
Apartments near La Jolla Shores in La Jolla, CA (263 Rentals)


7502 Hillside Dr

7135 Olivetas Ave

2122 Paseo Dorado

7116 Country Club Dr

1110 W Muirlands Dr

8139 Paseo Del Ocaso

8168 La Jolla Shores Dr

8373 El Paseo Grande

6706 Avenida Manana

319 Nautilus St

2643 Hidden Valley Rd

2580 Via Barletta

2420 Torrey Pines Rd

2452 Azure Coast Dr

2500 Torrey Pines Rd

246 Playa Del Norte St

2510 Torrey Pines Rd

298 Playa Del Sur St

335 Gravilla St

253 Gravilla St

2605 Calle Del Oro

2624 Costebelle Dr

8496 Westway Dr

337 Rosemont St

8430 Whale Watch Way

2600 Torrey Pines Rd

8302 Prestwick Dr

6515 Neptune Pl

6455 La Jolla Blvd

8404 Prestwick Dr

6692 La Jolla Scenic S Dr

1935 Nautilus St

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Since San Diego is situated on the beautiful Pacific Ocean, it is only appropriate to visit the beach, at least occasionally, unless you are a boogie board buff or a surfer, which means much more often. A great adventure for locals is to get out of your apartments in San Diego and check out ALL the beaches in the San Diego area, whether to take a walk, a look at the beauty of the scenery, or to surf or scuba. Heck, if you really, really spend a lot of time at the beach, perhaps finding a new home in one of the many San Diego apartments near La Jolla Shores is for you! La Jolla shores is a gorgeous location, maybe one of the most beautiful in San Diego. With clean, white beaches, large grassy areas with picnic tables for gathering, a playground, restrooms and beautiful tall palm trees, it has a lot to offer. Spread out a blanket and read a book or have a picnic, take a dip into the water, surf when the waves are great and just body surf when they are light. Located in the affluent community of La Jolla, the tax base itself helps to keep the area parks clean and updated. Surrounding the beach area are prestigious shops, art galleries and restaurants, as well as fine car auto dealerships. In addition, facilities for renting a bicycle or other sporting equipment, or buying lunch or a swimsuit are readily available. At the north part of the beach is La Jolla Cove, another park with similar amenities including public pavilions on the grassy areas, but a much smaller beach area. At the Cove, no boogie boards, surf boards or fishing is allowed. The Cove is an excellent location, however, to play in the water with children, as it is protected from the open ocean because of the cove. Many divers enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving there to view the beautiful and bountiful bright orange Garibaldi fish. While you're in La Jolla, make sure you check out Seal Rock where you can sometimes see close to one hundred California Grey Seals lounging and playing in the cove and on the rocks. A crecsent-shaped walkway allows you to venture out near the waves (and they are more mighty here) to observe the seals more closely. The beaches are the destination, and the surrounding area of shopping and eating enhances the visit to La Jolla Shores.
Frequently Asked Questions about La Jolla
How much are Studio apartments in La Jolla?
There are currently 664 Studio Apartments in La Jolla with rent ranges from $1,672 to $5,500 with an average price of $2,399.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom La Jolla Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in La Jolla ranges from $1,850 to $9,131 with an average monthly rent of $2,980.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in La Jolla cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in La Jolla range from $2,200 to $14,964. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,969.
How expensive are La Jolla Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 163 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in La Jolla on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $3,445 to $29,708 - averaging $7,199 for the location.
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