Cotton Point Estates In San Clemente is the Most Exclusive Real Estate in San Clemente and home to the Nixon White House.  Nixon bought his San Clemente home, known as "La Casa Pacifica" in 1969 which brought nationwide attention to San Clemente.  In 1980, Nixon sold his San Clemente estate to Gavin Herbert in 1980, who was the founder of Allergan.  Cotton Point Estates area was then divided up into 16 lots that were sold off except for the Nixon Estate which is still privately owned by Herbert.  Cotton Point Estates is now home to 16 luxury estate homes on the southern most point in San Clemente.   Below is the current list of Cotton Point Estates homes for sale.  Please contact us at 888-990-7111 with questions regarding this community and any of the properties listed for sale here.

One of the most notable properties in the Cotton Point Estates neighborhoods is the Nixon Estate that came on the market for sale in 2015 for $75,000,000.  The neighborhood is often referred to as "Cottons Point" which is an Ocean Front bluff top overlooks the famous Trestles Surf Break and located within the gated community of Cyprus Shores.  Cotton Point Estates is a guard gated community within the guard gate of Cyprus Shore with the following amenities: Community Pool, Spa, Tennis Courts, Tropical Park Setting & Private Beach access which overlooks Trestles, California's premier surf break.  Homeowners Association dues are low and there are no Mello-Roos assessments.  

This is easily considered the most expensive neighborhood in San Clemente with some of the best trophy properties located on the ocean front.  Over the last several years there have been some record sales that include 4130 Calle Isabella that sold for over $33,000,000 in 2021.  If you are looking for a luxury community in San Clemente and you don't need to be on the ocean front then you may also want to view the homes for sale in Sea Pointe Estates and La Ladera neighborhoods.  Below is an aerial view of the Cotton Point neighborhood with the Nixon Estate in the middle of the photo that spans over 5 acres of land.