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  Solana Beach Neighborhood: San Elijo Lagoon
   
 
 

Some of the lucky residents of streets such as N. Rios and N. Granados and Searchlight enjoy views of San Elijo Lagoon.
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San Elijo Lagoon:
 
 


Solana Beach is one of the most desirable, yet laid back of San Diego's North County beach communities.

Total Solana Beach Population is 14,350
Average single family dwelling is $759,409.
Average attached (condominium) is $429,083.
ZIP Code: 92075.

San Elijo Lagoon is primarily a shallow-water estuary. It is divided into basins by Highway 101, the railway, and Interstate 5.

  

There are over5 miles of hiking trails in the reserve open to the public. These trails can be reached from the north end of Rios Avenue, Santa Carina Drive. Learn about this area and use the handy phone numbers. Read more about the city or request a guide to the area.

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About the Area:
 

Area description and history-
Public access to the beach is available by way of stairs in 3 different locations. There are boutiques, casual restaurants, surf shops, and service businesses dot the coast highway. The Cedros Design District in Solana Beach won an architectural Orchid award for planning - The station building is of a very unique architecture style and was opened on February 24, 1995. It was designed by the award winning architect Robert Quigley.

North County’s premier night spot, the legendary Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach has had a long history of bringing great live music to the San Diego area. The Belly Up has been voted “San Diego’s Best Live Music Venue” numerous times.

For a 10 year period between 1950 and 1960, the community underwent tremendous growth. The Bill Jack plant (1949) introduced industry into the area and private contractors built a number of homes. Lomas Santa Fe completed their golf course and opened the sale of lots in Isla Verde in 1968. This signaled the beginning of a real estate boom which lasted well into the 80's and 90's. After a brief interval in the mid 90's, real estate sales were once again on the rise. As the community progressed additional emphasis was placed on beautification.

The Solana Beach Women's Civic Club gave the town a positive identity with the renovation of the plaza and installation of the "Sun Burst Fountain". They were also instrumental in the removal of numerous billboards along Highway 101 (replacing them with trees), and installing welcome signs at City entry-points. In 1986 Solana Beach incorporated.
   
 

Community resources

If you are considering a move to the area, here are the local community resources which will make it easier to set up your new residence:

  • City Hall - City of Solana Beach 858-720-2400
  • Police - SD County Sheriff - 858-720-2410
  • Fire - Solana Beach Fire District - 858-720-2410
  • Electric Company - SDG&E - 619-239-7511
  • Phone Company - SBT Pacific Bell - 858-811-5888
  • Water - San Dieguito Water District - 760-633-2650
  • Trash Pickup - Mashburn Waste & Recycling - 760-436-4151
  • Cable TV - Daniels Cablevision - 760-438-7741
  • Cable TV - Cox Cable - 760-599-6060
  • Broadband Internet - (see above plus DSL providers)
  • Local Storage - San Diego Self Storage - 760-753-9480
  • Moving Company - Global Van Lines - 800-944-8126
  • Moving Rentals - U-Haul - 800-GO-UHAUL
 
Solana Beach Real Estate or any of its affilates or principals does not make any warranty or representation concerning any of these properties including their availability. Information at this site is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All information has been provided by seller/other sources and has not been verified by broker. All interested persons should independently verify the accuracy of all information.
 

 

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