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An Ocean-adjacent La Jolla hilltop
Set in front of Mount Soledad Memorial Park, La Jolla’s Hidden Valley neighborhood offers hilltop privacy and coastal views. Interstate 5 puts residents about 10 miles from downtown and UC San Diego, but some of La Jolla’s coveted waterfront dining scenes are less than a mile away. If it weren’t for the steep incline and lack of sidewalks, residents would be able to walk from their front doors to La Jolla Shores, but they’re still only about a 5-minute drive from it. “La Jolla Shores is by far the most family-friendly beach in San Diego,” says Danny Quesadas, San Diego Real Estate Agent with eXp Realty of Southern California. “It’s light and fun, it even has a playground.” The average Hidden Valley resident might work for one of the nearby biotech companies like Inhibrx or Viridos, or the nearby Scripps Memorial Hospital.
Caminito Avola offers condos over the coast
Torrey Pines Road, the neighborhood's main access, winds from La Jolla Bay into Hidden Valley's hilly enclaves. Homes nestle in private pockets along Hidden Valley Road, shielded by hedges and topiary. Architectural standouts include 1960s Modern minimalist homes and sprawling Contemporary hillside estates with ocean views. Caminito Avola, a winding road that hugs the hills, is lined with condos and townhomes offering dramatic coastline views. In this upscale oceanside community, single-family homes range from $3 million to $7 million, with mansions reaching upwards of $12 million. Condos and townhomes fetch between $2 million and $4 million.
Hidden Valley homes nestle into the hillside with coastal views.
Hidden Valley features townhomes nestled in to the hillside of Hidden Valley.
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La Jolla Schools earn A’s across the board
Public school students have the option of attending San Diego Unified District schools. They can start out at Torrey Pines Elementary, continue to Muirlands Middle and finish up at La Jolla High; all three schools earn an A from Niche, along with their district. La Jolla High is recognized as a California Distinguished School by the California State Board of Education. For college, University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) is two miles away, standing out as one of the top research schools in the world.
Sign of Torrey Pines Elementary School in La Jolla Heights
Muirlands Middle School
stands proud as a beacon where local kids can learn.
Watch Friday night football at La Jolla High School which is home of the Vikings.
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Snorkel near the seals at La Jolla Underwater Park
Residents are likely to see the cross from the Mount Soledad Memorial Park when coming and going. The park is one of the most popular attractions in San Diego, featuring winding walking trails and panoramic ocean and city views. Its towering cross has memorialized American veterans since 1954. For a day at the beach, miles of pristine coastline are set just downhill at La Jolla Shores and La Jolla Underwater Park, where sea lions and seals are year-round residents. Ocean lovers head to La Jolla’s Underwater Park for snorkeling, kayaking and exploring the Ecological Reserve. Membership at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club, set 2 miles away just off of Paseo Dorado, includes private beach access for kayaking, tennis courts and a scenic nine-hole course.
An elevated view of Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial shows its breathtaking views.
Kayakers flock to the water at La Jolla Shores near Hidden Valley.
Visitors can enjoy picnic atop of Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial.
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Waterfront restaurants and boutiques
While Hidden Valley is entirely residential, the shopping and dining that La Jolla Shores offers is less than a mile away. La Jolla Shores main Avenida de la Playa corridor is a walkable, palm-lined street brimming with restaurants. The Italian trattoria Piatti serves up stone-hearth pizzas, while across the street, the cozy café Brick & Bell bakes offers fresh pastries and oatmilk lattes. For a truly unique fine-dining experience, Quesadas shares that the The Marine Room on Spindrift Drive is the place to go. “The waves actually splash against the dining room windows,” Quesadas shares. “It doesn’t get much more waterfront than that. It’s a great place for a date night.” Residents can travel 2 miles down Torrey Pines Road toward the beach for the open-air La Plaza La Jolla shopping center, featuring shops like Bouluci Boutique for womenswear and European-style Elixir Espresso & Wine Bar. For a more low-key experience, La Jolla Village Square is 3 miles away, anchored by Trader Joes, Ralphs and Marshalls.
Trader Joe's shoppers will find themselves nearby at University City for shopping.
Avenida De La Playa features many tables to enjoy lunch or ice cream near Hidden Valley.
Hidden Valley residents will often enjoy a stroll through the many shops in The Village nearby.
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BlueLine stops on Torrey Pines
Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla sits about 5 miles away, while Interstate 5 sits to the far east past the Mount Soledad Memorial Park. Commuters can hop on the 5 and get to Downtown San Diego or the San Diego International Airport in about 10 miles. The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) bus and the Blue Line Trolley operate in the area, with the closest bus stop on Torrey Pines Road leading to Downtown and Old Town.
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Hidden Valley Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hidden Valley, La Jolla sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hidden Valley, La Jolla over the last 12 months is $3,735,000, up 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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