
Communities · Huntington Beach
Central Huntington Beach
The classic single-family tracts around the Brookhurst, Adams, and Edwards corridors. Established trees, strong schools, and the best value-per-square-foot in town for buyers who don't need to be on the water.
5 communities in Central Huntington Beach

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Huntington Continental
A 445-unit mid-1960s townhome and bungalow-style condominium community in south Huntington Beach, east of Brookhurst and south of Adams, valued for an amenity-rich HOA and an affordable inland entry point into the city.
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Deane Gardens
A small mid-century enclave of 139 garden homes in inland south Huntington Beach, built around the late 1960s, with split-level designs, interior atriums, private front patios behind tall privacy walls, and HOA-maintained streets.
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Edwards Hill
A guard-gated enclave of custom estates on the bluff above the Pacific, anchoring the top of the Huntington Beach single-family price stack, where privacy, ocean views, and land size matter more than any other variable.
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Country View Estates
A small, established enclave of larger single-family homes inside the Edwards Hill area of west-central Huntington Beach, near the Ellis-Goldenwest equestrian district, with an HOA, large lots, and infrequent turnover.
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Summerfield
An established, no-HOA tract of detached single-family homes in South Huntington Beach, built by Standard Pacific in the early 1970s, sitting just inland of the beach near Beach Boulevard and adjacent to the gated Seabridge community.
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