Most homes
Two-Bedroom
$1,191–$2,383 / moBased on your income level (30–60% AMI)
Now accepting applications
Affordable homes for farmworkers and their families.
Income-restricted two, three, and four-bedroom apartments in Los Alamos — with a farmworker preference that can move your family up the waitlist.
Rent based on your income · utilities mostly included
Farmworker preferenceAgricultural work can shorten your wait for a home
Room for your family2, 3 & 4-bedroom apartments for households of 2–8
Everyone is welcome to applyProof of U.S. citizenship is not required
How to apply — in four simple steps
We keep it straightforward. Call us at any step and a real person will help you — in English or Spanish.
- 1
Check eligibility
Homes are for families earning within the income limits — call and we’ll check your household in a few minutes.
- 2
Ask about farmworker preference
If you or someone in your home works in agriculture, you may move up the waitlist. Bring proof of ag work.
- 3
Apply or update
Fill out a simple application at the Lompoc Housing Office. Already applied? Update it to claim the preference.
- 4
Move in
When a home opens up for your family size, sign your lease and settle in.
Apartments available
39 homes total — freshly kept two, three, and four-bedroom apartments in a quiet 3-story community.
🌿 Your rent is based on your income. The apartment owner pays electricity, water, sewer, trash, and internet — you only pay for gas.
More space
Three-Bedroom
$1,377–$2,754 / moBased on your income level (30–60% AMI)
Largest — only 3
Four-Bedroom
$1,536–$3,072 / moBased on your income level (30–60% AMI)
Unit mix: 18 two-bedroom · 18 three-bedroom · 3 four-bedroom. Many are set at deeper-affordable rents for lower-income families.
Do you qualify?
Creekside is income-restricted — rent is set below market for families within certain income limits. The limit depends on how many people live in your home. Many apartments are reserved for lower-income families, so don’t rule yourself out — call us and we’ll check.
| People in your home | Most your family can earn / year |
|---|---|
| 2 people | up to $84,720 |
| 3 people | up to $95,340 |
| 4 people | up to $105,900 |
| 5 people | up to $114,420 |
| 6 people | up to $122,880 |
| 7 people | up to $131,340 |
| 8 people | up to $139,800 |
These are the highest incomes that can qualify. Many homes are for families earning much less — if your income is low, you’re especially encouraged to apply. Not sure? Call [Smith AI number — TBD].
🚜 Farmworker preference
You or a member of your household may qualify for a farmworker preference on the waitlist if you currently work in agriculture. This can improve your placement and shorten your wait. To verify, upload one of:
- A letter from your agricultural employer
- Recent pay stubs showing agricultural work
- Self-employment records related to farm labor
Proof of U.S. citizenship is not required to apply.
Ask about the preferenceWhat’s included
Comfortable, family-sized homes with the essentials — plus shared spaces for the whole community.
Full kitchen & appliances
Individual heat & A/C
Walk-in closets
Private patio or balcony
On-site laundry
Children’s play area
Picnic & community room
Business center
Take a look inside
Clean, move-in-ready homes with room to grow.
Where you’ll live
Creekside Village sits in Los Alamos, a small, friendly town off Highway 101 surrounded by farms and vineyards — close to the fields and an easy drive to Santa Maria, Lompoc, and Buellton.
Address: 260 Gonzalez Dr., Los Alamos, CA 93440
On-site office: Monday & Wednesday, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. · [Smith AI number — TBD]
Lompoc Housing Office (to apply): 817 W. Ocean Ave., Lompoc · Mon–Thu, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. · [Smith AI number — TBD]
Frequently asked questions
Who can live at Creekside Village?
Families earning within the income limits for their household size. Homes are two, three, and four bedrooms, for households of about 2 to 8 people. If you or someone in your home works in agriculture, you may qualify for a farmworker preference on the waitlist.
Do I have to be a farmworker to apply?
No. Anyone who meets the income limits can apply. But if you or a household member currently works in agriculture, you can claim a farmworker preference that may move you up the waitlist and shorten your wait.
How much is rent?
Rent is based on your income and apartment size. Two-bedrooms run about $1,191–$2,383/month, three-bedrooms $1,377–$2,754, and four-bedrooms $1,536–$3,072 — with many homes set at the lower, deeper-affordable end. The owner pays electricity, water, sewer, trash, and internet; you pay only gas.
Do I need to prove U.S. citizenship?
No. Proof of U.S. citizenship is not required to apply for Creekside Village.
What do I need to apply?
[Full required-documents list — TBD] For the farmworker preference, bring one of: a letter from your agricultural employer, recent pay stubs showing farm work, or self-employment records related to farm labor. Call us and we’ll walk you through it.
Can you help me in Spanish?
Yes — our team can help you in English or Spanish. [Mixteco / Indigenous-language support — confirm] Call [Smith AI number — TBD] and we’ll find someone who can help.
Ready to apply? Let’s see if you qualify.
Tell us a little about your family and we’ll reach out to check if you qualify and explain the farmworker preference. Prefer to talk now? Call [Smith AI number — TBD].
260 Gonzalez Dr., Los Alamos, CA 93440
[Smith AI number — TBD] · on-site [Smith AI number — TBD]
On-site: Mon & Wed · Lompoc office: Mon–Thu · 10 a.m.–4 p.m.