Half Moon Bay is just 25 miles south of San Francisco. Imagine commuting home each evening to your home on the beach, or at least close to the beach. There are homes in Half Moon Bay California that are suitable for year round living or for a vacation home. And in just about any price range, so buying a second vacation home will not break the bank. Half Moon Bay has everything you expect in a beach community in California. Swimming, surfing, horseback riding on the beach, mountain trails to hike. And special events all year long. And being just 25 miles from San Francisco, it is an easy drive when you want to enjoy the night life.

There are not that many homes available in Half Moon Bay California. There is a good variety as evidenced by the samples here. There is a great number of mobile and modular homes and some of them are fixed up so beautifully that it is hard to tell they are mobiles. They are a great choice for a vacation home and in the future, when you are ready to retire and make Half Moon Bay, you can either trade up, or expand them to suit a year round lifestyle. Most of the houses are contemporary style, with the condos in two story buildings.

There are several things that account for the price differences in the same style of houses. The higher priced ones are really mini estates with great views. Remember, there is a difference between on the water and water views. On the water homes will cost much more. Square footage is a big factor also. For instance, a two bedroom can have more square footage than a three bedroom , it all depends on the design. It all boils down to what is more important to you. Another thing to take into consideration is the development, if the home is in a development. Some of them have community club houses and swimming pools and other amenities only for the residents.

Take a weekend and come for a visit. See if Half Moon Bay California suits you and your lifestyle, and if it does- Happy Hunting.

A two-bedroom mobile home for $60,000
A two bedroom modular home for $115,000
A two bedroom modular home for $135,000
A two-bedroom townhouse style condo for $459,000
A three bedroom attached duplex for $540,000
A two-bedroom condo in a low rise contemporary building for $559,850
A one bedroom condo right on the waterfront for $589,500
A two-bedroom cottage with a deck overlooking the ocean for $600,000
A three-bedroom condo for $600,000
A three-bedroom ranch house for $700,000
A four-bedroom contemporary colonial for $800,000
A two bedroom attached colonial for $849,000
A four-bedroom contemporary split level with a view of the ocean for $968,000
A four-bedroom two story contemporary for $1,079,000
A four-bedroom two story with a view of the ocean $1,249,000
A six bedroom four year old contemporary colonial with a mountain view for $1,349,000
A four-bedroom L shaped ranch with an ocean view for $1,600,000
A six-bedroom contemporary two story with a view of the golf course for $2,268,000

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