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Oxnard, California in Ventura County
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Also known as:
Lima Bean Capital of the World
Gateway to the Channel Islands
41 active listings near Oxnard
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$4,970,000    809 N A St
$2,295,000    633 Meta St
$1,298,000    1101 Isleton Pl
$1,195,000    420 Ocotlan Way
$1,050,000   * 440 Ocotlan Way
$1,000,100    150 S Garfield Ave
$995,000    1430 Junewood Way
$975,000    1715 Urbana Ln
$965,000   * 741 Joliet Pl
$935,000    810 Daffodil Way
$930,000   * 2505 Lilac Walk
$930,000    2505 Lilac Walk
$924,999    2531 Cabrillo Way
$899,000   * 1006 Mika Way
$879,000    625 Rosalinda Dr
$849,900    1610 Jeannette Dr
$845,000    700 Festivo St
$835,000    1021 Ivywood Dr
$809,990   * 1440 Junewood Way
$799,000    1941 Bernadette St
$775,000    316 N I St
$768,888    1016 Vaquero Dr
$750,000   * 1210 Magnolia Ave
$730,000   * 610 S G St
$685,000    1600 E 1st St
$680,000    1266 Gina Dr
$679,000   * 523 Higuera Dr
$665,300   * 803 Paseo La Vida
$579,900    1313 Nautical Way
$535,000   * 879 S B St
$499,000   * 265 Glenwood Dr
$465,000    551 S E St
$459,000   * 250 Harding Ave
$450,000    226 N McKinley Ave
$350,000    1335 Edgewood Way
$300,000   * 470 N Anita Ave
$295,000    1125 Paseo Las Nubes
$279,900   * 1147 W Doris Ave
$265,000    205 E Driffil Blvd Unit 21
$189,000   * 116 N Harrison Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Oxnard, CA?
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Here's a fun fact about Oxnard: In the early 1900s, Oxnard was known as the "Lima Bean Capital of the World" and produced the most lima beans of any city in the United States. The Oxnard area was a prime location for growing lima beans due to its moderate climate and sandy soil. In fact, the Oxnard area still produces a significant amount of lima beans today.