Laguna Beach

Beach cottages, custom single-family homes, and luxury estates on a range of lot sizes. Many properties have been extensively updated or rebuilt to contemporary standards while preserving the community's relaxed coastal character.

Exceptionally private and community-oriented. Private beach, yacht club, tennis courts, and a strong neighborhood association. The community hosts regular social events and maintains a close-knit atmosphere that is rare in luxury coastal real estate.

One of the few gated communities in Laguna Beach with a private beach, yacht club, and full community amenities — a self-contained coastal lifestyle.

Custom single-family homes and estates in a range of architectural styles, from traditional coastal to contemporary. Many properties are positioned to maximize views of the cove, the arches, and the Pacific.

Private, natural, and community-focused. The private beach, tennis courts, and guard-gated entry create a resort-like atmosphere. The community is known for its strong sense of identity and its spectacular natural setting.

The three natural sea arches and protected cove create a setting of extraordinary natural drama — there is nowhere else quite like Three Arch Bay on the California coast.

Custom luxury estates and single-family homes, many with direct ocean frontage, private beach access, and architectural designs that command the Pacific as a backdrop.

Absolute privacy. Guard-gated with a small, close-knit community. Direct ocean access and a private beach. Minutes from Laguna Village and PCH dining, yet completely removed from public life.

One of the smallest and most private gated communities in Southern California — a true enclave where discretion and oceanfront living converge.

Historic beach cottages, Craftsman bungalows, Spanish Colonial, and contemporary custom homes. The neighborhood's architectural diversity reflects its century-long history as a creative community.

Highly walkable and culturally rich. Steps from Main Beach, the Laguna Art Museum, and the galleries and restaurants of the Village. The Pageant of the Masters and Festival of Arts are neighborhood institutions.

The birthplace of Laguna Beach's artistic identity — no other neighborhood in the city offers this combination of walkability, cultural richness, and historic character.

Custom single-family homes, beach cottages, and contemporary residences on a mix of canyon and bluff lots. Many properties have been significantly updated.

Quiet and residential. Easy access to Woods Cove beach, the Village, and PCH. A neighborhood of long-term residents and second-home owners who value the combination of seclusion and convenience.

The intimate scale of Woods Cove beach — accessible primarily to residents of the surrounding neighborhood — gives this area a sense of discovery that larger, more public beaches cannot replicate.

Custom bluff-top estates, historic homes, and contemporary residences. The neighborhood's architectural diversity is anchored by several historically significant properties, including La Tour.

Dramatic and distinctive. The private beach, bluff-top setting, and iconic tower create a neighborhood with a strong sense of identity. Minutes from the Village and PCH, yet with a secluded, residential character.

La Tour — the 1926 Moorish tower that anchors the neighborhood — is one of the most recognizable and photographed landmarks on the California coast, giving Victoria Beach an identity unlike any other.

Bluff-top estates, canyon homes, beach cottages, and custom residences. The neighborhood's topography creates a wide range of settings and price points.

Relaxed and natural. Multiple cove beaches, dramatic bluff-top settings, and easy access to the hiking trails of Crystal Cove State Park and Aliso and Wood Canyons. A quieter alternative to central Laguna.

The concentration of intimate cove beaches — including 1000 Steps and Aliso — gives South Laguna a natural richness that rivals any stretch of the California coast.

Custom single-family homes and estates on larger lots, many with panoramic ocean, canyon, and city light views. A mix of architectural styles from traditional to contemporary.

Elevated and private. Direct access to the Top of the World trail system and Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. A short drive to the Village, PCH, and the beaches below. Exceptional hiking and outdoor recreation.

The trail network at Top of the World — with views stretching from Catalina to the mountains — is one of the finest urban hiking experiences in Southern California, accessible directly from the neighborhood.

Custom single-family homes and contemporary residences on hillside and canyon lots. Many properties have been significantly updated to take advantage of the elevated views.

Quiet and residential. Easy access to the Village, PCH, and the beaches below. A neighborhood of long-term residents and second-home owners who value the combination of views, seclusion, and convenience.

The elevated position above the Village creates a sense of remove and privacy while keeping the restaurants, galleries, and beaches of central Laguna within easy reach.

Mid-century modern, contemporary custom, and architecturally distinctive homes on hillside and canyon lots. The neighborhood has a higher concentration of design-forward architecture than most Laguna Beach communities.

Creative and design-oriented. The neighborhood's winding streets and dramatic topography create a sense of discovery. Close to the Village, the galleries, and the beaches, with a more private, residential character.

The concentration of architecturally significant mid-century modern and contemporary homes gives Temple Hills a design pedigree that is rare in coastal Orange County.

Custom single-family homes and estates on larger canyon and hillside lots. Many properties are designed to integrate with the natural landscape, with extensive outdoor living spaces and native plantings.

Serene and nature-oriented. Direct access to Laguna Coast Wilderness Park and its extensive trail network. A short drive to the Village and the beaches. A neighborhood for buyers who want space, privacy, and a genuine connection to the natural landscape.

The direct connection to Laguna Coast Wilderness Park — one of the largest remaining open spaces in coastal Southern California — gives Mystic Hills a natural setting that no coastal neighborhood can replicate.

Custom single-family homes, cottages, and contemporary residences on canyon lots. Many properties are designed to integrate with the natural landscape, with decks, gardens, and outdoor living spaces that take advantage of the canyon setting.

Natural and community-oriented. The canyon's lush landscape, winding streets, and strong neighborhood association create a genuine sense of community. Minutes from the Village and the beach, yet with a completely different character.

The lush, wooded canyon setting — with its mature trees, winding creek, and natural landscape — creates a living environment unlike any other in coastal Orange County.