Coronado, California is an island just off the coast of San Diego. It is a 10 minute commute to downtown San Diego and about 15 minutes to Lindbergh Field Airport. This beautiful tropical setting provides easy access to San Diego's most prized attractions, including the World Famous San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park, Sea World and Legoland.

Coronado, meaning "the crowned one", has a population around 24,000, and has a rich history. Many of the homes and businesses were built in the 1900s and the mix of Victorian and modern day architecture gives the island a unique personality. Bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Glorietta Bay and San Diego Bay, this picturesque seaside is linked to the Southern California coastline and the city of San Diego by the elegant and expansive San Diego/Coronado Bridge. To the south the island of Coronado has a narrow strip of land known as the Silver Strand.

Coronado is an enchanting city, which measures only 14 square miles and is bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Glorietta Bay and the San Diego Bay. It is home to some of the world's most pristine beaches, 22 public parks, an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, and recreational facilities which include a public pool and dedicated bicycle paths. Coronado features quaint streets lined with boutiques, shops and restaurants. There is an island bike path, two Marinas, and a full range of accommodations. It is also home to the legendary Hotel del Coronado and the Naval Amphibious Base at North Island. Coronado has become one of San Diego's most elite addresses. The tropical island feel and the standard of living on Coronado are absolutely superb.

Coronado's careful approach to planned development lends stability to the quality of both residential lifestyle and the business community. Quiet tree lined streets and friendly parks are found throughout the city. The crime rate in Coronado is one of the lowest in the nation. Business in Coronado is robust, particularly tourism based businesses, with over two million visitors a year coming to soak up the warm southern California sun. The standard of living in Coronado is definitely high. The average household income in Coronado is $93,000, while homes are selling in the mid to high California range. Coronado attracts a lot of management/professionals, including many lawyers, and doctors. Home investments in Coronado have been proven to yield an excellent return.

There are a lot of outdoor activities to do in Coronado, including swimming, surfing and boogie boarding. Boating and fishing are also available as are golfing and tennis. Shopping is another prominent activity in Coronado, and there is much to choose from. Coronado offers a truly Southern California shopping experience. Stroll down Orange Ave and discover a variety of boutiques, fine art shops, collectibles and souvenirs. Ferry Landing Marketplace and the Hotel del Coronado also offer a collection of shopping opportunities. Some of the finest dining experiences in San Diego can be found in Coronado. From elegant ocean view restaurants to casual cafes, local Coronado chefs use Southern California eclectic flavors to create memorable dining experience. There are more than 70 restaurants in Coronado.

Coronado has a nationally recognized school system which offers a high caliber of educational standards with successful results. It is one of many positive influences on home buyers considering the area. Coronado is ideally located for higher educational plans. San Diego State College, the University of San Diego, and the University of California San Diego are all within 16 miles.

Coronado residents have carried on the tradition of this area with their dedication to maintaining a landmark community. Their pride and interest in their own city government shows throughout the community. Coronado is definitely a great place to live. It has it all, warm sun, beautiful pacific ocean, vibrant culture, and an economy that supports the good life.