The charming coastal community of Solana Beach is located along the northern coast of San Diego County which spans over 1.7 miles of coastline.
This picturesque seaside city offers locals and visitors the perfect small-town atmosphere ideal for those who want to work, play and raise a family.
About Solana Beach
The city of Solana Beach started as a farming community with bluffs overlooking the ocean and no beach access. Later on, a gap was cut out in the bluffs, providing access to the ocean and beaches providing access to three small but popular beaches which includes: Fletcher Cove Park, Tide Beach Park and Seascape Surf.
This small town has a population of approximately 13,250.
Solana Beach Real Estate MarkeT
The median home value in Solana Beach is $974,100 compared to the national average of $178,600.
There is a balance between renters vs. owners in the area with 59% of the population owning their own home.
The median rent in Solana Beach is $1,886 compared to the national average of $928.
80% of residents voted excellent exterior and interior quality of the homes in Solana Beach placing homes at a higher price point.
AMENITIES IN Solana Beach
Solana Beach is known for its shopping, with a mix of interesting art galleries and boutiques, furniture shops, surfing outfitters, and other unique stores.
Surrounding the community you’ll find beautiful beaches and parks, fine restaurants, charming boutiques, local and international nightlife, intimate theater, 18-hole golf courses, prime surf spots and abundant walking and hiking trails which are all just a small part of what the city has to offer.
Great finds can also be had off the beach in the Cedros Design District, a charming enclave of over 85 unique shops, galleries, boutiques and restaurants just a short walk away from Fletcher Cove.
Enriched with a strong sense of community, the city hosts year-round events such as the Fiesta del Sol with live music, great food and artisan booths and Concerts-in-the-Park.
Another fun event hosted by the community is the Holiday Tree Lighting/Sing-A-Long - all happening at Fletcher Cove by the sea.
Solana Beach also offers excellent schools, which rate as some of the best in San Diego County:
- Canyon Crest Academy
- Torrey Pines High School
- San Dieguito High Academy
- Earl Warren Middle School
- Solana Vista Elementary School
- Del Mar Heights
- La Jolla
- Sabre Springs
- Rancho Santa Fe
- Coronado
- Carlsbad
- San Clemente
TransportatioN
Solana Beach is located approximately 30 minutes away from downtown San Diego. I’s main access routes are Interstate 5, Highway 101, Lomas Sante Fe Drive and Via de la Valle.
Home to a bustling train station that serves both Amtrak and the Coaster, Solana Beach boasts one of only three in San Diego County.
For up-to-date traffic information that maps out traffic and transit for Solana Beach visit www.511sd.com.
Top Things To See & Do Nearby
A few of the popular things to see and do nearby includes:
- Fletcher Cove Park
- Cedars Design District
- The Belly Up Tavern - a local hot spot for live music
- Gallery hopping along Cedros Avenue
- Seaside Market and VG Donuts & Bakery
Overall Impression
One of the most charming little cities in San Diego County, Solana Beach has it all. It’s the perfect family-friendly place to live for anyone who enjoys an eclectic/beach lifestyle and has a strong desire to maintain a great quality of life for their family and the generations to come.
Excellent weather, schools, shopping, and low crime rates makes Solana Beach a great place to call home for anyone wanting to buy a house in San Diego County.
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