrounding communities, we're always happy to share our perspective and help you create a plan that makes sense for your property.  Hitching Post Condo Open for Tours! Date: Saturday, June 20
Time: 10:00am to 1:00pm Where: 410 Church Road, Unit 24 Located in Ojai’s popular Hitching Post community, this light-filled condo offers comfort, convenience, and inviting indoor-outdoor living. Ideally situated near guest parking with a 2-car garage, the home features wood flooring throughout the main living areas, vaulted beamed ceilings, and a gas fireplace with a brick surround and tile hearth. The kitchen sits just off the entry with tile floors, ample counter space, a dedicated coffee station, and a charming window ledge for herbs or flowers. Sliding doors from both the living and dining areas open to a private outdoor living space with a patio, privacy wall, and direct access to landscaped walking paths. The primary suite includes vaulted ceilings, dual closets, and its own walled patio with gate access. Skylights and solar tubes bring in beautiful natural light throughout. Community amenities include a clubhouse, pool, and well-maintained grounds. Close to schools, hospital, shops, pharmacy, and all that Ojai has to offer. Stop by on Saturday for a tour and learn more about this Ojai condo for sale here.  Three Oaks Cottages -- Downtown Ojai Triplex -- Open House!
Where: 509 North Blanche Street When: Saturday (June 20) from 12:00 to 4:00 Three Oaks Cottages will be open for tours Saturday, June 20, from 12:00 to 4:00. Located just four blocks from the shops and cafes in downtown Ojai, Three Oaks Cottages is ideally located for easy access to parks, hiking trails, the Ojai Valley Trail, and all that Ojai has to offer. The three cottages on the property make this the perfect opportunity for you to live in one and rent the others, rent all three as an investment property, or share the property with extended family or friends. The app. 1,137-square-foot main house has one bedroom plus an office or possible second bedroom and a private backyard with a patio and laundry hookups. The second unit is approx. 456 square feet with one bedroom, a kitchenette, and a sliding door to a private, fenced backyard shaded by one of the three heritage oak trees on the property. The third cottage is an approx. 326-square-foot studio with extra cabinets in the kitchen, a spacious bathroom with storage, and a private backyard with a patio shaded by two oak trees. These two units, completed in 2024, share laundry hookups. Stop by on Saturday for a tour or learn more about this Ojai triplex for sale here. Decluttering Your Ojai Home Before Selling: How to Create Space Without Feeling Overwhelmed5/31/2026  Preparing to sell your home in Ojai can feel exciting, emotional, and sometimes a little daunting. This is especially true when you've lived there for years and have had lots of time to collect stuff. One of the most important things you can do before listing your home is declutter. But if you're picturing weekends of exhausting clean-outs, endless trips to the donation center, and difficult decisions about every item you own, take a deep breath. Decluttering for a home sale isn't about getting rid of everything you love. It's about helping buyers see the home itself and being able to imagine themselves living there. Whether your buyers are long-time Ojai residents or people relocating from Los Angeles in search of a quieter pace of life, creating a sense of space can make a significant difference in how your home feels and how it shows. Why Decluttering Matters When Selling Your HomeWhen buyers walk through a home, they try to imagine their future there. If rooms feel crowded, closets are overflowing, or surfaces are covered with everyday items, it can be harder for buyers to focus on the home's features. Decluttering helps buyers notice: • Natural light • Architectural details • Room size • Storage potential • Flow between spaces It also helps your home photograph better, which is especially important since many buyers will first discover your home online. Think of Decluttering as Pre-Packing One of the easiest ways to approach decluttering is to remember this: You're going to pack these items eventually anyway. So, it doesn’t need to always be about whether you should get rid of something. Sometimes, it is just about whether you are going to need the item between now and when you move into your next home. If the answer is no, pack it now. This is a simple reframe, but it can help a lot. Start With the Easy Wins Sentimental items are going to be the hardest to go through and make decisions about, so that is not the best place to start. Instead, start where decisions are easy: • Duplicate kitchen items • Extra linens • Seasonal decorations • Old magazines • Unused exercise equipment • Clothing you no longer wear • Stuff for hobbies long abandoned Building momentum first makes it easier to tackle more emotional areas later. Clear Surfaces Throughout the HomeOne of the fastest ways to make a home feel larger is to clear visual clutter. Focus on: • Kitchen counters • Bathroom vanities • Entry tables • Nightstands • Desks • Dressers A few thoughtfully placed items often look more inviting than many small items competing for attention and will allow potential buyers to better see the space. Don't Forget the Closets Closets are one of the first places buyers look. In fact, many buyers open every closet door during a showing. Even if your home's storage is modest, you can make closets feel larger by: • Removing about one-third to one-half of the contents • Organizing items neatly • Keeping floors mostly clear • Creating visible space between hanging clothes A partially filled closet feels much larger than a packed one. Pay Attention to Garages, Sheds, and Storage Areas In Ojai, buyers often place significant value on flexible spaces. Garages, workshops, sheds, and