New Homes for the
Burton Ranch Lompoc
Since 2004, the Burton Ranch partners have been working with the Lompoc Valley community to bring needed homes to the “Wye,” a 150-acre parcel of city land off Highway 1 just north Hancock College’s Lompoc Valley Center. Our proposal to build as many as 476 single family and multi-family homes, along with a three-acre dedicated community park, was both annexed to and approved by the City of Lompoc in 2007. Our Development Agreement with the City was recently extended to 2024.
Single largest chance to bring new homes online in Santa Barbara County since Rice Ranch
450 single and multi-family homes on 150 acres
Three-acre dedicated community park
Eight distinct neighborhoods offering a wide variety of housing options for a range of lifestyles and budgets
Support for local job creation with new, move in homes for a spectrum of occupations
10% affordable housing element – City’s choice of housing units or in-lieu fee
More than $2 million to the City’s Homebuyer Assistance Program to provide down payment loans and closing cost grants
Generate an additional $2 million annually in property tax
The Community
Inspired by early Lompoc craftsman bungalows and ranch style homes,
the community features eight distinct neighborhoods offering a wide variety of housing options and lifestyles.
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Lompoc Valley’s Largest Contiguous
Non-Prime Ag Property for New Homes
Burton Ranch Homes Support Lompoc
and Regional Economic Development Goals
REACH 2030 Action Plan
“The lack of housing affordable to the workforce is widely considered one of the biggest drags on our economy, hindering the region’s ability to attract and retain a talented workforce.”
Space Launch Complex Initiative
New homes with modern amenities are critical to attracting workers to help build a thriving Space Enterprise at Vandenberg AFB.
Creates 95-Acre Burton Ranch Chaparral Preserve
As part of the Burton Ranch project, the 95 acre Burton Ranch Chaparral Preserve was created through a conservation agreement with The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County. The Preserve features unique Burton Mesa Chaparral, coastal scrub and oak savannah habitat and is largely surrounded by the Burton Mesa Ecological Reserve which is managed by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. Popular walking trails connect the Preserve to the state reserve.
Stay in Touch
We’d like to keep you informed about our progress in bringing new market rate homes for the Lompoc Valley.
- (805) 741-3700
- info@burtonranchlompoc.com