Bridle Path is an equestrian neighborhood in west Simi Valley, zip code 93065. Its single-family homes, mostly built around 1978 to 1981, sit on larger lots, from about half an acre to nearly two acres in recent listings. The Bridle Path Homeowners Association owns a private mountain park with riding and hiking trails, arenas, and round pens for residents.
We're Steve Hise and Tricia Garcia, and we've spent 10 years helping families buy and sell across Simi Valley and Ventura County. This is our guide to Bridle Path: what's here, what the homes and lots are like, and what to know before you buy or sell a horse property.
Bridle Path is a Simi Valley neighborhood built around horses. Many homes have room for horses on the lot, and residents can ride out on trails into the community's private mountain park. Listings often describe that park at about 1,700 acres of open space, though figures vary, so confirm details with the HOA.
Most Bridle Path homes are single-family homes built from about 1978 to 1981, with a mix of single-story, two-story, and split-level floor plans. The lots are the big draw: recent listings show lots from roughly half an acre to about 1.8 acres, much larger than a typical Simi Valley lot. Some properties have barns, corrals, or room to add them.
Because the homes are 40-plus years old, updates vary a lot. Roof, electrical, plumbing, and heating and air are worth a close look, along with the condition of any barns, fencing, and corrals.
Bridle Path has a homeowners association, listed as the Bridle Path Home Owners Association. Recent listings show dues of about $84 to $120 per month. Listings describe equestrian facilities in the mountain park, including multiple-use arenas, round pens, and a dressage arena, plus miles of riding and hiking trails. Confirm current dues, rules, and facility access in the HOA disclosures for the specific home.
If you plan to keep horses, check three things before you make an offer: what the HOA rules allow, what city zoning allows on that specific lot, and the condition and permit status of any barns or structures. A horse-friendly lot isn't automatically approved for horses, and the number of horses allowed can depend on the lot. We'll help you get answers from the HOA and the City of Simi Valley before you commit.
Prices depend on lot size, horse facilities, the home's size, and its condition. Several recent Bridle Path listings were priced around $1.15 million. For context, the median sale price for all home types across Simi Valley was $814,612 for the three months ending September 2026 (Redfin). For a real comparison, ask us for recent sales inside Bridle Path.
Horse properties draw a specific group of buyers, so how you present the land matters as much as the house: usable acreage, barns and corrals, trail access, and room for trailers. A real number comes from recent Bridle Path sales of similar lots and homes. If you're selling to buy your next home, we tell every client the same thing: you are never going to be left without a home. We line up the sale and your next purchase to close together, so you move once.
See also: What buyers check first on an older Simi Valley home and How much does it cost to sell a house in Simi Valley?
Tell us how many horses you plan to keep, how much land you want, and your price range. We'll set up a search for Bridle Path and other horse properties in Simi Valley, then tour them with you in person.
Talk with Steve and TriciaBridle Path is an equestrian neighborhood in west Simi Valley, zip code 93065, with single-family homes on larger lots and a private HOA mountain park with riding trails, arenas, and round pens.
Many Bridle Path homes are set up for horses. What's allowed on a specific lot depends on HOA rules and city zoning, so confirm both before you buy.
Yes. The Bridle Path Home Owners Association runs the community's mountain park and facilities. Recent listings show dues of about $84 to $120 per month. Confirm current dues for any specific home.
Recent listings show Bridle Path lots from roughly half an acre to about 1.8 acres.
Most Bridle Path homes were built from about 1978 to 1981.
Steve Hise and Tricia Garcia of Real Estate Toolbox at eXp Realty help buyers and sellers across Simi Valley, including Bridle Path. Call or text 805-424-6226 or schedule at realestatetoolbox.com/schedule.
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