Dos Vientos Ranch

Dos Vientos Ranch is the master-planned community at the west end of Newbury Park, in the hills next to Rancho Sierra Vista and Point Mugu State Park. Its name is Spanish for “two winds.” It is a collection of separate neighborhoods, each with its own plans and association, sharing parks, open space and trail access to the Santa Monica Mountains. County records identify 23 neighborhoods and about 2,190 homes, built from 1998 to 2014: about 2,020 houses, most of them 1,600 to 5,800 square feet, and 171 townhomes at Aldea. 123 homes sold across Dos Vientos Ranch through the MLS in the two years to September 2026, from $700,000 to $3,195,000, with a median of $1,695,000. This guide maps every neighborhood and links to its own guide.

Hover over or tap any neighborhood for its name and photo, then click or tap it again to open its guide. Outlines are approximate, drawn from Ventura County parcels and the subdivision named on MLS sales.

The neighborhoods of Dos Vientos Ranch

Harvest Moon1998–1999 · about 120 housesOpen the guide →Heritage1998–1999 · about 88 two-story housesOpen the guide →Treasures1998–2000 · about 130 housesOpen the guide →GatedGatedEstancia1998–2000 · 89 gated housesOpen the guide →GatedGatedHaciendas1999 · about 35 gated estate homesOpen the guide →La Entrada1999 · about 47 houses at the Lynn Road entranceOpen the guide →GatedGatedVirazon1999–2001 · about 97 gated housesOpen the guide →Traditions2000–2001 · 110 houses next to Sycamore Canyon SchoolOpen the guide →Lucera2000 · about 65 houses on Via Encanto and Via AzulOpen the guide →Cielo Real2001–2002 · about 78 houses next to Sycamore Canyon SchoolOpen the guide →Villa Encanto2001–2004 · about 176 housesOpen the guide →Villa Serrano2000–2002 · about 108 housesOpen the guide →Vizcaya2001–2003 · about 69 houses off Rancho Dos Vientos DriveOpen the guide →Quintana2001–2003 · about 122 houses off Rancho Dos Vientos DriveOpen the guide →Las Brisas2001–2002 · about 118 housesOpen the guide →GatedGatedPalermo2001–2003 · about 75 gated estate homesOpen the guide →La Cresta2002–2004 · about 145 housesOpen the guide →Monte Rey2002–2003 · about 66 housesOpen the guide →Avignon2003 · about 93 housesOpen the guide →Concerto2003–2004 · about 71 housesOpen the guide →Gallery2003 · about 67 houses on Via Rincon, Via Patricia and Via QuintoOpen the guide →Aldea2005 · about 171 townhomesOpen the guide →GatedGatedSedona at Dos Vientos2009–2014 · about 71 gated estate homesOpen the guide →

• Harvest Moon
  1998–1999 · about 120 houses
• Heritage
  1998–1999 · about 88 two-story houses
• Treasures
  1998–2000 · about 130 houses
• Estancia
  1998–2000 · 89 gated houses
• Haciendas
  1999 · about 35 gated estate homes
• La Entrada
  1999 · about 47 houses at the Lynn Road entrance
• Virazon
  1999–2001 · about 97 gated houses
• Traditions
  2000–2001 · 110 houses next to Sycamore Canyon School
• Lucera
  2000 · about 65 houses on Via Encanto and Via Azul
• Cielo Real
  2001–2002 · about 78 houses next to Sycamore Canyon School
• Villa Encanto
  2001–2004 · about 176 houses
• Villa Serrano
  2000–2002 · about 108 houses
• Vizcaya
  2001–2003 · about 69 houses off Rancho Dos Vientos Drive
• Quintana
  2001–2003 · about 122 houses off Rancho Dos Vientos Drive
• Las Brisas
  2001–2002 · about 118 houses
• Palermo
  2001–2003 · about 75 gated estate homes
• La Cresta
  2002–2004 · about 145 houses
• Monte Rey
  2002–2003 · about 66 houses
• Avignon
  2003 · about 93 houses
• Concerto
  2003–2004 · about 71 houses
• Gallery
  2003 · about 67 houses on Via Rincon, Via Patricia and Via Quinto
• Aldea
  2005 · about 171 townhomes
• Sedona at Dos Vientos
  2009–2014 · about 71 gated estate homes