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Solana Beach Information and Highlights

Here's a quick rundown of our list:

• Solana Beach Information and Highlights
  
  
• Weather
  
  
• Recreation
  
  
• Shopping
  
  
• Restaurants
  
  
• Nightlife
  
  
• Demographics
  
  
• Local/Notable Employers
  
  
• Schools
  
  
• Landmarks
  
  
• Conclusion
  
  
• Solana Beach Mortgage
  
  
• Solana Beach Property Alert
  
  
• Solana Beach Home Valuation
  
  
• Solana Beach Market Report

Solana Beach Information and Highlights

An area of coastal magnificent just north of San Diego, Solana Beach is the rightful owner of a tiny slip of real estate in paradise. First inhabited by the San Dieguitos (primitive natives during the Holocene era), Solana Beach has been slowly edging its way into the national headline as prime living location.

During colonial periods, The Spaniards used the area as a small rest area before heading inland to avoid marshes and inlets. The first, one hundred percent with national US pride family to sink their feet into the spot, where the Jones in 1886. In its early stage, Solano Beach suffered the stagnation of a tranquil seafront community, most trade and business avoiding the area like the plague. Then, luck turned on the idilic surf district and the Lake Hodges Dam was built in 1918. Boom, went the region as its was swept up in a rapid whirlpool of development.

By the end of the second World War, with the savvy forethought of the Jones family and real estate tycoon Colonel Ed Fletcher, the area had evolved from a rural town into a prosperous modern city.

Its most affluent and historical important community is La Colonia de Eden Gardens; formed by Mexican ranchers in 1920.

Weather

Solana Beach is an seaside town whose weather conditions are at the constant mercy of the fickle mistress called the Pacific Ocean. Forecasts can turn in flash by the slightest change in wind patterns or weather conditions; a slight breeze or zephyr out by the sound might very well plunge a sunny day into a rainy event. Winters are cool with chilly weather in the morning, while Summers are humid and warm. The rest, as they say, is anybodies guest.

Recreation

Solana Beach, as you can infer by its name, is the sort of town that should give each new resident a surfer to english translator as welcome to the neighborhood gift. It’s recreational activities are similar to those of the stereotypical seaside Surfer’s den.

• Fletcher Cove - 111 S. Sierra.
  
  
• Tide Beach Park - 302 Solana Vista.
  
  
• Seascape Surf - 501 S. Sierra Avenue.
  
  
• Del Mar Shores - 180 Del Mar Shores Terrace.

For the landlubbers, Solan Beach’s amazing arts and theater district are a magnificent way of experiencing this city’s vibrant lifestyle.

• Belly Up Tavern - 143 S Cedros Ave.
  
  
• Carlos Design District - Cedros Avenue.

Shopping

Shopping in Solana Beach is a varied affair that leapfrogs from smashing boutiques and the cliche-like shanty surfer store, to a big box store and an open air market place with a Sunglass Hut. In Solana Beach your options for happily swiping your plastic are vast and great.

• SoLo - 309 S Cedros Ave - (858) 794-9016

• GRACEDBYGRIT - 153 N Hwy 101 - 858-436-7247

• Music Mart - 122 S Solana Hills Dr - (858) 259-3940

• Leaping Lotus - 240 S Cedros Ave - (858) 720-8283

• Mitch’s Surf Shop - 363 N Hwy 101 - (858) 481-1354

• Once Upon A Frame - 132 E Cliff St - (858) 764-4274

• Passion Fine Jewelry - 415 S Cedros Ave - (858) 794-8000

• Hair Lounge at Cedros - 112 S Cedros Ave - (858) 755-4522

Restaurants

Have you ever tasted Octopi Ceviche? Or the succulent almost orgasmic ecstasy of a well marinated red tuna sashimi, so fresh that it practically swims up to your plate? If not, then you are in luck. Solano Beach has its fair share of exotic bistros to calm your curiosity. Succulent little hotbeds of tantalizing fare that will have you addressing the waiter with the following question: “what in tarnation is that?”

