A list of condominiums and their amenities for people researching different communities in Southern California.
Beautiful Ocean Club Long Beach Condos, Luxury Condos 90802 The Ocean Club Condominiums in Long Beach, California The Ocean Club Long Beach condos were built in 1984. They are a high-rise luxury condominium building in Long Beach at 1310 Ocean Blvd in the 90802 zip code. 116 Long Beach condos in this community sit on…
Cabo Del Mar Condos for Sale When you live here, you are about miles inland from the ocean in this gated community Condos at Cabo Del Mar Huntington Beach You want a beautiful condo community in Huntington Beach. Look no further than Cabo Del Mar Condos, which offers a blend of luxury, convenience, and coastal…
There are 72 condos at City Place Lofts located at 395 4th Street in downtown Long Beach. City Place Lofts were built in 2006. The building offers one and two bedroom condos with a range of 1,020 to 2,080 square feet of living space and gated underground parking. What’s Currently for Sale at the City…
If you’re looking for a luxurious beachfront living experience in Huntington Beach, then you need to check out the Huntington Pacific condominiums. These stunning condos offer the ultimate in oceanfront living with breathtaking views and top-of-the-line amenities. Huntington Pacific: Beachfront Condos in Huntington Beach, California Located at 711 Pacific Coast Highway, the Huntington Pacific condos…
The Royal Palms are located at 100 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, California 90802, in the downtown area. You can enjoy city and ocean views from these Mid-century Long Beach high rise condominiums. The Royal Palms is a pet-friendly building. You can do your laundry in the community area and go for a swim in the swimming…
Explore living at 133 The Promenade in downtown Long Beach California. This 97 Long Beach luxury condo building was built in 2006 and is close to great dining, entertainment and some cool coffee shops. Explore living at 133 The Promenade in downtown Long Beach California. This 97 Long Beach luxury condo building was built in…
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Discover What Makes Stoney Brook Villas the Jewel of Long Beach Condos Stoney Brook Villas has a solid reputation among Long Beach condo communities. I wanted to see for myself what draws so many people here, so I dug into resident stories and details. It’s easy to see both the perks and the quirks of…
Discover downtown Long Beach living at its finest at 838 Pine Avenue. This modern building (built 1998) places you steps away from Pine Avenue’s vibrant dining, coffee, and breakfast scene – easily accessible on foot or by bike. You can unwind on the stunning rooftop patio, where 360-degree views stretch from the city and mountains…
Seawind condos are located next to Newport Crest townhomes in Newport Beach near Superior Ave and Pacific Coast Highway. The homeowners association is $515 per month. There are 60 units in the community. Homeowner association amenities include: an Association Pool, Maintenance of the Grounds, Trash, and the community of Seawind is pet-friendly. This is a map of the…
Retirement living in condos and townhomes Huntington Landmark 55+ Places for Active Adults Huntington Landmark offers the perfect blend of active, low-maintenance living just minutes from the beach. You will enjoy resort-style amenities and a strong sense of community; it’s everything you need to enjoy life on your terms. Kick off your shoes and explore…
waterfront condos in long beach Marina Pacifica Condos: Waterfront Living in Long Beach Living in Marina Pacifica Condos: What It’s Like Marina Pacifica is one of Long Beach’s easiest places to live if you want water, walkability, and amenities all in one place. Residents often say they barely use their car — everything is a…
Bixby Riviera condos, a planned unit development, are situated in the Bixby Hill area of Long Beach, adjacent to California State University, Long Beach, off 7th Street. Local shopping is within a half-mile of this Long Beach condominium community directory. The Long Beach Veterans Hospital is also nearby. Are you searching for the perfect condo in Long Beach?…
I love the Bixby Village townhome community. I had a friend who use to live in the community until she moved to another location in Long Beach. Bixby Village townhomes are close to shopping, dining, freeway access and Cal State Long Beach University (CSULB). A cool place to live. Very close to local shopping,…
Surfcrest Condominiums as Townhomes in Huntington Beach Surfcrest is a gated condominium community within the West Huntington Beach neighborhood. It is close to the beach, and many of the units offer residents an ocean view. There are 115 townhome-style condos in Surfcrest near the beach. There is an association pool and spa. A pool…
Seabridge Condos & Townhomes in Huntington Beach When you live at Seabridge Huntington Beach, you will be about 2 miles from the surf and sand of one of the most popular beaches in Orange County. You can bike, walk, or drive to our beach area. Seabridge is located just south of the corner of Adams…
Belmont Shore condos are located close to the ocean in Long Beach, California. Living at the beach is fun. You can find many of the older buildings in downtown Long Beach are being redeveloped into a high rise and low rise condos. I think of owning condominiums or townhouses is the ultimate urban lifestyle. Someone else takes care…
Canyon Villas condos are a gated community with the nearest cross streets of Aliso Creek Road and Pacific Park Drive. The Canyon Villas neighborhood offers you one and two-bedroom floor plans. The one-bedroom floor plans have 600 to 780 square feet. The two bedrooms condos have 1,088 to 1,152 square feet. The builder built…
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