San Diego’s Finest Addresses
From the coast to the estate country inland, twelve communities Aaron knows closely.
La Jolla
Bluff top residences, hillside view homes, and a walkable village above the Cove. Few places on the coast pair ocean frontage with this depth of culture and dining.
Discuss La Jolla
Del Mar
A small, walkable beach city of bluff top homes, village streets, and wide sand. Ocean view properties here are scarce and rarely come to market twice in a decade.
Discuss Del Mar
Coronado
Beach cottages, bayfront homes, and the landmark Hotel del Coronado on a quiet island across the bay from downtown.
Discuss Coronado
Encinitas
Moonlight Beach, Leucadia, and the equestrian acreage of Olivenhain. A relaxed coastal pace with some of the county’s most varied housing.
Discuss Encinitas
Carlsbad
A coastal village, three lagoons, and golf course communities at La Costa and Aviara, from beach bungalows to gated estates.
Discuss Carlsbad
Point Loma
Bay and ocean views, Sunset Cliffs, and the estate homes of the Wooded Area on a peninsula minutes from downtown.
Discuss Point LomaFurther Communities
Rancho Santa Fe
Estate properties, riding trails, and the Spanish Revival architecture that defined the Covenant, set among eucalyptus groves inland from Del Mar.
Carmel Valley
Newer construction and planned neighborhoods between Torrey Pines and the San Dieguito River Valley, close to the coast and the Interstate 5 corridor.
Mission Hills
Craftsman, Spanish Revival, and mid-century homes on canyon rims above Old Town, with bay views from the higher streets.
Rancho Bernardo
Rolling hills, golf course communities, and view homes along the Interstate 15 corridor in inland North County.
Rancho San Diego
Larger lots, hillside views, and quiet cul de sacs near the Sweetwater River and Cuyamaca College.
East County Estates
Mount Helix, Alpine, Jamul, and Crest. Acreage, privacy, and panoramic views for buyers who want space without leaving the county.
Photography: La Jolla Cove from the south by Invertzoo, CC BY-SA 3.0; Del Mar, California by Don Ramey Logan, CC BY-SA 3.0; Hotel del Coronado from the beach by KMPhotoLA1, CC BY-SA 4.0; Moonlight Beach, Encinitas by Invertzoo, CC BY-SA 3.0; Carlsbad Beach by Tony Webster, CC BY 2.0; Old Point Loma Light Station by Frank Schulenburg, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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