Northwest Bakersfield is the fast-growing side of town, covering Rosedale, Brimhall, and the Greenacres and Coffee Road corridors. Expect newer subdivisions, well-regarded schools, and master-planned neighborhoods with quick access to Highway 99 and the western edge of the city.
Homes for Sale in Northwest Bakersfield
Browse active Northwest Bakersfield listings on the live map below. Pan the map to explore, newest listings first.
Living in Northwest Bakersfield
Northwest Bakersfield has grown faster than any other part of the city over the past two decades. The Rosedale and Brimhall areas added master-planned neighborhoods, parks, and retail along Rosedale Highway and Coffee Road. You get a clean suburban feel with quick access to Highway 99 and Highway 58.
The area fits families and professionals who want newer construction and daily conveniences close to home. Shopping, restaurants, medical offices, and the Riverwalk sit within a short drive of most neighborhoods.
Homes and Neighborhoods in Northwest Bakersfield
Most homes here were built from the 1990s forward, so you find modern floor plans, three-car garages, and energy-efficient construction. Rosedale, Brimhall, Olive Drive, and the Coffee Road corridor range from starter homes to larger two-story houses on planned streets. New subdivisions keep opening on the western and northern edges.
Schools, Commute, and Lifestyle
Northwest Bakersfield is served by the Rosedale Union School District and the Kern High School District, including Frontier, Centennial, Liberty, and Independence high schools. Commuters reach downtown in about 15 to 20 minutes and reach Highway 99 in minutes. The Kern River Parkway, local parks, and the Riverwalk and Marketplace shopping centers are all close.
Northwest Bakersfield Real Estate FAQ
Is Northwest Bakersfield a good area for families?
Yes. It is one of the most popular family areas in the city, with newer schools, parks, and master-planned neighborhoods.
What kind of homes are for sale in Northwest Bakersfield?
Mostly newer single-family homes built from the 1990s onward, from starter houses to larger two-story homes. Check the live map above for what is on the market right now.
How is the commute from Northwest Bakersfield?
Short. Highway 99 and Highway 58 are minutes away, and downtown Bakersfield is about 15 to 20 minutes by car.
Are there new construction homes in Northwest Bakersfield?
Yes. Builders continue to open new subdivisions on the western and northern edges of the area.
Country Real Estate helps buyers and sellers across Northwest Bakersfield and all of Kern County. Call (661) 822-4433 to talk with broker Joshua Orrantia about your move.