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Old Town Huntington Beach Real Estate
Residential streets near Downtown Huntington Beach, where the property records, layout, and parking deserve a close look.
Direct answer
Old Town Huntington Beach refers to residential streets near the Downtown and pier area. For a home here, compare the existing building, recorded lot, parking, and permitted improvements. Ratowsky Group helps sellers turn those property details into a pricing and preparation plan.
Last updated 2026-11-04
Market snapshot
Old Town Huntington Beach mapped area market, by the numbers.
Figures cover MLS listings assigned to the mapped Old Town Huntington Beach area using subdivision names, streets, and listing locations. The map boundary is approximate and has not been verified as a tract boundary. These figures describe that mapped sample; they are not verified whole-neighborhood statistics. Ask Craig and Justin for the Old Town Huntington Beach read.
Single-family homes · 12 closed sales in the last 6 months. Medians require at least 8 listings with valid values; counts remain visible when the sample is smaller. Updated .
Median sale price
$1,499,500
Closed, last 6 months
Median days on market
12
MLS days on market, closed sales
Active listings
2
Currently on market
Median price / sq ft
$699
Closed sales
Homes sold (6 mo)
12
Closed, trailing 6 months
Sale-to-list ratio
100.0%
Median close vs list
Months of supply
1.0 mo
Inventory vs absorption
Median list price
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Active inventory
See the 12 sales behind these numbers
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Current Old Town Huntington Beach mapped area statistics from the California Regional MLS (CRMLS) via CoreLogic Trestle, refreshed automatically and deemed reliable but not guaranteed. For a precise, address-level read, ask Craig and Justin.
Figures reflect active and recently closed listings in Old Town Huntington Beach mapped area over the trailing 6 months, drawn from California Regional Multiple Listing Service data. They are market statistics, not appraisals, and not legal, tax, or financial advice. Ratowsky Group are licensed real estate professionals, not appraisers, lenders, attorneys, or tax advisors. Market conditions change, and a specific property can differ significantly from any median. Verify permits, association documents, insurance, and tenancy status for any specific property, and confirm valuation, financing, and tax questions with the appropriate licensed professional. For a read on a particular home, reach Craig Ratowsky at 714-318-5382 or Justin Ratowsky at 714-336-5682. Craig Ratowsky DRE #00608046, Justin Ratowsky DRE #02026158. Equal Housing Opportunity.
On the market
Homes for sale in Old Town Huntington Beach.
For sale Sold
$3,550,000
1113 Florida Street
Listing Office: Real Broker
$2,050,000
220 Hartford Avenue
Listing Office: Rise Realty
$1,879,000
222 Joliet
Listing Office: First Team Real Estate
$1,179,000
21072 Poolside
Listing Office: Compass
$1,149,000
21038 Poolside
Listing Office: Roof Real Estate
$1,100,000
1402 Alpine Lane
Listing Office: CENTURY 21 MASTERS
Showing 6 of 11 homes for sale. Every one is on the map above.
Recent proof
Sold in Old Town Huntington Beach, last 6 months.
$1,075,000
20932 Coastview Lane
Listing Office: Huntington Beach Realty Inc
$2,249,000
1017 Delaware
Listing Office: First Team Real Estate
$1,130,000
1409 Arch Lane
Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Envision
$1,000,000
20915 Shellfish Lane
Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty
$1,033,000
112 Alabama
Listing Office: RE/MAX TerraSol
$2,100,000
1201 Delaware Street
Listing Office: First Team Real Estate
Homes are matched to the mapped Old Town Huntington Beach area by MLS subdivision, street and location, the same way as the market figures above. The neighborhood boundary is approximate.