And, once you tire of fetching your dictionary, just to get a vague idea of what your chewing on, Solana Beach flicks back the curtain and reveals a buffet of safe and in the comfort zone medley to calm your disoriented belly.

• Naked Cafe - 106 S Sierra Ave - (858) 259-7866

• Beach Grass Cafe - 159 S Hwy 101 - (858) 509-0632

• Hide Away Cafe - 150 S Acacia Ave - (858) 755-3388

• Waters Fine Foods - 125 S Hwy 101 - (858) 509-9400

• The Curious Fork - 512 Via de La Valle - (858) 876-6386

• Claire’s On Cedros - 246 N Cedros Ave - (858) 259-8597

• Pamplemousse Grille - 514 Via de La Valle - (858) 792-9090

• Lockwood Table Cafe - 346B S Cedros Ave - (858) 794-4919

• Bongiorno’s New York Pizzeria - 524 Stevens Ave - (858) 755-2646

• Solana Beach Fish House - 124 Lomas Santa Fe Dr - (858) 481-3474

Nightlife

Nighttime in Solano Beach, particularly its army of After Hours lounges, is the sort of extravagant adventure that might very well have brought a tear of joy to Ernest Hemingway. Your cup will never be dry. Your pint will never be forced to face such existential questions surrounding its positive or negative attitude. In Solano Beach, with its many taverns, bars, lounges, pubs and beachfront liquor obsessed parlors, the days events will positively drain from your soul come check-out time at your nine-to-five.

• Saddle Bar - 123 W Plz St - (858) 755-5007

• Pillbox Tavern - 117 W Plaza St - (858) 436-7016

• Belly Up Tavern - 143 S Cedros Ave - (858) 481-8140

• Ember + Still - 124 S Solana Hills Dr - (858) 793-7325

• Solana Beach Crush - 437 S Hwy 101 - (858) 481-2787

• San Diego Beerworks - 437 S Hwy 101 - (858) 353-2815

Demographics

Population: 12,979 people.

Population Density: 3,678.7 inhabitants per square mile.

Median Age: 42 years.

Male/Female Ratio: For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 94.5 males.

Local/Notable Employers

Solano Beach has a rather odd pool of jobs. It takes a surfers and hippies view of marketable traits. You’ll discover dozens of art galleries, hungrily in search of the next Picasso, as well as a mire of antique boutiques and cafes prompting up the much needed “help wanted” plaque. Solano Beach economical makeup breaks up as following: a place for commoners to rest, while artists and teenagers try out their luck out.

Schools

Solana Beach is served by the Solana Beach School District and the San Dieguito Union High School District. Solana Beach covers your tots educational needs all the way to high school.

• Earl Warren Middle School - 155 Stevens Ave - 858-755-1558.
  
  
• Skyline Elementary School - 606 Lomas Santa Fe Dr - 858-794-3600.
  
  
• Santa Fe Christian Schools - 838 Academy Dr - 858-755-8900.
  
  
• Solana Vista School - 780 Santa Victoria - 858-794-3700.
  
  
• Solona Beach Child Development Center - 309 N Rios Ave - 858-794-7160.

Landmarks

Solano Beach is a laid-back town with a modern history mostly devoted of strife, malice or noteworthy place honored by a statue or two. Its landmarks are like its spirit, full of joy and tributes to Hakuna- Matata soul. Its iconic are manmade, but spots crafted and brought into being by the able hand of Mother Nature.

• Sand Pebbles Resort - 535 Hwy 101 - 858-509-8799.
  
  
• Lomas Santa Fe Country Club - 1505 Lomas Santa Fe Dr - 858-755-6768.
  
  
• Lomas Santa Fe Exec Golf Course - 1580 Sun Valley Rd - 858-755-0195.
  
  
• Solana Beach Little League's Fields - San Patricio Dr - 619-594-4186.

Conclusion

Solano Beach, like a great deal of Norther San Diego’s coast, is a happy-go-lucky little town where a man’s troubles are left at its borders. The sort of spot where after a while you’ll somehow find that your vocabulary has been altered and expressions like “dude” and “just chill out”, will be nothing more than welcomed honey on the tip of your tongue. 

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