MEREDITH GARDENS
A Unique Huntington Beach Neighborhood with a True Sense of Community
Meredith Gardens is one of Huntington Beach’s most distinctive neighborhoods—a tree-lined community of approximately 400 homes built in 1965 by developer Edie Meredith. With its established streets, convenient location and strong sense of community, it offers a neighborhood experience that is increasingly hard to find.
One of the neighborhood’s biggest advantages is its location. Meredith Gardens sits adjacent to the Santa Ana River Trail, providing an easy connection to the beach for walking and biking. Le Bard Park and nearby tennis courts offer additional opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, while the Seaview Little League fields are right around the corner.
Seacliff
Coastal Living Close to Everything—But Away from the Hustle
Seacliff is one of Huntington Beach’s most desirable coastal areas, offering a mix of established neighborhoods, different home styles and a convenient location just minutes from the beach. It’s close enough to enjoy everything Huntington Beach has to offer, while being just outside the hustle and bustle of Downtown and the Pier.
For buyers who want the Huntington Beach coastal lifestyle in a quieter, more residential setting, Seacliff is worth a closer look.
A Variety of Neighborhoods & Homes
One of the things that makes Seacliff unique is the variety of homes and communities within the area. Buyers will find established single-family neighborhoods, condos, townhomes and gated communities, offering different lifestyles and price points.
Some of the neighborhoods and communities you'll find in and around Seacliff include The Peninsula, Seacliff on the Greens, The Boardwalk, St. Augustine, Beachwalk, Peninsula Park and The Bluffs. Each has its own character, home styles and amenities.
Two of the most sought-after areas are Upper Seacliff and Lower Seacliff. Both feature single-family homes and, importantly, have no HOA fees. Some Seacliff homes also border or overlook The Huntington Club golf course, offering a unique setting for buyers who enjoy golf and views.
Schools
For buyers with school-age children, Seacliff offers access to some highly regarded local schools. Many homes in the Seacliff area are within the attendance boundaries for Seacliff Elementary School and Huntington Beach High School.
School boundaries can vary by property and can change, so buyers should always verify the current attendance boundaries for a specific home.
Golf, Tennis & Pickleball Nearby
Seacliff is conveniently located near The Huntington Club, a private country club offering golf, tennis and pickleball. Worthy Park is also nearby and features public pickleball courts, giving residents another convenient option for staying active and enjoying the outdoors.
Beach Days & Dog Beach
The beach is just minutes away, making it easy to enjoy everything from morning walks and bike rides to surfing and sunset strolls. Seacliff is also close to Huntington Dog Beach, one of Orange County’s only dedicated dog-friendly beaches and a favorite destination for local dog owners.
For many residents, being able to walk or bike to the beach and enjoy the ocean with their four-legged friends is part of what makes living in this area so special.
Why Buyers Love Seacliff
- Minutes from the beach and Pacific Ocean
- Close to Huntington Dog Beach
- Just outside the hustle and bustle of Downtown and the Pier
- Mix of single-family homes, condos and gated communities
- Upper Seacliff and Lower Seacliff have no HOA
- Some homes are located along or overlook The Huntington Club golf course
- Close to golf, tennis and pickleball at The Huntington Club
- Public pickleball courts at nearby Worthy Park
- Convenient access to Huntington Beach's bike paths and coastal amenities
- Variety of home sizes, styles and price points
- Established neighborhoods with mature landscaping
Find the Seacliff Neighborhood That Fits You
Whether you're looking for a single-family home with no HOA, a low-maintenance condo, a gated community or even a home overlooking the golf course, Seacliff offers several different ways to enjoy life near the beach.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you understand the differences between Seacliff's neighborhoods and find the one that best fits the way you want to live.
downtown huntington beach
Beach Town Energy at Your Doorstep!
If you want to be in the heart of the Huntington Beach lifestyle, Downtown is hard to beat. Centered around Main Street and the iconic Huntington Beach Pier, Downtown offers a lively mix of restaurants, shops, entertainment, events and, of course, the beach—all within easy reach.
It’s a great fit for buyers who want to walk or bike to many of their favorite places and enjoy the energy that comes with living near the ocean.
For buyers who want the Huntington Beach coastal lifestyle in a quieter, more residential setting, Seacliff is worth a closer look.
Walk, Bike & Enjoy the Ocean
One of the biggest perks of Downtown living is the beach. The paved beach trail stretches along the coastline, making it easy to walk, run or bike while enjoying ocean views and the coastal breeze.
Whether you're heading to the Pier for a morning coffee, taking an evening sunset walk or riding along the coast, the beach becomes part of your everyday routine.
Main Street & the Tuesday Farmers' Market
Main Street is the center of Downtown's activity, with restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques and local businesses. Every Tuesday, the Huntington Beach Farmers' Market brings fresh produce, prepared foods, flowers and local vendors to the area.
Living nearby means the farmers' market can become part of your weekly routine rather than something you have to drive to.
