Community Guide

Constructed between 2007 to 2014 and located less than a mile from the beach and walking distance to the historic Huntington Harbour, this private community affords the finest luxuries of beach-close living.

Known as the heart of Huntington Beach, this neighborhood is home to some of the finest shopping and dining in the area, with homes ranging from newly built oceanfront estates to historic cottages nearly a century old.

This SeaCliff neighborhood offers the luxuries of beach-close living with a slice of the American heartland with its rolling equestrian trails and custom homes sitting on massive lots. A truly one-of-a-kind community..

Consisting primarily of five man-made islands, the Harbour offers stunning waterfront property with boat docks able to accommodate large yachts. The definition of coastal luxury.

Peaceful and quaint, Lake Park is a desirable neighborhood just far enough from the hustle and bustle of Downtown, but close enough to take advantage of the fun activities. The perfect place for families to settle.

Bordering the nearby city of Fountain Valley, the area of Northeast Huntington Beach consists of a combination of traditional single family homes and condominium complexes, offering plenty of opportunities for various living situations.

The area of Northwest Huntington Beach consists of the renowned Huntington Harbour, Brightwater, and numerous other lovely neighborhoods and shares a border with the nearby city of Westminster to the north.

Located right next to the Lake Park and Downtown neighborhoods, Old Town consists primarily of tall and narrow homes, ranging from brand new custom built estates to more traditional single family residences close to the beach.

Constructed in 2013, Pacific Shores is a gated community that sits less than half a mile from the beach and consists of smaller bungalow-style homes to massive, 4,000+ square foot villas with ocean views.

Perhaps the crown jewel of Huntington Beach, SeaCliff consists of multiple desirable neighborhoods located close to the ocean, including private, gated neighborhoods on the golf course and smaller townhomes just across from the beach.

Consisting of homes from the east side of Beach Blvd. all the way to the border of Costa Mesa, South HB offers multiple family-oriented neighborhoods, gated communities, condominium complexes, and award-winning schools.

One of the most desirable areas of Huntington Beach, West HB consists of renowned neighborhoods including SeaCliff, Downtown, Lake Park, Old Town, Edwards Hill, Bolsa Landmark, and more.

Bordering Huntington Beach and Newport Beach, Costa Mesa is the host of the world-renowned Orange County Fair and well known for the popular shopping center, South Coast Plaza.

Bordering Huntington Beach to the south, Fountain Valley consists primarily of single-family homes and is well known for its Mile Square Regional Park.

Known for stunning beaches and incredible seaside estates with panoramic ocean views, Laguna Beach is a the definition of seaside luxury living.

The seventh most populous city in California, Long Beach is widely known for its port and the diversity of its neighborhoods and residents.

Home of the largest recreational boat harbor on the West Coast, Newport Beach is a premium destination for buyers looking to enjoy the finest luxuries of the coastal lifestyle.

Tucked between Long Beach and Huntington Beach, Seal Beach is a cozy seaside city known for its idyllic Main Street and beautiful beaches.

Bordering Huntington Beach to the north, Westminster is known for its excellent schools, neighborhoods, popular Westminster Mall, and Little Saigon community.