Dana Hills real estate in Dana Point, CA delivers ocean-close living, tree-lined streets, and hilltop views. Explore single-family homes, townhomes, and condos near parks, schools, and beaches. Review pricing trends, compare neighborhoods, and tour properties with an experienced local REALTOR® to move fast in this low-inventory South Orange County market.
Dana Hills blends 1970s–1980s California architecture—often updated—with select newer infill designed for indoor-outdoor living, patios, and coastal breezes. Many homes capture sunset and coastline outlooks with quick access to Doheny State Beach and Salt Creek.
Market Overview
Inventory remains tight and updated homes near parks, schools, and beaches draw strong demand. Expect single-family residences, townhomes, and condos—many with two-car garages, yards or patios, and renovated kitchens. Working with an experienced local REALTOR® helps you analyze comps, time the market, and write competitive offers.
Neighborhood Profile
Quiet cul-de-sacs, community amenities, and proximity to the coast make Dana Hills attractive to move-up buyers and families. Hillside topography provides view streets and walkable access to recreation.
Everyday conveniences, cafés, and harbor-view dining are close by. Explore the Lantern District (Dana Point Town Center) for boutique shops, restaurants, and nightlife, plus nearby centers for groceries, fitness, and weekly markets.
Quick links to Pacific Coast Highway and I-5 connect Dana Hills to regional job hubs and neighboring beach towns; nearby rail options expand commuter flexibility.
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