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Neighborhoods and Subdivisions

Looking for a nice neighborhood in Huntington Beach, California?

Huntington Beach, California, known as “Surf City USA,” offers a diverse and vibrant neighborhood scene that caters to a variety of lifestyles. From luxurious waterfront communities to laid-back beachside enclaves, each area has its own unique charm and appeal. Whether you’re drawn to the bustling energy of Downtown, the upscale tranquility of Seacliff, or the waterfront elegance of Huntington Harbour, there’s a neighborhood to fit every preference. Families, young professionals, retirees, and outdoor enthusiasts alike can find a perfect balance of coastal beauty, top-rated schools, and convenient amenities. With a strong sense of community, access to world-class beaches, and a thriving local culture, Huntington Beach’s neighborhoods offer an exceptional California living experience.

Huntington Harbour

For those who dream of waterfront living, Huntington Harbour offers some of the most stunning homes in the city. The neighborhood consists of five man-made islands, each lined with luxurious homes, many featuring private docks. It’s a paradise for boating enthusiasts, kayakers, and those who enjoy a peaceful, scenic atmosphere. Residents can easily access nearby Sunset Beach, a less crowded and more relaxed alternative to the main Huntington Beach area. With a blend of waterfront estates and smaller townhomes, Huntington Harbour provides a unique coastal lifestyle that’s hard to beat.

If you love being in the center of the action, Downtown Huntington Beach is the place to be. This neighborhood is famous for its vibrant atmosphere, with a bustling nightlife, numerous surf shops, and some of the best restaurants in town. Living here means you’re just steps from the Huntington Beach Pier, where you can enjoy stunning sunsets, live music, and year-round events like the US Open of Surfing. The real estate in this area includes a mix of condos, beach bungalows, and modern townhomes, making it ideal for young professionals and those who thrive in a lively environment.

Downtown Huntington Beach

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Seacliff – Best for Luxury & Golf Lovers

One of the most upscale neighborhoods in Huntington Beach that is home to Seacliff Country Club, with a private golf course. It has gated communities with luxury homes and townhouses and is close to the beach, excellent schools, and shopping complexes.

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Bolsa Chica-Heil is a highly desirable neighborhood for families looking for a quiet and safe environment. The area is home to top-rated schools, including Huntington Seacliff Elementary, making it a great option for those with children. Nature lovers will appreciate being near the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, a haven for birdwatching, hiking, and outdoor activities. Housing options include spacious single-family homes with well-maintained yards, providing plenty of space for growing families. If you’re looking for a suburban feel with convenient access to nature and excellent schools, this neighborhood is a solid choice.

Bolsa Chica-Heil

For those who appreciate open space and equestrian-friendly properties, Edwards Hill offers a unique blend of suburban luxury and outdoor recreation. This neighborhood is known for its large estates and horse trails, making it ideal for horseback riding enthusiasts. Located just minutes from Central Park and the Huntington Equestrian Center, residents enjoy a peaceful and scenic setting. Homes in Edwards Hill are typically spacious, with large lots and beautifully landscaped yards. It’s a quiet and exclusive area that provides a more private and rural feel while still being close to the beach and city amenities.

Edwards Hill

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HousePlant Nation

Located in the heart of Huntington Beach, HousePlant Nation is a plant lover’s paradise, offering a curated selection of exotic and rare houseplants. This locally owned garden center has quickly become a favorite destination for both seasoned plant enthusiasts and beginners

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Huntington Beach Pier

Stretching 1,850 feet into the Pacific Ocean, the Huntington Beach Pier is one of the longest public piers on the West Coast. It's a hub for fishing, scenic walks, and offers panoramic ocean views.

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