Events All Year Long
Downtown Huntington Beach is also home to some of the city's biggest events.
The beach and surrounding area come alive for events including the US Open of Surfing and the Pacific Airshow, along with concerts, festivals and other community events throughout the year.
If you enjoy having something happening nearby, Downtown offers an energy and variety that's hard to replicate in other Huntington Beach neighborhoods.
Shopping, Dining & Entertainment
Pacific City is just South of the Pier and offers shopping, restaurants, entertainment and oceanfront views. Between Pacific City, Main Street and the surrounding area, residents have an impressive variety of options for dining, shopping and enjoying a night out without going far from home.
Why Buyers Love Downtown Huntington Beach
- Steps or minutes from the beach and Huntington Beach Pier
- Paved beach trail for walking, running and biking
- Beautiful ocean views and easy access to the coastline
- Main Street restaurants, shops and local businesses
- Tuesday farmers' market on Main Street
- Close to Pacific City shopping, dining and entertainment
- Home to major events including the US Open of Surfing and Pacific Airshow
- Lively, walkable coastal lifestyle
- Variety of condos, townhomes and single-family homes
Is Downtown Right for You?
Downtown Huntington Beach is ideal for buyers who want the beach to be part of everyday life and enjoy being close to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and community events.
It's a different experience from the quieter, more residential neighborhoods farther from the Pier—but for those who love being in the middle of the action, that's exactly the appeal.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you explore Downtown and compare it with other Huntington Beach neighborhoods to find the coastal lifestyle that's right for you.
Huntington Harbour
A Waterfront Lifestyle All Its Own
Located in northwest Huntington Beach, Huntington Harbour is a unique coastal community built around five residential islands and a network of waterways. Known for its boating lifestyle, waterfront homes and peaceful residential streets, the Harbour offers a quieter coastal experience while still being close to the beach and everything Huntington Beach has to offer.
A Variety of Homes & Neighborhoods
Huntington Harbour offers a wide range of housing options, from waterfront single-family homes with private docks to homes just off the water, condos and townhomes. There are also several gated communities, giving buyers plenty of options depending on their lifestyle and budget.
The five islands—Trinidad, Davenport, Gilbert, Humboldt and Admiralty—each have their own character, while additional Harbour communities are located along the mainland.
Life on the Water
For many residents, the water is the biggest draw. Depending on the property, you may have a private dock right outside your home, with easy access for boating, kayaking and paddleboarding. Even homes without waterfront access benefit from the Harbour's beautiful scenery, walking paths and waterfront parks. Nearby Sunset Beach and the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve provide even more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.
Convenient Coastal Living
Huntington Harbour is close to Pacific Coast Highway, Sunset Beach, shopping and restaurants. Huntington Harbour Mall offers convenient everyday shopping, including Trader Joe's, along with restaurants and local businesses.
Why Buyers Love Huntington Harbour
- Waterfront and water-adjacent homes
- Five unique residential islands
- Mix of single-family homes, condos and townhomes
- Private docks available with many waterfront properties
- Several gated communities
- Great for boating, kayaking and paddleboarding
- Close to Sunset Beach and the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
- Convenient shopping and dining nearby
- Quieter, more residential feel than Downtown Huntington Beach
Is Huntington Harbour Right for You?
If you're looking for a Huntington Beach home where the water is part of everyday life, Huntington Harbour offers something truly different. With its variety of neighborhoods, homes and waterfront settings, there's an option for many different lifestyles.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you understand the differences between the Harbour's islands and communities and find the area that's right for you.
South huntington beach
A More Residential Side of the Huntington Beach Lifestyle
South Huntington Beach offers a great balance for buyers who want to live near the coast without being in the middle of the activity around Downtown and the Pier. The area is primarily residential, with a mix of established single-family homes, townhomes and condos, along with convenient access to the beach, parks, shopping and everyday amenities.
For many buyers, South Huntington Beach offers the best of both worlds: a quieter neighborhood setting with the beach and coastal lifestyle still close by.
Close to the Beach & Outdoors
The area's location makes it easy to enjoy Huntington Beach's coastline, whether you're heading out for a morning walk, bike ride, surf session or afternoon at the beach. The Santa Ana River Trail also provides a convenient route for walking and biking toward the coast.
South Huntington Beach is also close to award winning schools, parks, recreation and the many outdoor activities that make Huntington Beach such a popular place to live.
A Variety of Homes
Buyers will find a range of housing options throughout South Huntington Beach, from established single-family neighborhoods to condos and townhomes. This variety makes the area appealing to buyers who want to be near the beach but have different space, lifestyle and budget requirements.
Why Buyers Love South Huntington Beach
- Close to the beach and Huntington Beach's coastal amenities
- Primarily residential and less tourist-oriented than Downtown
- Mix of single-family homes, condos and townhomes
- Convenient access to the Santa Ana River Trail
- Close to excellent schools, parks, shopping and restaurants
- Easy access to Pacific Coast Highway and surrounding Orange County
- A quieter way to enjoy the Huntington Beach lifestyle
Is South Huntington Beach Right for You?
