Communities · Huntington Beach
The southeast side of the city around Atlanta, Hamilton, and Magnolia, including the Huntington Landmark 55+ community. Close to the state beach, Pacific City, and the south end of the pier.
34 communities in South Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach
The 92646 side of the city, family tracts like the Moffett area and Newland, close to the beach, Newport, and Costa Mesa, and one of the more attainable ways into coastal Huntington Beach.
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Huntington Beach
A residential pocket in southeast Huntington Beach near the Santa Ana River and the Newport Beach border.
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Huntington Beach
A gated 55+ community in southeast Huntington Beach near Atlanta and Magnolia, with low-maintenance condos and attached homes, a 24-hour guard gate, a big clubhouse, and the beach about a mile away.
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Huntington Beach
An established mid-1960s tract of detached single-family homes in inland south Huntington Beach, with no mandatory HOA, a wide span of floor plans across two named sub-tracts, and an optional namesake cabana club about five minutes from the sand.
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Huntington Beach
An inland mid-1960s single-family tract in southeast Huntington Beach, on quiet cul-de-sac streets in the 92646 ZIP, roughly a mile or two from the sand and split into two adjacent pockets, Fashion Shores I and Fashion Shores II.
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A gated 2001-2004 William Lyon detached-condo tract in south Huntington Beach near Atlanta Avenue and Beach Boulevard.
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An interior residential tract off Newland between Adams and Indianapolis in south Huntington Beach.
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A gated enclave of about 30 homes built 1997-1998 near Beach Boulevard south of Adams in south Huntington Beach.
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A single-family tract built 1970-1972 southwest of Brookhurst Street in south Huntington Beach.
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A gated single-family community built in 1994 on Graystone Lane near Brookhurst Street in south Huntington Beach.
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A gated single-family tract built in 1987 by J.M. Peters next to Edison Park near Magnolia and Hamilton.
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A tract of early-1960s single-story detached homes in the south part of Huntington Beach.
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A residential tract of single-family homes in the south part of Huntington Beach, ZIP 92646.
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A tract of larger late-1970s single-family homes in the southernmost part of Huntington Beach near the Newport Beach line.
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A late-1960s to early-1970s single-family tract with pitched-roof homes in south Huntington Beach southwest of Brookhurst Street.
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A 114-home attached single-family PUD built 1982 to 1984 near Atlanta Avenue and Delaware Street, within walking distance of downtown.
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A 101-unit gated townhome community built in 1972 near Edison Park in southern Huntington Beach (92646).
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A tract of about 400 split-level homes built in the mid-1960s between Brookhurst and Adams in south Huntington Beach.
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A 1960s-era tract southwest of Brookhurst near the Santa Ana River and Newport Beach city line (92646).
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A single-family tract built in the late 1960s near Edison High School in south Huntington Beach.
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A gated townhome and courtyard-home community built 2010-2014 in south Huntington Beach near the coast.
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A tract of mostly two-story homes built from the early 1970s in south Huntington Beach.
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A two-story-home tract built in the early 1970s next to Edison Park in south Huntington Beach.
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A gated condo and townhome community on Cape Coral Lane off Beach Blvd in the 92646 area of south Huntington Beach.
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A late-1960s single-level ranch-style home tract near Edison High School in the 92646 area of south Huntington Beach.
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A gated condo community at 21372 Brookhurst Street in south Huntington Beach near the Newport Beach line.
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A condo tract off Beach Boulevard in south Huntington Beach (92646), distinct from the adjacent Seawind II.
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A 1960s single-family tract near the Santa Ana River in south Huntington Beach (92646).
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A 1960s ranch-style single-family tract on the southern edge of Huntington Beach near the 405 and beach (92646).
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A 1960s single-family tract near the Talbert channel and Adams Avenue in south Huntington Beach (92646).
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A single-family neighborhood in south Huntington Beach near the Santa Ana River, southeast of Brookhurst Street, ZIP 92646.
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A TRI Pointe single-family tract built around 2014 off Pioneer Drive near the Fountain Valley border in the 92646 area.
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A home community along Lakeside Lane near the Seabridge community at Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue in Huntington Beach.
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A detached single-family neighborhood built in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the south Huntington Beach 92646 area.
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