Mission Beach Real Estate Information

The community of Mission Beach is situated along a narrow stretch of land that juts out into the Pacific Ocean west of Mission Bay and north of downtown San Diego. Spanning nearly two miles of the ocean, Mission Beach is largely a very relaxed beach town, thanks in part to two parallel boardwalks that run alongside the sandbar on both the ocean and bay sides of Mission Beach. The beautiful sunsets, sandy white beaches, and extraordinarily cooperative weather make Mission Beach a highly desirable hometown.

Because the land area of Mission Beach is so limited, it was created and developed hand in hand with Pacific Beach, just north of the community. Pacific Beach is known to be one of San Diego’s younger communities and is populated by many young people, surfers, and college students, although rising costs have led to a more affluent and professional crowd. Affectionately referred to as “P.B.” by the locals, Pacific Beach hosts one of San Diego’s larger nightlife scenes because of its variety of bars, restaurants, and fashion boutiques. Pacific Beach serves as a resource for residents of Mission Beach who use the Pacific Beach community for shopping and exercising at one of its many parks and recreation areas.

Mission Boulevard serves as the main artery for Mission Beach and not only has the most traffic but serves the most residents and visitors because of its many well-known bars and restaurants. Most bars are very relaxed and beach-style gathering places. Some of the area’s most noted bars, like The Sandbar Sports Grill, The Beachcomber, and The Pennant, are busy seven days a week.

Residents of Mission Beach love being outdoors and exploring nature. Mission Beach offers opportunities to participate in sunbathing, horseshoes, surfing, bicycling, skateboarding, Frisbee tossing, and other outdoor activities. Other attractions near Mission Beach include SeaWorld San Diego and the historic Belmont Park. The park features the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster and other amusement park rides that are frequented by families from Mission Beach and visitors alike. Belmont Park has been completely renovated from its original appearance with the exception of he Mission Beach Plunge, one of a few remaining salt water pools on the coast.

Mission Beach Featured Properties

3677-79 Mission, Pacific Beach/Mission Beach

$1,450,000

Two contiguous double lots. Largest parcel for sale in Mission Beach. Currently 3 units, 4 garages, laundry room, storage room, huge deck over garages, & great private co...

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720 Tangiers, Pacific Beach/Mission Beach

$895,000

With 3 bedrooms, this beach cottage is highly desireable as a vacation rental because it sleeps upto 9 and is steps away from the beach or bay. As a secondhome, it's desi...

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837 Island Court, Pacific Beach/Mission Beach

$729,000

Entertaining offers between $695,000-$729,000. Great location in heart of Mission Beach! This "beachy" furnished condo sleeps 6 & is located on the first floor with three...

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