The multiple listing data appearing on this website, or contained in reports produced therefrom, is owned and copyrighted by California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. (“CRMLS”) and is protected by all applicable copyright laws. Information provided is for viewer’s personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties the viewer may be interested in purchasing. All listing data, including but not limited to square footage and lot size, is believed to be accurate, but the listing Agent, listing Broker and CRMLS and its affiliates do not warrant or guarantee such accuracy. The viewer should independently verify the listed data prior to making any decisions based on such information by personal inspection and/or contacting a real estate professional. Properties may be listed by brokerages other than Ratowsky Group at Compass; each listing is attributed to its listing office. Based on information from California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. as of 2026-11-13 16:09:19 PST and/or other sources, delivered via CoreLogic Trestle. All data, including all measurements and calculations of area, is obtained from various sources and has not been, and will not be, verified by broker or MLS. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information. © 2026 CRMLS. Ratowsky Group at Compass. Craig Ratowsky DRE #00608046, Justin Ratowsky DRE #02026158. Compass is a licensed real estate broker (CA DRE #01991628). Equal Housing Opportunity.
Location
Where Old Town Huntington Beach is, and how to get there
Old Town Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach, California
Start with the house, then understand its Downtown setting.
An Old Town address can put Downtown destinations within your search area, but the experience depends on the block. Walk the route to Main Street or the coast from the actual house. Check crossings, parking, and the activity you encounter at different times.
Keep this residential comparison separate from a general Downtown outing guide. The Downtown/Pier page gives wider area context; this page focuses on the home and the decisions involved in buying or selling it.
What’s there now, and what is documented?
Start with the recorded parcel and existing building. Note the home’s layout, garage access, outdoor space, and improvements. Request permits for additions or conversions and ask an appropriate inspector to help distinguish cosmetic updates from work on major systems.
The City’s Downtown Specific Plan includes separate districts and development standards. Don’t assume that a nearby rebuild establishes what another lot can support. Ask City planning staff which rules and approvals apply to the address before treating a project as feasible.
Make parking and access part of the comparison.
Measure the garage if vehicle fit matters. Check whether the advertised parking relies on a driveway, alley, shared arrangement, or street space, and verify any applicable restrictions. During a showing, try the route you would use to enter and leave the property.
For a seller, clear photographs and accurate dimensions can make these details easier to understand. Describe what belongs to the property and what depends on public parking availability.
Build a useful property file.
A buyer comparing an updated home with one needing work should be able to identify the differences without guessing. Gather the evidence before deciding which home offers the better fit.
- Recorded lot information, title exceptions, and easements
- Permit history for additions, conversions, and substantial improvements
- Inspection advice matched to the building’s age and condition
- Parking and access arrangements
- Written planning guidance for any proposed project
Set the sale strategy around the existing home.
A finished home and a property needing substantial work may attract different offers. Compare relevant completed sales, estimate preparation needs, and discuss the tradeoffs before committing to work. Don’t advertise redevelopment potential as an approved entitlement without the supporting record.
Craig and Justin Ratowsky are the father-son team behind Ratowsky Group at Compass. Craig has been in real estate since 1977; Justin is a third-generation California Realtor® licensed since 2017. They help buyers and sellers across Huntington Beach and coastal Orange County.
Request an Old Town home-value review to discuss your address. The seller services page explains the broader preparation and marketing process.
Frequently asked
Old Town Huntington Beach, answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask first.
How does Old Town relate to Downtown Huntington Beach?
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Sources & local citations
Sources and property-verification resources.
Qualitative claims framed as agent insight reflect Ratowsky Group’s direct experience working this market and are not represented as third-party verified data.
Your Huntington Beach real estate team
Craig and Justin Ratowsky.
Craig Ratowsky and Justin Ratowsky are equal partners at Ratowsky Group, principal agents with Compass, and founding members of the Compass Huntington Beach office. Craig has sold Huntington Beach real estate since 1977, bringing 49 years of pricing and negotiation experience. Justin is a third-generation California Realtor® focused on local guidance and modern marketing. Together, they bring 58+ years of combined experience.
Old Town Huntington Beach
Plan an Old Town home sale.
Share the address, the work already completed, and your timing. Craig and Justin can help you compare selling options and preparation priorities.