Information About The Communities in the City of Oceanside

Plumosa Heights

Laid out before zoning came to Oceanside, Plumosa Heights was also the city’s first restricted subdivision. The subdivision was located just east of Hill Street and north of Oceanside Boulevard on what developer and banker B.C. Beers called the last remaining undivided property overlooking the ocean. Perhaps the most symbolic development came in 1924 with the city’s first major subdivision, Plumosa Heights, named for the Cocos Plumosa palms that lined its cement streets and still identifiable today by its cement streets and old-fashioned street lights.

Jeffries Ranch

In Jeffries Ranch, Oceanside you will find both single story and two story homes from 1,300 square feet to homes in the mid 3,000 sq/ft size on quarter acre to half acre lots. Jeffries Ranch real estate is highly sought after because the homes are typically on larger tree lined lots. Most properties can accommodate RV and boat storage. Jeffries Ranch, Oceanside is located 7 miles east of Oceanside Harbor south of Highway 76. A majority of the lots are 1/2 acre, zoned for horses and there are riding trails throughout most of the community. Jeffries Ranch is a community of Estate Ranch Homes and condominiums located in the Northeastern section of Oceanside CA.

Seaside

The Seaside neighborhood is comprised of the downtown area that is currently a part of an impressive redevelopment program that features many of Oceanside’s jewels. These are just a glimpse of what’s to come to this vibrant coastal neighborhood in Oceanside. From the minute you exit Interstate 5 to amazing vistas of the Pacific Oceanside and Oceanside’s famous pier, you’ll witness the charm of this Classic Southern California Community. Over the past few years, Oceanside has seen many visitor resources come to life with the opening of the Wyndham Beach Resort, 333 Pacific fine dining, Harney Sushi, the expansion of the Oceanside Museum of Art and the new home of the California Surf Museum.

North Oceanside

The Harbor Village offers a myriad of shopping and restaurants that include dining al fresco. On the northern border, the North Oceanside neighborhood provides the beautiful gateway to Oceanside and San Diego County. Camp Pendleton, Oceanside’s northern neighbor, is the largest amphibious training base for the United State Marine Corps. It is home to many endangered species and contains many historical landmarks. Visitors and locals enjoy unlimited recreational activities from boating, biking, kayaking, swimming and surfing in a scenic backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. This delightful neighborhood is comprised of the many beachside vacation rentals, brand new hotels, and charming row houses, all within walking distance of Oceanside’s famous Cape Cod-style Harbor.

South Oceanside

There are many beautifully vacation rentals along the beach in this peaceful neighborhood. Visitors enjoy everything from the historic 101 cafe to the popular beach hang out, the Beach Break Cafe. South Oceanside is an eclectic community located along the coast in southern Oceanside. The historic coast Highway 101 runs through it, offering a scenic drive complete with popular restaurants and unique retail. Retail includes antique shopping, surf shops, Adventure 16 and more.

Fire Mountain

The Friends of Fire Mountain are neighbors and community members who enjoy the semi-rural atmosphere of Fire Mountain and want to keep it a place where we love to live and work. They are interested in open space, gardening, healthy families and information exchange. A beautiful elevated community in Oceanside, Fire Mountain is filled with custom homes, ocean views, complete with larger lots.

Henie Hills

The history of Henie Hills dates back to 1939, when Olympic skating medalist and movie star Sonja Henie and her brother, Leif, bought some 1,600 acres of untouched, coastal property. This makes sure that these large, view lots remain some of the most desirable in Oceanside. The two built a retreat, a 3,600 sq. Hollywood stars to escape the madness of the city. Homes in Henie Hills estates must adhere to minimum standards of square footage and lot size. When more folks found out about the coastal retreat know as Oceanside, Henie Hills was developed.

Rancho Del Oro

Visitors and locals alike enjoy this architectural beauty in its peaceful surroundings. These icons include Heritage Park and the largest of the California Missions, Mission San Luis Rey. Notable companies within the business park are Genentech, Ashworth, and Robert Mann Packaging. The villages of Rancho Del Oro make-up the heart of Oceanside which has been a part of an aggressive development plan for Oceanside that comprises beautiful new homes, a corporate park as well as plans for an impressive community park, El Corazon, that will offer bike trails, outdoor amphitheater, soccer fields, baseball fields and more. Beautiful rolling hills integrate new Oceanside with historic Oceanside, representing our rich culture and heritage.

Saint Malo

It is a Private and architecturally unique community established in 1929, inspired by the original island-city of St. Malo located off the Brittany Coast of France. Visitors may enjoy renting a lovely Saint Malo vacation rental, year-round. Located on the Southern border of Oceanside near the Rancho Buena Vista Lagoon it is a Private and architecturally unique community first established in 1929.

Arrowood

Located in northeast Oceanside, the communities of Arrowood are situated on hills complete with amazing views of North County. Visitors and locals enjoy the Arrowood Golf Course, a championship golf course open to the public, offering a distinctive experience in peaceful surroundings. This is a fast-growing community with homes ranging from mid-prices to estate living. Designer Ted Robinson Jr. has created a stunning golf course that integrates the natural beauty of the riparian habitat with the drama of his signature water features.