Create a Lifestyle in... Coronado Village!

Just minutes from Downtown San Diego is a Picturesque, Relaxed Beach Town Known as the Village

Coronado Village is a quaint beach town just minutes from downtown San Diego.

Neighbored by the San Diego Bay and the Pacific Ocean is Coronado Village which is an easy drive across the San Diego-Coronado Bridge from downtown San Diego. With its luxury living and small town feeling ‘Coronado Island’ – as the Village has come to be known over the years – is famous for its world-class resorts, mild Mediterranean climate and #1 ranking Coronado Beach.

In Coronado, CA there is rich history, natural beauty and a charming village atmosphere found in the Coronado Village as well as a highly sought after lifestyle that includes a thriving business center and a highly revered school system. Orange Avenue, which is the main street through Coronado, offers many amenities such as local shopping, boutiques, coffee shops and many fine dining restaurants. The bay front area is known as the Coronado Ferry Landing with its charming array of market shops, galleries, eateries, and some of the most breath taking views of the downtown San Diego skyline! Tourists and local residents of Coronado agree that the best possible combinations of seaside village living and city amenities are offered in The Village.

Find Your Home in Coronado Village

In order to discover the most eclectic collection of architectural homes styles, one must simply explore by car, foot or bike, the quiet tree lined streets of the Village. There is an architectural style for everyone; from Victorian cottages, and Spanish villas to modern mansions.  The Village also offers quaint craftsman style homes and larger, multi-leveled condo building complexes. Whether you are looking for something small to start with, like a 1 bedroom condo or something more exclusive, such as an ocean-front estate vacation property, the Village has everything you could possibly need to make it your new home!

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Interesting Facts & Resources

E.L. Babcock, Hampton L Story, and Jacob Gruendike came together in 1885 to purchase the land and found the town of Coronado. They had the intention of creating a resort community and with the organization of the Coronado Beach Company in 1886, that dream began moving closer. By 1888 they had built the Hotel Del Coronado which helped boost the city to become a major resort destination along with its schoolhouse, athletic, boating and baseball clubs.

Just south of the Hotel Del Coronado was Tent City, founded by John D. Spreckels in 1900 which very rapidly became one of the most popular tourist/vacation spots. As time has passes, the tents have slowly been torn down and cottages took their places by late 1940 or early 1941.

Coronado used to be connected to San Diego by Class 1 street cars and the San Diego public transit sustem in the 1910’s. The idea came from the Panama-California Exposition in 1915 and John D. Spreckels took the reins on making it all happen. The streetcars were a fixture of the city until their retirement in 1939.

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