San Diego Real Estate For Sale In CA

Distance to Nearby Cities

• 19 miles to Tijuana, BCN, MX
• 120 miles to Los Angeles, CA
• 123 miles to Palm Springs, CA
• 107 miles to San Bernardino, CA

• Carlsbad - Located in north San Diego County, Carlsbad real estate is a coastal community that’s known for its great schools, a bustling downtown area called The Village, and it’s even home to the Legoland Theme Park!
• La Jolla - This affluent beach town is located about 14 miles north of San Diego and is home to many established business men and women such as doctors, lawyers, and real estate professionals. La Jolla real estate is known for its stunning views, popular downtown area, and upscale condos for sale.
• Mission Hills - Located near Old Town San Diego and the downtown area, Mission Hills is a well-to-do neighborhood full of historic craftsman and Spanish mission-style real estate with lots of unique characteristics. 
• Oceanside - This military beach town is located 38 miles north of San Diego and is the epitome of an old style, surfing town where the buildings are full of retro vibes and character. Oceanside is known for its beautiful beaches and mom & pop restaurants. Oceanside real estate is also in the middle of revitalization with several new condos going up around the area.

• Westview High School
• Canyon Crest Academy
• Del Norte High School
• Scripps Ranch High School

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• Old Town San Diego State Historic Park - Old Town San Diego has been called the best-preserved example of a Mexican pueblo in the US and is also the ancestral land of the Kumeyaay. You can stroll down its dusty alleyways or walk along its dirt roads to see this slice of history come alive again. The park includes multi-ethnic shops, restaurants, and housing representing early Mexican-American California life in the United States. There are many events happening here all year long, including music performances, art exhibits, and other activities that will be sure to please all visitors.
• Seaport Village - A waterfront shopping area in downtown San Diego, California, featuring restaurants, shops, and hotels. It also hosts various festivals and events throughout the year. 
• USS Midway Museum - This retired aircraft carrier was turned into a museum located in San Diego bay. There are several levels of exhibits: Flight Deck with Fly Zone, Hangar Deck, and Below Deck. Visitors can look at how the crew lived and ate as well as explore the aircraft specifically designed for the ship and how they were used to complete missions. The museum has many activities, including flight simulators, Battle of Midway Theater, Guided Island Tours, and more! The museum offers educational programs such as the Junior Pilot Program too. The USS Midway Museum is a great place for field trips, birthdays, and family outings!
• Coronado Ferry Landing - Hop on a ferry in San Diego and ride across the water to the Coronado Ferry Landing. After the ferry docks, you can check out the shops, indulge in delicious food and drinks, then burn it off with a bike ride or glide on the water with a kayak!
• Karl Strauss Brewing Company - Karl Strauss prides itself as a pioneer to the independent craft brewing industry in the San Diego area. As the brewery grew, so did the industry as a whole. In just 2020 alone, they crafted over 140 beers! You can stop by the tasting room and beer garden to taste the many flavors they offer, grab a shirt from their store, and stay connected through their community involvement! 
• Ballast Point  - A brewery that is “dedicated to the craft.” They have several tasting rooms across California, with three of them in San Diego alone! A company obsessed with art and the science of flavors, visiting one of their locations will leave you wanting more! 
• Roberto's Taco Shop - If you’re going to live in a Mexican-border town, you’re going to want to know of the best Baja Mex food places! Since opening San Diego’s first taco shop in 1964, Roberto’s now has over 70 locations! Their success is simple: they’ve kept to the original concept of fresh, authentic Mexican food at modest prices and portions. 
• San Diego Zoo  -  This zoo was voted a Travelers’ Choice Award by TripAdvisor in 2018! If you enjoy animals and learning about conservation, you can become a member and take advantage of all the zoo offers! 
• Torrey Pines - Though the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is in the city limits of San Diego, it is still one of the wildest spreads of land along the Southern Coast! Visit the reserve to relax and admire the beautiful, untouched scenery, and hike nature trails. Consider this a place to get away from the hustle without having to go too far.
• Point Loma Peninsula - At Point Loma, you can see the Cabrillo National Monument that commemorates Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, the first European to set foot in California. People can visit the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, which serves as a memorial for those who’ve served in the U.S. military. While you’re there, be sure to visit the Old Point Loma Lighthouse and explore the tide pools. When it’s low tide, you may have the opportunity to see anemones, crabs, mollusks, and several other creatures that live among the reef!

Cost of Living in San Diego

Medical Access in San Diego

• UC San Diego Health - La Jolla and Hillcrest Hospitals
• Scripps La Jolla Hospital
• Sharp Memorial Hospital

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