San Diego Real Estate and Coastal Homes for Sale

A spectacularly elegant and sprawling piece of property of the La Jolla Coastal Real Estate has already been sold for an impressive $2,400,000. This truly remarkable house that is situated in the highly in demand neighborhood of Muirlands in the city of La Jolla in California is part of the many San Diego Coastal Homes for Sale. This magnificent property is surrounded by countless other valuable homes and fantastic neighborhoods that make this highly coveted estate quite a steal.

The magnificent house has an estimated square footage of 4,056 and has a total of five considerably large bedrooms and four full bathrooms. The exterior of the house is made from stucco and the roofing is made from high quality tiles and clay. Beautiful landscapes and spectacular trees surround the house that is included in the list of many La Jolla Coastal Homes for Sale, making it fairly secluded and conveniently situated far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are a total of four garage spaces on the site and the excellent location provides the residents with spectacular views of the hills, mountains, and the evening lights.

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This San Diego coastal real estate for sale was originally priced at $1,075,000, but the property was sold for $1,020,000. The twin home has three bedrooms, two full baths and one half baths. The 2,465 square feet home was built in 1999 and features a family room, dining area and a laundry room. It has one fireplace which is located in the family room. This modern home has a stucco exterior and tile/clay roof. It has two attached parking garage spaces. Pets are allowed in the house, but with restrictions.

One beautiful feature of this house is the volume ceiling in living room and dining room which creates light and drama once you enter the house. Its floor coverings are carpets and tiles. The house has about 2,000 to 2,499 square feet of living space. It is fully fenced, thus very secure for its homeowners. The house also uses natural gas as its heating source. Its heat equipment is a forced air unit.

This La Jolla coastal real estate is part of the Emerald Cove neighborhood. The neighborhood is known for being safe and quiet. The Emerald Cove community also has friendly residents. This community features a park, common swimming pool and spa, very ideal for families with children. To reach the two story house, enter the main gate off Cardeno, with LJ Scenic intersection to the North and Turquoise to the South. The house is located in the southwest corner of the neighborhood, across the street from the canyon.

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This beautiful and sprawling house located in Oceanside, California, has already been sold for the amount of $3,495,000. This spectacular property is included in the La Jolla Coastal Real Estate and provides its residents with their own piece of paradise. It is one of the many [San Diego Coastal Homes for Sale] and has a glorious oceanfront that directly leads to a private beach. This was built in the year 1973 and has an estimated square footage of 2,577. This house is situated in the wonderful community of Oceanside. This excellent location is perfect for enjoying the laidback beach lifestyle that is distinctly California living.

This elegant house boasts of a total of three considerably large bedrooms with one optional room, a total of four bathrooms with three full baths and one half bath, two fireplaces located in the living room and the master bedroom, and two parking garage spaces. The floors are made of high quality hardwood and stone and the exterior of the house, which is one of the many La Jolla Homes for Sale, is made from excellent quality wood and stucco. There is a garden patio and oceanfront deck that provides its residents with glorious views of the beach and a tranquil and serene atmosphere. These are just a few of the many reasons why this house, which is one of the many La Jolla Coastal Homes for Sale, has already been quickly sold.

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This scenic San Diego coastal real estate for sale was recently sold for $1,200,000. The property, which was originally priced at $1,299,000, features 2,395 square feet of living space. It has five bedrooms and three full baths. The 1960-built house includes a breakfast area, dining area, dining room, den and family room. It has two fireplaces which are located in the family room and living room.

This contemporary style house has a relaxed and environmentally-friendly setting. It has bright and airy natural wood-beam ceilings. Its massive windows allow homeowners to fully see gorgeous views to the East. Another nice feature of this house is it has skylights that help conserve energy. Except the living room, all rooms have ceiling fans. As part of its nature-inspired theme, natural bamboo floors are installed throughout the house, with carpeting in four of the bedrooms. The master bedroom has separate male and female closets, and a shoe closet. A door in the master bedroom leads to the outside patio deck.