storage rooms may be used for: • Hobbies • Gardening • Outdoor gear • Home offices • Creative pursuits • Yoga or meditation spaces If these spaces are packed wall-to-wall, buyers may have difficulty seeing their potential. You don't need perfection. You just need enough open space for buyers to imagine possibilities. Be Thoughtful with Personal ItemsFamily photos, collections, children's artwork, and memorabilia are part of what makes a house a home. But when preparing to sell, it's helpful to remove some of the more personal items. You don’t need to make it look like you don’t live there, but we do want buyers to be able to imagine themselves living there. Remember That Ojai Buyers Are Often Seeking Simplicity Many buyers moving to Ojai are looking for something different than what they experienced in larger cities. They often seek: • More breathing room • Less stress • A stronger connection to nature • A slower pace of life A decluttered home naturally supports that vision. When buyers walk into a home that feels open, calm, and easy to live in, they're often responding to more than the physical space – they are responding to the lifestyle it represents. You Don't Have to Do It Alone Preparing a home for sale can feel overwhelming, especially if you've lived there for many years. At The Davis Group, we work closely with sellers throughout the preparation process. We also have an in-house stager, Georgia, who helps our clients identify what to keep, what to pack, and how to showcase their home's best features without making it feel impersonal. Often, a fresh set of eyes can make the process feel much more manageable. A Simple Place to Start Today If you're feeling overwhelmed, start with something small and doable, like a single drawer in the kitchen. Once you have worked your way through the drawers, you can start with just one shelf. Then you can move up to working on one closet at a time. Small steps add up surprisingly quickly, and every item packed now is one less item you'll need to deal with later. The goal isn't perfection. The goal is helping buyers see the warmth, character, and potential that made you fall in love with your Ojai home in the first place. Thinking About Selling Your Ojai Home? If you're wondering where to start, we're happy to help. Nora, Georgia, and the rest of the team are here to help with information and advice about decluttering, staging, preparing your home to sell, and pricing your home. Email or call to connect with us. We look forward to hearing from you! AimeeJo Davis-Varela is a freelance writer specializing in real estate, sustainable home improvement, eco-friendly landscaping, and green living. She is also the owner of Mind Your Manors, which provides second home management services.
 Set on approximately 3.88 acres, Casa Vista Linda is a beautifully crafted Mediterranean with Moroccan touches blending timeless architecture with comfort and functionality. Thoughtfully designed, the home features hand-hewn beams, rich walnut floors, artisan tilework, and custom lighting created by local makers. Expansive windows frame mountain views while inviting natural light into generous living, dining, and gathering spaces. The kitchen opens to inviting terraces, creating an easy flow for everyday living and entertaining. Multiple fireplaces, private bedroom suites, a loft retreat, office, and flexible lower-level gathering and fitness areas offer space for connection, creativity, and quiet moments alike. Outdoors, enjoy resort-inspired amenities including a grotto-style pool and spa, labyrinth, garden, and patios designed for relaxation and time together. A rare Ojai property that combines craftsmanship, privacy, and room to live fully indoors and out minutes from downtown.  Features include:
Five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms 10,771 square feet Designed by Marc Whitman Crestron home automation system Two offices, library, and wellness room Large family room with entertaining kitchen Wine room with walnut racking Five fireplaces Six HVAC systems Elevator Sauna Custom, solid walnut cabinetry throughout Custom, wide-plank, walnut floors Hand-hewn posts and beams Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Cove appliances Custom, local RTK tiles throughout Custom light fixtures by local artisans Custom stained glass by local artisan Approximately 3.88 acres Three-car garage & three storage areas Expansive terrace Multiple outdoor living areas Outdoor kitchen Terrace fireplace Pergola with sliding shades Two grotto-style swimming pools with spa & waterfalls Potager and garden shed Private well Solar panel field Auxiliary generator Meditation labyrinth Fountains, bridges, and walking paths Spectacular mountain views Country feeling just outside of downtown village Bike or short drive to farmers markets, shops & restaurants Close to Ojai Valley Trail, Libbey Bowl, parks, golf course See more photos and learn more about this Ojai home for sale in Persimmon Hills on the property information page.  