|
More...
SOLANA BEACH
HOMES:
Very few new homes have
been built in the city in the last ten years, although
several small residential projects were recently
completed. Local residents and tourists have fun shopping
in the popular Cedros Design District, featuring a growing
number of antique, art, clothing, and specialty shops. The
Belly Up Tavern, a well-known nightclub, is famous
throughout the county for great live music and dancing.
The Zinc Cafe is a favorite place to enjoy coffee, tea,
pastries, and light vegetarian fare. Several boutique
furniture stores offer unique imported and hand-crafted
furniture and home designer items.
The City of Solana Beach is a General Law City with a
Council/Manager Form of Government. City Council Meetings
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 6:30 p.m.
SOLANA BEACH PEOPLE:
Executives,
professionals, and artists are drawn to the
small-town, casual nature of Solana Beach. Most of
the people who live here are long-time residents and
there is a very low turnover rate of single-family
homes.
 SOLANA
BEACH WEATHER:
In Spanish, Solana
means "sunny," and this city lives up to its name. Solana
Beach is warm and sunny throughout most of the year, with
temperatures that average 62 degrees in the wintertime and
77 degrees in the summertime. Average rainfall is
approximately 10 inches per year, but during the months of
April through October, there is very little rain in Solana
Beach.
[REQUEST MORE INFO ABOUT SOLANA
BEACH]
|
|
The City of Solana
Beach encompasses 1.7 miles of beach front bordered on the
north by Cardiff State Beach, and on the south by the City
of Del Mar. The beach front is divided into four main
Beach Parks: Fletcher Cove, Tide Beach Park, Seascape
Surf, and Del Mar Shores. These beaches provide a wide
variety of recreational activities for City residents and
visitors. Below is a description of each beach park
located in the City of Solana Beach.
Solana Beach is a
small, upscale community tucked along the Pacific
Ocean in between Del Mar and Cardiff. Incorporated
in 1986, Solana Beach is right next door to a
beautiful natural lagoon to the north and the
spectacular scenery of Rancho Santa Fe and San
Dieguito County Park to the east of the city. A
quiet, relaxed atmosphere, Solana Beach is mostly a
residential community. Highly-rated schools and very
safe neighborhoods make it ideal for a family type
atmosphere. Several recently expanded and updated
retail centers offer a great variety stores along
with a few small office buildings are sprinkled
along the main arterials.
SOLANA
BEACH COMMUNITY:
Like the other
coastal communities of North San Diego County, I-5
divides Solana Beach into distinct neighborhoods.
West of I-5, you will find a friendly beach
environment with older homes dotting the hillsides,
canyons, and ocean bluffs. Many of the large, gated
condominiums on S. Sierra Avenue are second homes
and seasonal rentals. Expensive custom homes located
on the bluffs and high in the hills offer expansive
views of the Pacific Ocean. More of a country club
atmosphere with rolling hills exists east of I-5,
with newer executive homes on large lots and some
condominiums. Private golf and tennis facilities are
available as well as public.
|
|
Copyright 2005. All Rights Reserved.
Real Estate Web Site Design