One attractive feature of this La Jolla coastal real estate is its very spacious lot. The property includes a swimming pool and spa, both located below ground, thus ideal for families who value their privacy. Its beautiful landscaping also includes a fruit orchard. The house has four total parking spaces, two parking garage spaces and two driveway parking spaces. It is fully fenced, thus very safe and secured. Another good reason why its new homeowners like this house is that it is located near the La Jolla school system. The property is also near two churches, the La Jolla YMCA and UCSD.

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There's more than chocolate to the big Day of Love (but hey, we're not crazy - everyone's favorite food of the gods is on this guide as well)

Thanks to the San Diego Union Truibune here are some fun things to think about for V-Day

 

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Climb your way to a very special Valentine's Day by rock climbing.

Cupid's coming in for a landing quicker than you think. But before you reach for that dusty, heart-shaped box of chocolates in the gas station clearance bin, hold up in the name of a little creative Valentine's Day planning.

Contrary to popular belief, it's easier than you think.

Coastal romps that begin in the sand and end on the dance floor. A kiddie-free evening of adding to all that goes bump in the night at the Wild Animal Park. An intergalactic flashback to 1982 on the town's lone little big-screen. All-natural hot tubs up in the hills. Window-fogging at the drive-in. William Blake-inspired throat singing. Cocoafests. Ferries. Beer buses. Martinis and laundromats.

Anything but that lonely box of gas station chocolates.

More: Find restaurant specials for Valentine's Day at more than a dozen local eateries.

Get Creative

Climb through trust issues

One good way to build your relationship and work through any trust issues is to hand over your safety to your loved one. A great way to do that is to take turns belaying one another at a rock climbing gym. The only thing standing between you and a broken fibula if you slip is faith that your partner is paying attention to drawing in the slack on your line and not the shapely posterior scaling the next wall over. And, unlike other rock gyms across the country with state-of-the-art rubbery floors that absorb impact, the Solid Rock Gym has a gravel and stone landing pad that makes the idea of a fall that much more nerve-racking. There are Solid Rock Gyms in Old Town, Poway and San Marcos, or try Vertical Hold in Miramar. -- Tovin Lapan

San Diego cruising

It's called "The Sweethearts Sail." But what sexes up the San Diego Maritime Museum's multi-hour, tall-ship cruise around the bay isn't so much the possibility of seeing migrating whales; it's the open-water danger factor. Might the skipper shipwreck you with that special someone? You should hope not; cuddling castaways would only last so long on the snack bar's chips and sodas. Speaking of hunger, stop by Anthony's Fishette for the Mixed Treasures ($9.50): fish, shrimp, scallops, calamari and clams -- go overboard and get the side of Krab & Macaroni. Then take a sweet trip to the video shop. Some flicks to go with the day's theme: "The Blue Lagoon," "Titanic" and the Enterprise crew's voyage to find California's humpback whales, "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home." -- Keli Dailey

Midnight Madness on Adams

On this day of lovey-dovey days we find ourselves midway through The Ken Cinema's two-month run of weekly cult film screenings. Up to bat is "E.T.," a movie that for some reason always makes me crave Pizza Hut. Probably because Elliot's kitchen looked just like that. Landmark flips the switch at midnight on Saturday the 13th, which is technically Sunday the 14th. -- Derrik Chinn

Get steamy

Drive to the hot springs

True love can probably survive the 414-mile drive (each way!) to the High Sierras, to Mammoth. But why push it? Do the hour-and-a-half drive to Warner Springs Ranch on Saturday night. Head right to the 100-degree hot springs for a night soak under the stars. Soak in something dry at the cantina. Stoke the romantic flames by the fireplace in your room. Then make a wholesome return journey through Julian on Sunday for pie. -- KD

Learn how to love through instinct

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Valentine Hershey's kisses are shown in Moreland Hills, Ohio on Monday, Feb. 1, 2010. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta)

Animals don't have the "Dummies Guide to Relationships." They use instinct to know how to keep their love lives wild and fresh. Learn from nature at the Wild Animal Park's adults-only sleepover that explores animal mating habits. Enjoy a romantic candlelit dinner, take an animal mating tour and play the Mating game while exploring the love lives of the diverse range of animals and the breeding that will keep them alive for future generations. Mating behaviors and animal anatomy are discussed openly, so try not to giggle like school girls in sex-ed class, OK? The special "Animal Amore" sleepover will be held Feb. 12, 13, and 14. -- TL

