Welcome to Carmel Valley Real Estate
Carmel Valley is situated among some of San Diego’s greatest natural sites, with easy access to all the urban amenities required of modern day living. The town of Carmel Valley is surrounded by state parks and reserves, nearby beaches, shops and restaurants, a variety of schools for children of all ages, and all easily accessible thanks to the 56 and 5 freeways.
The Carmel Valley footprint is defined by Pacific Highlands Ranch to the North and East, Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve to the South, and Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve to the West. This San Diego community is perfectly situated among the best of Southern California to provide your family with ample activities, resources, and opportunity. And the homes within the Carmel Valley community are built to do the same.
Carmel Valley is one of the newer neighborhoods in San Diego, featuring scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere to provide a retreat when so desired, and quick access to the best of San Diego when the mood strikes. Everything from award winning schools in the Del Mar Union and Solana Beach districts, to the open-air shopping and culinary hotspots at Del Mar Highlands, to the number of beaches within a short drive, Carmel Valley is a hub for it all and has something to offer everyone in your family.
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Local Listings
Location Overview
Garland Ranch Regional Park
- This park is home to a variety of landscapes that occur at elevations from 200 to 2,000 feet. From the willow covered banks of the Carmel River through the cottonwood-sycamore stands of the old floodplain, the trails ascend steeply. Atop the northern crest of the Santa Lucia Mountains, the trails encounter open oak savannas and spectacular vistas.
Torrey Pines State Nature Reserve
- Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is located within San Diego city limits and yet remains one of the wildest stretches of land on our Southern California coast! 2,000 acres of land are as they were before San Diego was developed — including the maritime chaparral, the rare Torrey pine, miles of unspoiled beaches, and a lagoon that is vital to migrating seabirds.