If you are preparing to sell your home in Ojai, there’s a good chance you’re working with a space that has more charm than storage. Older homes here were not built with modern storage in mind. And while buyers – especially those coming from Los Angeles and Orange County – often fall in love with the character, they still want to feel like the home will work for their day-to-day life. The good news is that you don’t need to add square footage to make your home feel more spacious. Thoughtful staging can completely change how buyers experience the space. Here’s how to stage your home so it feels open, functional, and easy to live in – even when storage is limited. Start by Editing, Not OrganizingWhen storage is tight, the instinct is often to find more ways to organize. But when you’re preparing to sell, the goal isn’t better storage – it’s less visible stuff. Before you think about bins, baskets, or systems, start with editing: • Remove anything you don’t use regularly • Pack away off-season items • Clear out anything that makes a space feel crowded This creates breathing room, which is what buyers respond to most. Make Each Space Feel Clearly Defined One of the biggest challenges in smaller or older homes is that rooms can feel ambiguous. When staging your home, help buyers immediately understand how each space works: • A small nook becomes a workspace with a simple desk and chair • An awkward corner becomes a reading spot • A spare room clearly reads as a bedroom, office, or guest space Clarity reduces the feeling of limitation. Use Furniture Intentionally (Less Is Usually More) Oversized or excess furniture is one of the fastest ways to make a home feel like it lacks storage. Instead: • Remove bulky or unnecessary pieces • Choose a few well-proportioned items • Leave space between furniture so rooms feel breathable In Ojai, buyers often respond to homes that feel calm and welcoming more than homes that feel fully furnished but crowded. Keep Surfaces Mostly Clear Limited storage often shows up most on surfaces, like kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, and dressers. When staging your home: • Clear counters as much as possible • Leave only a few intentional items (a bowl, a plant, a simple tray) • Store daily-use items out of sight during showings This helps buyers imagine their belongings fitting into the space. Closets Still Matter (Even Small Ones) Even if your closets are modest, buyers will look inside them. A few simple adjustments can make a big difference: • Remove about 30–50% of what’s inside • Keep items neatly spaced • Use matching hangers A lightly filled closet feels more spacious than a packed one. Highlight Lifestyle, Not Storage Limitations Ojai buyers (especially those coming from Los Angeles) are often prioritizing lifestyle over square footage. They’re imagining: • Slower mornings • Time outdoors • A calmer, more intentional way of living You can support that feeling by: • Opening doors to patios or outdoor spaces • Letting in natural light • Creating small, inviting moments (a chair, a table, a quiet corner) When the lifestyle is clear, storage becomes less of a focal point. A Note on Professional Staging Staging a home, especially one with limited storage, is part strategy and part restraint. At The Davis Group, we’re fortunate to have an in-house stager, Georgia, who works with our sellers to thoughtfully prepare each home for the market. Her approach focuses on making a home feel calm, inviting, and true to itself, while appealing to today’s buyers. This kind of support can make a meaningful difference in how a home shows and how quickly it sells. A Simple Way to Check Your Work Before listing, walk through your home and ask: • Does this feel open or crowded? • Is it clear how each space is used? • Can I imagine someone new living comfortably here? If the answer is yes, you’re in a strong position. Next StepsIf you are getting ready to sell a home in Ojai and aren't sure where to start with staging or are concerned about a lack of storage in your home, we are always happy to offer guidance. Call Nora Davis today to discuss your home's value and how best to prepare to put it on the market. AimeeJo Davis-Varela is a freelance writer specializing in real estate, sustainable home improvement, eco-friendly landscaping, and green living. She is also the owner of Mind Your Manors, which provides second home management services. Located in Ojai’s popular Hitching Post community, this light-filled condo offers comfort, convenience, and inviting indoor-outdoor living.
Ideally situated near guest parking with a 2-car garage, the home features wood flooring throughout the main living areas, vaulted beamed ceilings, and a gas fireplace with a brick surround and tile hearth. The kitchen sits just off the entry with tile floors, ample counter space, a dedicated coffee station, and a charming window ledge for herbs or flowers. Sliding doors from both the living and dining areas open to a private outdoor living space with a patio, privacy wall, and direct access to landscaped walking paths. The primary suite includes vaulted ceilings, dual closets, and its own walled patio with gate access. Skylights and solar tubes bring in beautiful natural light throughout. Community amenities include a clubhouse, pool, and well-maintained grounds. Close to schools, hospital, shops, pharmacy, and all that Ojai has to offer. See more photos and learn more about this Ojai condo for sale on the property information page.  Set beneath a canopy of mature oaks in Ojai’s desirable Oaks West neighborhood, this spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers warmth, flexibility, and mountain views.
A covered tile porch welcomes you into the light-filled interior and a living room with beautiful mountain views. The flexible floor plan includes a primary suite addition with a walk-in closet, built-in shelving, sliding door to the backyard, and an ensuite bath with a dual-sink vanity. A separate entrance adds potential for using this suite as private guest quarters. The original primary bedroom, featuring a step-in closet and ensuite bath with a tile shower, could function as either a second primary suite or guest bedroom. The large backyard features fruit trees, Matilija poppies, plenty of shade, a patio, and ample space for a garden or play area. All of this space and potential is conveniently located near Lake Casitas, the Ojai Valley Trail, shops, restaurants, a local produce stand, and downtown Ojai. See more photos and learn more about this Ojai home for sale on the property information page. Contact Nora to schedule a private showing or learn more about the Ojai real estate market. |
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