Arrington de Dionyso at Bar Pink

To the untrained ear it's the soundtrack to a human sacrifice out in the middle of the jungle. But it's actually Tuvan throat singing and bass clarinet improvisation, sung entirely in Indonesian. The lyrics -- chewing the bones of the tiger and boiling the skull of the raven-- are inspired by William Blake poems. -- DC

Single and proud of it

You're single. Have a dirty martini and do your laundry, 'cause it's a Sunday. Ideas for an Alcohol Soloist include the Dirty Blue Martini, made with Skyy Vodka, at the Kensington Grill, which doesn't open 'til 5 p.m. Time your clothes washing accordingly (The Corner Wash Laundromat, 3501 Adams Ave. (619) 284-6741). And while you're in the hood and feeling good, why not do something Oprah swears she would never do: See a movie alone. "Police Adjective" will be playing at the Ken Cinema -- KD

Cheers to the true love juice

Beer trumps chocolate, especially when it's winning big-time popularity contests across the country. All aboard the fun bus for a local brewery threesome: Ballast Point, San Diego Brewing and Stone. -- DC

Love Latin style

Gas up the Pontiac Grand Am (aka The Soulboat) and take the long way up to Solana Beach for the B-Side Players' Second Annual Valentine's Day Ball. By "long way" we mean eat sweets at Chuao Chocolatier (in the Encinitas Lumberyard), watch the sun set while sitting on your rear trunk spoiler at Beacon's Beach (Leucadia), then take your date to the Belly Up Tavern. The B-Side Players will bring the funky Latin soundtrack, some '70s/ '80s prom-party décor and a photo booth. You bring the mullet wigs and fingerless gloves. -- KD

Put some sauce on it

Put yourself in the right mood without succumbing to the contrived, boring, typical Valentine's date. The G. Love and Special Sauce show at the House of Blues on Feb. 12 is the perfect potion. The singer and guitarist from the City of Brotherly Love mixes R&B, rock, blues and a little bit of hip-hop into his tunes. The man has "love" in his name after all, and wrote perhaps one of the greatest pop declarations of affection ever, "Baby's Got Sauce." It's the perfect show for the couple that wants to have fun together but not look like they are on a cheesy Valentine's Day date. Some of the Philly singer's other singles include "Sweet Sugar Mama," "Booty Call" and "Kiss and Tell," so it's safe to assume the show will serve as an auditory aphrodisiac. -- TL

Tried and True

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Red roses wrapped individually in cellophane wait for Valentine shoppers. Valentine's Day is the biggest selling day for fresh cut flowers, including roses, accounting for 40 percent of overall holiday sales, which also include Mother's Day, Easter and Christmas, according to the Society of American Florists, a trade group. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, file)

At the drive-in, in the old man's Ford

'Tis the season for vintage movie viewing in South Bay or Santee, where two randomly paired flicks go for about half the cost of one at the megaplex. Disregard the fact that both are probably already out on DVD. What matters is the priceless perk of seeing them under the stars. If you find yourself with $600 to spare, blow it on a vintage hot rod rental. Showtime happens at sundown. -- DC

Love = Drama

"Twilight: Eclipse" doesn't open 'til June. Tide yourself over with a "love-so-intense" tale: San Diego Ballet's "Romeo & Juliet" (Feb. 12-14 at Lyceum Horton Plaza Theatre). -- KD

Chocoholics unite

If your love for chocolate is unconditional, and you must have anything that is made from the cocoa bean, then this is your event. The "For the Love of Chocolate" festival in downtown Escondido on Feb. 13 is sure to be a chocolate lover's delight. Chocolate-crazy couples can wander the streets of downtown Escondido sampling chocolate pairing with wine, champagne and beers (local breweries Port, Stone, Lost Abbey and Karl Strauss are all participating), take horse-and-carriage rides, try the chocolate fountain and explore the offerings of several local chocolatiers. -- TL

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