Awesome secluded and secure beach resort ; rent or own one of these rare oceanfront homes and your stoked! My family and I have been customers here for over 7 years
The only down side is that the grouchy old people have banned skateboarding (yet you can ride your nerdy Razer scooters, Vespas, and giant OIldsmo-buicks up and down the very same streets that double as sidewalks all day long. A little hypocritical?
Seabluffe has its own gated guarded access point on the coast Hwy (the only way to get in/out of Seabluffe) and beach stair access to the quiet Grandview beach.
Two pools, and a spa make warming up after surfing quite nice The pool is heated year round to 84 Degrees F (29 C)
What makes this place extraordinary, is that along all of southern California's coast, this place is the only incredibly sparse and park-like housing development The 255 units are spread out over 50 acres of rolling green oceanfront Eden; peaceful and quiet beach living.
The location is right on the Northern border of Encinitas/Leucadia with Carlsbad.
Because all streets are cul-du-sacs with zero through traffic, it's a great place for dog-walking and kids.
If you're trying to rent a place in Seabluffe - just keep in mind that there are many owners and different agents managing the approximately 100 units that are available for short & Long term holidays The main office does not participate or get involved in the rental process at all . Your best bet is to search VRBO or www.homeaway.co.uk Many places are only rented by owner, and several agents manage a their own handfuls of Seabluffe homes.
Oh! Useful tip. Make sure to never confuse this amazing neighborhood (Leucadia Seabluffe Village) with much nosier, "Leucadia Village" which is down in a noisy hole, miles from the beach, next Interstate 5.
If this were my beach resort, I would find a way to put in a Spa at the other pool, and maybe find a way to make a cool zip line and water-slide down into the ocean. That stupid office building and tennis pro shop they have ont he coast hwy is also a waste of real-estate; I would bull-doze it and put in some kind of groovy gastro-pub and tap house. oh well. read more