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 You get to choose your own lifestyle in San
Diego!
- live by the
beach
- live on a hill with an ocean, bay or mountain
view
- or out in the country with horses.
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Choose a home with a yard, or a low
maintenance condo with communal pool, spa and possibly tennis courts, a
gated community, even a ranch - the choice is yours.
Live near the beach
Live in the city
Live in the country
Live just inland
Choose neighborhood by price
Where you live says so
much about you. These thumbnails may get you started on your search for
your new lifestyle, whether it be active, reflective or just plain laid
back!
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Live
near the beach
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 Del Mar,
a small city, about 5,000 people, village feel. Northern half of
town flat, short streets ending on the sand. Southern half of Del
Mar rises up from bluffs above the surf into the hills, many homes have
ocean views through the trees.
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 Coronado, upscale and prestigious
with a village feel.
Coronado Cays, a
prestigious gated
community on the bayside of the Silver
Strand. A number of large condo blocks.
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 La Jolla
unique mix of business, recreation, breathtaking scenery.
Very upscale,
enchanting, galleries, coffee shops, restaurants, antique stores. Everything from a small beach condo to magnificent view homes.
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 Point
Loma Point Loma, long
peninsular that
hooks over the entrance to San Diego Bay. Lots of view homes some have views over San Diego Bay,
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 Pacific
Beach & Mission Beach fronts onto the Pacific Ocean
and Mission
Bay. Both feel like resorts. Eclectic mix of trendy clothes shops, bars and restaurants.
Very busy boardwalk along the ocean & bay front. Marina on the bayside.
Mainly older detached beach
cottages, lots of
apartments. Newer homes on
hill slopes, many with excellent views.
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in the city
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 Downtown,
upscale hotels,
condominiums, restaurants, shopping centers and night spots.
Gas lamp District – very trendy, full of
restaurants, bars, lofts. Close to Balboa Park with
its zoo and museums. Bay-side Seaport Village shopping
center is a twist on the Cape Cod tradition with open air eating and specialty
shops. High rise buildings many
with views of the bay.
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Mission Hills,
diverse community, lots of
restaurants and specialty shops. One
of San Diego's finest historic architecture districts, California bungalow
cottages, Spanish & mission style to magnificent estates, many
with stunning views of San Diego Bay and Downtown.
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 Hillcrest Tree lined streets mix urban elegance with neighborhood
village charm,
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 Bankers
Hill, on hill slopes above downtown, many large
condos, Spanish style
houses, imposing Victorian mini
mansions. Many homes have stunning views.
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Live in the country
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 Rancho Santa Fe,
rural,
open spaces, and rolling hills 10
- 15 miles from the ocean. Delightful,
charming village center, upscale shopping.
Low-humidity, balmy
climate ideal for relaxed outdoor life. Golf course, tennis club,
playing fields, and riding and hiking trails. Winding driveways lead to many different and distinctive
architectural styles including horse ranches, gated estates.
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 Fairbanks
Ranch, exclusive gated
with lakeside club house, tennis courts, 40 acres of open space, fenced horse trails, an equestrian center, two
lakes, walking trails and picnic spots. There
are also the Country
Club subdivisions of Whispering Palms and Del Mar and many smaller, gated
communities.
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Live just inland
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| Carmel
Valley,
planned development, east
of Del Mar and I-5, sloping
gently up into hills. Mix of single family homes, apartments and condos with parks,
schools and excellent neighborhood shopping centers,
well
spaced out and joined by wide access roads.
Homes at top of hill are larger, 4/5 bedroom. Some homes have views.
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Clairemont,
Close to downtown
& Mission Bay Park. Hillside community
with Tecolote Canyon Natural
Park running through the middle, four
2 golf courses, 13 parks. Affordable ocean-close homes and
condos, many canyon-side homes overlooking Pacific Beach
and Mission Bay Park. Many
are typical 1950's tract homes.
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 Bay Park
Perched on the water's edge, magnificent views of San Diego, Sea World, Mission Bay Park, Fiesta Island.
Easy access to
Interstates 5 and 8 and Mission Bay Park.. Housing options range from single- to multi-family housing
units.
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 University City,
adjacent to I-5 and
University of Southern California, good freeway access.
A
mix of high rise hotels, single homes, apartments. Northern end
has recently built condos, apartments on
greenbelts, southern portion has lovely, family
oriented neighborhoods and a wealth of open space.
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