La Jolla Coastal Community
La Jolla www.lajolla.com is located north of downtown San Diego and is bordered by Pacific Beach to the South and Torrey Pines to the North with seven miles of coastline shared with the Pacific Ocean. La Jolla is most known for its downtown strip including the La Jolla Cove. La Jolla maintains a small town atmosphere despite its roughly 42,000 population. La Jolla is also home to University of California San Diego (UCSD) ucsd.edu, the Salk Institute and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Due to the large number of restaurants, art venues, elite shops and beaches, La Jolla is a hotspot for tourists during the peak summer months. La Jolla has also been a recurrent home to seals at the Children's Beach, which has been an attraction to visitors. La Jolla is known for having some of the most prime real estate in all of southern California. From oceanfront beach homes and cottages to estates in the hills with sweeping Pacific Ocean views, La Jolla real estate is second to none.
La Jolla www.lajolla.com is located north of downtown San Diego and is bordered by Pacific Beach to the South and Torrey Pines to the North with seven miles of coastline shared with the Pacific Ocean. La Jolla is most known for its downtown strip including the La Jolla Cove. La Jolla maintains a small town atmosphere despite its roughly 42,000 population. La Jolla is also home to University of California San Diego (UCSD) ucsd.edu, the Salk Institute and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Due to the large number of restaurants, art venues, elite shops and beaches, La Jolla is a hotspot for tourists during the peak summer months. La Jolla has also been a recurrent home to seals at the Children's Beach, which has been an attraction to visitors. La Jolla is known for having some of the most prime real estate in all of southern California. From oceanfront beach homes and cottages to estates in the hills with sweeping Pacific Ocean views, La Jolla real estate is second to none.
