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SAN PEDRO NEIGHBORHOODS
San Pedro is a beach community within Los Angeles, California, USA. It was annexed in 1909 and
is a major seaport of the area. The town has grown from being dominated by the fishing industry to
become primarily a working class town within the City of Los Angeles. The name of the town is
pronounced /sænˈpiːdroʊ/ by its residents, even its Hispanic residents, rather by than its Spanish
pronunciation [samˈpeðɾo].
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- Short walking distance to beach, ocean and parks.
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- A mixed use area with quaint popular restaurants, apartments, condominiums and homes.
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- Certain properties have views of the harbor, city and ocean.
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- The homes were built in the early 1900’s with newer homes mixed in.
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- These San Pedro homes offer architecture such as Spanish style, English tutors, Cape Cod, California bungalows, and, of course, contemporary and modern
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- Apartment buildings with low vacancy factors.
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- Southwest San Pedro custom homes intermixed with some condominiums and townhomes.
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- Many south shores homes offer panoramic Ocean/Catalina views with a variety of architecture from the 1950’s to present.
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- Nestled on the coastline and divided into upper and lower south shores including some bluff properties.
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- A bedroom community but still close to small strip centers with markets, restaurants and staples.
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- South Shores is a short scenic ocean drive to the Trump Golf Course.
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These San Pedro homes are only a short distance to Home Depot, Target, several shopping centers with coffee shops, sushi bars, fast food and fine dining restaurants. |
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World famous Papadakis Taverna, serving Greek cuisine, The Whale and Ale Pub restaurant and two fine dining Italian restaurants, Raffaello's Ristorante and Marcello Tuscany Restaurant. |
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Plaza Area San Pedro homes offer a variety of styles: Spanish, Victorian, Craftsman, California Bungalow, and some modern styles within the revitalized area of San Pedro. |
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VDO contains many residential homes from the early 1900’s with Spanish Stucco’s, English Tudors, Early Craftsman, California bungalows and some newer Contemporary Style homes. |
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- Estimated to be 300 homes
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- Mostly contemporary modern design of 1 story homes from 1,400 to 2,000 square feet.
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- A family oriented area and, like most areas of San Pedro, are close to schools, shopping, parks and freeways.
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- Built in the 1950’s in southwest San Pedro.
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- A tract of approximately 500 homes on good size lots with square footage of 800 to 2,500.
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- A well kept tract of homes.
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- Ideal for taking a smaller home and adding on square footage.
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- Don’t let the tract name fool you (Catalina View Tract) only a few actually offer the Catalina view and, of course, are not sold very often and there is a price for the view!
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- Located closer to the ocean but not far from the ocean, parks, freeways, restaurants, shopping and schools.
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- A popular tract of approximately 80 homes built on a hillside overlooking San Pedro with sweeping views.
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- Offering mostly modern style homes of approximately 1,800 to 3,000 square feet.
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- Only minutes to the freeway, shopping, parks and restaurants.
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- The Miraleste Pines homes are well kept with that pride of ownership look.
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- Named after the Catholic church and school an older more established area with mostly single family homes.
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- Offering a variety of architecture with California bungalows, craftsman, tutors, modern, Spanish and others.
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- Some of the topography is hillside and offers views of the Vincent Thomas bridge, harbor (cruise ships) and city lights.
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- Some of the Holy Trinity area is strictly R1 (single family residences) and other Holy Trinity locations offer condominium/townhomes.
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- This popular area also offers multi family from 2 on a lot, or 6 to 8 small cottages on large lots or the more traditional 3, 4, 5 or more apartments.
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- Holy Trinity is close to schools, parks, shopping and freeways and, of course, the churchs and schools.
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Saturday, September 04, 2010
