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Roundabout Park is surrounded by historic homes. Walk in one direction to the Coast Walk Beach or the other direction into the Village.
La Jolla Village Neighborhood
This charming neighborhood is in the heart of the town of La Jolla and was originally the first residential neighborhood in the early 1900′s when La Jolla was first conceived. Torrey Pines Road was two lanes and led to the blue Pacific and sandy beaches, and Virginia Way and Park Row were the two streets that flanked Torrey Pines Road and were the streets where residences were first built. It is fun to relive the past as you stroll down these memorable streets. What is now The Contemporary Museum of Art was once the home of Ellen Scripps, our founding benefactor who hired the architect Irving Gill to design her home, as well as The Bishops School and the La Jolla Woman’s Club…and through her vision and fortitude, the quaint Village of La Jolla was born. Since those quiet restful days of old, the Village has grown to become a world renowned cosmopolitan town with loads of high end restaurants, glamorous shops and parks on the ocean. There is never a dull day when you come into the village to meet a friend for coffee or browse through your favorite Boutique or enjoy a quiet dinner at one of the many eateries located in the La Jolla Village. Wherever you walk in town, you are proud to witness a piece of history that has made La Jolla Village clearly a wonderful and desirable place to live…paradise on earth, as the locals will tell you!
Park Row was one of the two original streets built in La Jolla in the 1920’s. This particular street takes you down to Prospect and down to the Historic Coast Walk Beach.
La Jolla Village Homes
Homes that were once small cottages in the 1920′s have now been rebuilt into grand homes that are Tudor, Spanish, Cape Cod or Mediterranean. The eclectic feeling is prevalent throughout the Village and is most pleasing to the eye. Among the stately homes in La Jolla Village, there are also some affordable condominiums that however, because of their close proximity to everything in town, are not frequently offered for sale. Prices range from $550,000 to $2.5 million. One complex, 464 Prospect, was originally the Scripps Hospital built by Ellen Scripps, and is now a beautifully appointed, remodeled complex with 24 concierge service with similar amenities as that which you would find in New York City! LA Jolla Village is also home to 939 Coast, a 21 floor high rise that was completed in 1968…along with 3 other high rises, two in the Shores and one in Beach Barber Tract…all completed in the 1960′s..after which the town of La Jolla banned any more multilevel projects and put a moratorium of a 30 foot height limitation on any new construction in all neighborhoods of La jolla. In the meantime, we have 939, the home of spectacular views, concrete and steel construction and ocean front residences. The Village of La Jolla is definitely a melting pot oarchitecture and history!
Historic Coast Walk
Children’s Pool ~ La Jolla
Farmer’s Market
Park Row Roundabout
La Jolla Cove
Additional Information about La Jolla Village:
- The La Jolla Village Farmer’s Market occurs every Sunday from 9am-1pm.
- The La Jolla Cove is a natural aquatic preserve where swimmers can swim from the Cove to the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club or to the Scripps pier.
- The La Jolla Cove is an excellent location for watching fireworks on the 4th of July.
- There are also “Concerts by the Sea” in the Summer at the La Jolla Cove.
The Village Properties
Listed below are properties currently available in The Village community of La Jolla. This is a free tool, please feel free to customize your search by using the options in the left-hand corner. If you have any questions or would like more information about a specific property, please don’t hesitate to give me a call at (858) 361-5561.
