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Mission Beach Real Estate | Mission Bay | San Diego Homes
 Mission Beach
Welcome to Mission Beach. Schools and even zip codes are the same for both Pacific Beach and Mission Beach. Tall Palm trees line many streets. Single family attached homes along Mission Bay can be priced from $350,000's and up. When the luscious estates nestled on the hills overlooking the Pacific Ocean go up for sale you can get prices and appointments to view the estates by calling Kathy.
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If you are traveling south on Mission Boulevard from Pacific Beach Drive you will run into the beautiful stretch of land with the Pacific Ocean on one side and Mission Bay Channel on the other.  Set in between these two gorgeous masses of water is an interesting combination of sought after town-homes, cottages, & newer homes tall and narrow, filled with all the best of beach life in California. The beach front just south of the unique Crystal Pier is Pacific Beach. Following the shoreline south for about two miles it leads to Mission Beach and then South Mission Beach, ending at the channel entrance, which is Mission Bay.
The Strand is Mission Beach
This long stretch of beach lies directly adjacent to the residential and commercial areas of the Pacific Beach and Mission Beach communities. North Pacific Beach continues to the north, and visually separates North PB from South PB by Crystal Pier. There is also a narrow boardwalk great for bikes, hikes, and your occasional party like atmosphere, mainly on the weekends.  There are names for specific areas within Mission Bay such as Crown Point Shores, Sail Bay, which is within Mission Bay, and Riviera Shores will take you west to Mission Beach.
Now that you know the logistics of Mission Beach you see how you can't really talk about one without having to mention some sort of community or entertainment activity happening in the other.
Mission Bay Park is a 4,500 acre recreation area that has all kinds of events year round for the young and old as well as family entertainment. Sea World is at the southeastern corner of the Bay and easily a great destination for out-of-towners visiting you at your new home on the Bay.
 The history of Mission Beach is simple. It started out as a vacation stop for those from Los Angeles. A place to get away, to relax, pitch a tent and sleep right next to the waters edge. It was so enjoyable that many decided to stay for good! They bought lots and built their homes. They stayed within the boundaries of San Deigo but established their own community. Many residents to this day, dedicate themselves to keeping Mission Beach and the Bay area as pristine as ever. Read about the streets in Mission Beach & how they got their names!
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