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Quiet residential community in Surf City U.S.A.
The Southeast neighborhood in Huntington Beach is a community known for its proximity to the coast, a mix of housing options, and convenient access to Downtown Huntington Beach. Located just inland from the Pacific Ocean, this neighborhood offers residents a blend of suburban living with easy access to the beach and other coastal attractions. “It’s a surprisingly cozy place to live,” says Realtor Mary Ann Divona of First Team Real Estate, a lifelong Huntington Beach resident. “You get a lot of visitors to the beach, especially surfers, obviously, but the locals all know each other. The sense of community is a big part of living here.”
Homes are minutes away from the beach in Southeast Huntington Beach.
When it's hot out Southeast locals head to the beach for some fun in the sun.
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Suburban architectural styles near the beach
The architectural styles in Southeast Huntington Beach reflect the neighborhood’s development over the decades, with a mix of traditional and contemporary designs. Southeast Hungtington housing stock is typical of north Orange County’s coastal neighborhoods, with single-family options ranging from contemporary suburban two-story homes to early 20th-century bungalows, to go along with an array of condos and mobile units. As a result of the incredibly temperate local weather patterns, many properties in the neighborhood are designed to maximize outdoor living spaces, with patios, decks, and backyards that are ideal for the mild Southern California climate. Housing prices vary depending on the proximity to the beach, with more affordable options farther inland and higher-end properties closer to the coast. Manufactured units go for $100,000 to $300,000, condos go for $600,000 to $1.2 million and most single-family homes sell for between $1.4 million and $3 million. The community sits below sea level and has a risk of flooding, which may impact residential properties.
This colorful roffed Southeast Huntington Beach ranch home has skylights and a rose garden.
Mid century modern touches accent this ranch home in Southeast Huntington Beach.
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A-plus public schools
The local public schools are overseen by the highly rated Huntington Beach City Elementary School and Huntington Beach Union High School Districts, which have B and A-plus grades, respectively, on Niche. John R. Peterson Elementary and Isaac L. Sowers Middle both have A-minus ratings on Niche. Edison High School, which receives an A rating, has an Academy of Sustainability and Engineering as well as CTE pathways. Many middle and high school students spend their summers in the world-renowned Huntington Beach Junior Lifeguards program, which many locals consider a rite of passage.
Agnes L. Smith Elementary in Huntington Beach serves students in grades K-5.
Ethel Dwyer Middle provides quality public education to students in Huntington Beach.
Huntington Beach is a California Distinguished School and dates back to 1903.
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Huntington State Beach
Living in the Southeast area also means having access to Huntington State Beach, a 121-acre beach that is popular for surfing and fishing. Swimming is also popular, though locals will tell you to be cautious of rip currents and swim within view of a lifeguard stand. From Huntington State Beach, cyclists can follow the Santa Ana River Trail inland for 30 miles, all the way to Riverside County. There are several other parks peppered throughout the community, including Seely Park, which offers play equipment and an open, spacious lawn. LeBard Park also has a playground, tennis courts and athletic fields. For golf enthusiasts, the nearby Costa Mesa Country Club offers two 18-hole golf courses, practice facilities and a clubhouse with dining options. The club is open to the public and is a popular destination for both casual and serious golfers.
Southeast residents have convenient access for a beach day at Huntington Beach.
The Santa Ana River Trail connects to LeBard Park.
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Downtown Huntington Beach shopping and dining
Southeast’s shopping and dining options center around neighboring Downtown Huntington Beach, one of Southern California’s iconic beach towns. Locals can start their day with bagel sandwiches from Fresh Gourmet Bagels & Café, or grab brunch and drinks at The Huntington Beach House, an iconic gathering spot located in Huntington State Beach. There are several grocery stores in and around the neighborhood, including Vons, Whole Foods and Albertsons. Major national retailers like Target and Kohl’s can be found in shopping centers along Adams Avenue on the north side of the neighborhood, while Downtown Huntington Beach is home to an array of locally owned boutiques and surf shops.
Whole Foods Market is a premium option for Southeast locals in search of groceries.
Southeast residents enjoy a day out on Main Street where shopping and eateries are abundant.
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Pacific Coast Highway
The neighborhood is connected to the rest of Huntington Beach and the surrounding areas by a network of major roads, including Pacific Coast Highway and Beach Boulevard. It’s an 8-mile drive to Newport Beach and 11 miles to both central Irvine and John Wayne Airport. Public transportation is available through the Orange County Transportation Authority, which operates several bus routes that serve the Southeast Huntington Beach area. Cycling is also a popular mode of transportation and recreation in the neighborhood, particularly given the proximity to the beach and the scenic bike paths that run along the coast.
Ebikes help carry the whole family through the winding trails of Southeast Huntington Beach.
OC Bus route has a fun ride to the beach here at Southeast Huntington.
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On average, homes in Southeast, Huntington Beach sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Southeast, Huntington Beach over the last 12 months is $1,400,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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