
Communities · Huntington Beach
Huntington Harbour
Five man-made islands, private docks, and the harbour mainland. The most concentrated waterfront market in Huntington Beach, where the dock and the water orientation drive the price as much as the house.
14 communities in Huntington Harbour

13 neighborhoods
Huntington Harbour
Five man-made islands, a Mainland strip, and the only true deep-water residential boating community on the Orange County coast.
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Huntington Beach
Trinidad Island
The top-of-stack Huntington Harbour island, deepest channel access, largest dock permits, the most competitive waterfront buyer pool in the Harbour, and the benchmark transaction every island comp is measured against.
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Davenport Island
A top-tier Huntington Harbour island with wide main-channel frontages and large dock permits, the second address on every serious Harbour buyer's list when Trinidad isn't available.
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Gilbert Island
A mid-tier Huntington Harbour island with tighter channel geometry and smaller dock footprints than Trinidad or Davenport, the best entry point for buyers who want a waterfront island address with meaningful dock access without the top-of-stack price.
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Humboldt Island
The most variable island in Huntington Harbour, widest range of water-frontage geometry, widest pricing band, and the deepest pool of renovation opportunity anywhere in the Harbour system.
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Admiralty Island
The smallest and most private island in Huntington Harbour, tight streets, a long-tenured owner base, and a community feel that's closer to a small town than a real estate market.
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Harbour Mainland
The non-island section of Huntington Harbour, covering the Cape, Sea Bridge, and adjacent streets, and the entry point for buyers who want Harbour life without an island address.
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Sea Harbour
A 173-unit condominium community on Bluewater Lane in Huntington Harbour, built in the mid-1970s, with one- and two-bedroom plans near the marina and lower entry pricing than the single-family homes around it.
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Seagate
A planned townhome and condominium community within Huntington Harbour, with greenbelts, pools, and proximity to the water.
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Faire Marin
A 24-hour guard-gated waterfront enclave along Santa Barbara Lane in Huntington Harbour, where many homes front the Harbour Coves channels with private boat docks and the no-pool, no-clubhouse layout keeps HOA dues low.
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Portofino Cove
A gated waterfront condominium enclave on the main channel of Huntington Harbour, built in 1985, with resort-style amenities, covered assigned parking, and boat slips available on the channel.
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Coral Cay
A 24-hour guard-gated waterfront enclave of roughly 100 to 125 single-family homes in Huntington Harbour, with private docks on the tri-channel waterways, a resident cove, and a low-turnover market that rarely sees a public listing.
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Bay Club
A small, gated 36-unit bayfront condominium community on Warner Avenue in Huntington Harbour, built around 1990, with elevator access, secured subterranean parking, and a clubhouse, pool, and private marina with boat slips for lease.
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Weatherly Bay
A small waterfront townhome enclave in Huntington Harbour off Aladdin Drive, roughly 98 units built in the mid-1960s, prized for direct harbour access and private boat docks at townhome price points well below the detached harbour homes.
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