Tagged : La Jolla Ocean View Homes

The Beach Barber Tract is one of the best places to find ocean view homes in the La Jolla area.  Located within a several block radius to the beach between the Lower Hermosa and the Village of La Jolla is the Beach Barber area.  This was one of the first neighborhoods built in La Jolla with homes dating back to the early 1900's.  The main part of this area and typically on a flat parcel of land so the best ocean view properties will be found closer to the beach and those with higher elevations.  The most expensive homes in the Beach Barber area will be the homes located on the ocean front which currently run at over $11 million dollars for a four bedroom, five bath with 3,124 square feet of living space.  The most affordable homes currently start at just

The La Jolla Pacifica community is a small selection of luxury estates homes located off Pacifica Drive in La Jolla, California.  This area is commonly referred to as the Mount Soledad community, more specifically Soledad South due to the location south of the Soleded Mountain.  Many of the homes in this area feature four to five bedroom floor plans with 3,000 to 4,000 square feet of living space.  The community was first built in the early 1960's which at the time offered amazing coastline and valley views from select lots in this neighborhood.  In the late 1980's and mid 1990's is when many of the larger homes in Pacifica were built offering two story floor plans and modern amenities.  Since the neighborhood dates back to the 1960's there is no

The Bird Rock area offers a nice variety of beach front and beach close homes in the southern section of La Jolla.  Home builders like building in this location due to prime location near boutique shopping and restaurants that are all located in the Bird Rock area.  The neighborhood for the most part is very well established with very few residential lots still remaining.  So what builders are doing is taking existing older homes and tearing them down to build spec homes to put on the open market.  The cost to build new construction homes in the San Diego area tends to be very expensive and is not cost effective for a builder to buy a home and carry all the expenses involved with building a new home unless the neighborhoods warrants a high return on their