Bella Ventana
Gated attached townhomes south of Valencia Boulevard, with select golf-course views.
Golf-course views, gated enclaves, luxury estates, traditional single-family homes and townhome living come together in one of Valencia's most distinctive established communities.
Westridge was developed primarily between 2002 and 2004 on the west side of Interstate 5 in Valencia. Rather than one uniform subdivision, the community is made up of ten distinct neighborhoods ranging from attached townhomes and detached condominiums to large gated residences and custom estates.
Golf is part of the landscape, but not every Westridge home sits on a fairway. Buyers can find hillside and mountain views, cul-de-sacs, guard-gated streets, conventional family neighborhoods, golf-front homes and some of Valencia's most substantial custom properties.
Westridge also has its own HOA recreation network while The Oaks Club at Valencia operates separately within the community. That distinction matters: community pools, parks and courts are HOA amenities; golf and club membership are a separate decision.
Read the Westridge Community GuideThe neighborhood name matters here. Housing type, gates, size, views and price can change dramatically from one part of Westridge to another.
Gated attached townhomes south of Valencia Boulevard, with select golf-course views.
Large two-story homes, gated and non-gated sections, with golf, city and mountain-view opportunities.
Attached townhomes with garages, patios or balconies in a compact Westridge setting.
Large detached residences positioned near the golf course, often with five or six bedrooms.
Substantial two-story homes near West Ranch High, with some mountain-view locations.
Gated detached homes with four- to six-bedroom configurations north of Valencia Boulevard.
Guard-gated luxury residences along the golf course, including large one- and two-story homes.
Detached condominium residences with three- and four-bedroom floor plans.
Gated cul-de-sac homes with select fairway and mountain-view positions.
Guard-gated custom homes, oak-preserve edges and some of Westridge's largest luxury properties.
The Oaks Club's championship golf course winds through the Westridge landscape. The current club describes an 18-hole, par-72 layout extending roughly 7,218 yards from the back tees, designed by PGA TOUR Design Services in consultation with two-time major champion Mark O'Meara.
Some Westridge homes overlook fairways, while others sit away from the course entirely. The golf club is a separate operation from the Westridge HOA, so club access and membership should not be confused with residential community amenities.
A Westridge listing should be positioned within its actual neighborhood — not marketed as generic Valencia inventory. Gate status, floor plan, golf or hillside exposure, HOA structure, lot position and nearby competing homes all affect the story buyers see.
Talk With Victoria
Victoria has worked full-time in real estate since 2008 and has personally lived in Valencia. She helps buyers and sellers evaluate the property in context — the neighborhood, the HOA, the comparable homes, the views, the location and the details that can materially affect long-term ownership.
In Westridge, that can mean distinguishing a Bella Ventana townhome from an Oakmont golf-course home, comparing Masters with Emerald, understanding a detached-condominium structure in San Abella, or evaluating the much wider range of custom properties inside Westridge Estates.
Explore current Westridge homes, compare the ten neighborhoods or ask Victoria for help narrowing the community by housing type, price, views, golf access and lifestyle.