Creekside VillageLos Alamos · Farmworker Housing
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. Reach out at any step and a real person will help you — in English or Spanish.

  1. 1

    Check eligibility

    Homes are for families earning within the income limits — call and we’ll check your household in a few minutes.

  2. 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. 3

    Apply or update

    Fill out a simple application at the Lompoc Housing Office. Already applied? Update it to claim the preference.

  4. 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.

Bright open living room with staircase, staged with a sofa and rug
Most homes

Two-Bedroom

For 2–5 people · about 1,048 sq ft

$1,191–$2,383 / moBased on your income level (30–60% AMI)

Bedroom with a large window overlooking green hillsides and a walk-in closet
More space

Three-Bedroom

For 3–7 people · about 1,352 sq ft

$1,377–$2,754 / moBased on your income level (30–60% AMI)

Carpeted bedroom staged with a bed and side table
Largest — only 3

Four-Bedroom

For 4–8 people · about 1,661 sq ft

$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 — ask us and we’ll check.

Maximum household income by family size
People in your homeMost your family can earn / year
2 peopleup to $87,420
3 peopleup to $98,340
4 peopleup to $109,260
5 peopleup to $118,020
6 peopleup to $126,780
7 peopleup to $135,540
8 peopleup to $144,240

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? Send us the form below and we’ll check for you.

🚜 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

Good to know

  • Security deposit: 2-bedroom $1,269 · 3-bedroom $1,534 · 4-bedroom $1,773
  • No pets
  • Households whose members have different immigration statuses may still be eligible — ask us

Proof of U.S. citizenship is not required to apply.

Ask about the preference

What’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.

Lompoc Housing Office (to apply): 817 W. Ocean Ave., Lompoc · Mon–Thu, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Contact us

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?
Bring your ID documents and income verification. 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. Ask us and we’ll walk you through it.
Can you help me in Spanish?
Yes — our team can help you in English or Spanish. If you speak Mixteco or another Indigenous language, we can arrange an interpreter service. Ask us through the form below 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.

260 Gonzalez Dr., Los Alamos, CA 93440
On-site: Mon & Wed · Lompoc office: Mon–Thu · 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

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