1)  South Laguna is just north of Monarch Beach and features great communities like the beachfront community of Three Arch Bay and neighborhoods like South Laguna Village, Aliso Laguna, Laguna Royale and Laguna Lido.  South Laguna is a great place to look for a home with a lot of value.  Homes in South Laguna tend to be close to each other but a real sense of community can be found here.  If you are looking for condos for sale in Laguna Beach please visit our Laguna Beach Home Search.  

  

2)  North Laguna is just south of Newport Beach and tends to be more expensive than South Laguna.  Some of the most exlcuisve communities are located in North Laguna.  Some of these exclusive communities consist of Emerald Bay, Smithcliffs, Irvine Cove, The Coves, Crown Point, Emerald Terrace and Laguna Seacliff.  It's not uncommon to see price in the $5 to $10 million+ range in these neighborhoods.

   

3)  Laguna Village is a great mixture of older historical homes and "Laguna Cottages" mixed in with newer homes that are within walking distance to the beach and shops that line PCH Highway and Main Beach.  Homes in this area are very desirable due to it's close proximity to the beach and it's large variety of older and newer homes.  Homes in the Laguna Village tend not to have Homeowners association dues and regulations.  Some of the popular neighborhoods in the Village consist of Victoria Beach, Upper Victoria Beach, Lagunita, Arch Beach Hieghts, Temple Hills, Bluebird Canyon and Top of the World. 

  

4)  Laguna Canyon area mainly consists of homes in the canyon area of Laguna as you come off the 405 and 73 freeway towards the Laguna Main Beach area.  Homes in this area tend to have larger lot sizes and more affordable than other parts of Laguna Beach.  The Laguna Playhouse, Laguna Bowl, Sawdust Festival Grounds and also nearby to some of the homes in the canyon.