If you want to be close to the beach but prefer a more traditional residential neighborhood, South Huntington Beach is worth exploring. It offers the convenience of coastal living without needing to be right in the center of Downtown's activity.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you understand the differences between the South Huntington Beach communities and find the one that's right for you.
bolsa chica & northwest hb
Nature, Coastal Living & a More Relaxed Pace
Northwest Huntington Beach offers a different side of the city, with a quieter, more laid-back atmosphere and easy access to some of Huntington Beach's most beautiful natural spaces.
The area around Bolsa Chica is particularly appealing to buyers who enjoy the outdoors and want to be close to the beach, wetlands and open space while still having convenient access to shopping, dining and everyday amenities.
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
One of the area's biggest attractions is the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, a protected coastal wetland that provides miles of trails and opportunities to experience the area's natural landscape and wildlife.
Nearby Bolsa Chica State Beach offers another way to enjoy the coast, with opportunities for walking, biking, surfing and relaxing by the ocean.
Close to Huntington Harbour & Sunset Beach
Northwest Huntington Beach is also conveniently located near Huntington Harbour and Sunset Beach. Buyers can enjoy easy access to the Harbour's waterfront lifestyle, as well as restaurants, shops and coastal destinations along Pacific Coast Highway.
A Variety of Housing Options
The area includes a mix of single-family homes, condos and townhomes, with some neighborhoods offering larger lots and more established homes. Its location makes it appealing to buyers who want to be close to the beach and nature without living in the busier Downtown area.
Why Buyers Love Northwest Huntington Beach
- Close to Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
- Easy access to Bolsa Chica State Beach
- Near Huntington Harbour and Sunset Beach
- Quieter, more relaxed residential atmosphere
- Mix of single-family homes, condos and townhomes
- Close to Pacific Coast Highway
- Great for buyers who enjoy walking, biking and outdoor activities
- Convenient access to shopping, dining and everyday amenities
Is Northwest Huntington Beach Right for You?
For buyers who love the outdoors and want a more peaceful coastal setting, Northwest Huntington Beach offers a lifestyle that's hard to duplicate. You're close to the beach, wetlands and Harbour while still being within easy reach of the rest of Huntington Beach and Orange County.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you understand the differences between the communities around Bolsa Chica and find the one that's right for you.
edwards hill
Larger Homes, Beautiful Streets & a More Private Coastal Lifestyle
Located in the eastern portion of Huntington Beach near Seacliff, Edwards Hill is known for its larger homes, spacious lots and quiet residential streets. For buyers looking for more space while still being close to the beach, it's one of Huntington Beach's most desirable areas.
The neighborhood offers a more residential and private feel while remaining close to the coast and the amenities of Huntington Beach.
Larger Homes & Lots
One of the biggest draws of Edwards Hill is the size and variety of the homes. Buyers will find larger single-family homes, generous lots and a variety of architectural styles.
Some properties offer elevated locations, views and larger outdoor spaces—features that can be difficult to find in many of Huntington Beach's more densely developed coastal neighborhoods.
Close to Golf, the Beach & Equestrian Trails
Edwards Hill is conveniently located near The Huntington Club, offering golf, tennis and pickleball for members. The area also has an equestrian center and nearby riding trails, adding a unique outdoor and equestrian lifestyle that is unusual for a coastal community.
The beach and Huntington Beach's coastal amenities are also just a short drive or bike ride away. Its location near Seacliff puts residents close to parks, shopping, restaurants and everyday conveniences.
Why Buyers Love Edwards Hill
- Larger single-family homes and lots
- Quiet, established residential streets
- Some elevated homes with views
- Nearby equestrian center and riding trails
- Close to The Huntington Club for golf, tennis and pickleball
- Near the beach and Huntington Beach's coastal amenities
- Close to Seacliff, shopping and restaurants
- More space and privacy while remaining close to the coast
- Desirable location for buyers looking for larger Huntington Beach homes
Is Edwards Hill Right for You?
If you're looking for a larger Huntington Beach home with more space and a quieter neighborhood setting, Edwards Hill is worth exploring. It offers the rare combination of larger homes and lots with easy access to the beach, recreation and the Huntington Beach lifestyle.
As a longtime Huntington Beach resident and Realtor, I can help you understand how Edwards Hill compares with the city's other neighborhoods so you can find the area that best fits the way you want to live.
Huntington Beach is more than just a surf city. It's a collection of unique neighborhoods, each offering its own lifestyle, character, and sense of community. From oceanfront living along the coast to gated communities, family-friendly subdivisions, and equestrian properties tucked inland, there's a neighborhood to fit every stage of life and every type of homebuyer. Whether you're searching for walkable beachside living, top-rated schools, luxury homes, or a vibrant local atmosphere, explore the neighborhoods below to discover what makes each area of Huntington Beach special and find the community that feels like home.