Overview
About The Estates at Seacliff Country Club
The Estates at Seacliff Country Club covers 30.3 acres measured against the city's published boundary, of which 99.5 percent sits inside the Seacliff Specific Plan area. The address layer records 180 addresses inside the line and types 169 as residential, all classed single-family by the assessor with no unit designators. Seven named streets serve them across 1.27 miles, and five carry golf names: Doral, Stonehurst, Bayhill, Fairmont and Oakcrest, alongside Morningside Drive and Avondale Lane.
The boundary fills only 66.0 percent of its own convex hull, which is the signature of a community laid out around fairways rather than in a block. The assessor's median building is 3,313 square feet with a tenth to ninetieth percentile band of 2,700 to 3,339, on a median lot of 5,200 square feet, and 76 of the 169 dwellings carry a pool. City zoning reads the whole boundary as specific plan designation while the general plan designates 74.2 percent residential low density. Just under a fifth of the ground, 18.6 percent, falls inside the Coastal Zone appeal jurisdiction in appeal zone 3, and the county's Harriett M. Wieder Regional Park lies within 250 meters.
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How The Estates at Seacliff Country Club was built
SeaCliff Country Club opened in 1966, its course laid out by the architect J. Press Maxwell, and the neighborhood that grew up around it developed in step with the club, mostly in the late 1980s and 1990s. The Estates was established around 1990 as a guarded community of 169 single family homes, and the county record agrees, showing all 169 built between 1990 and 1995 across roughly 30 acres.
The street names here come straight off the tour, Doral, Bayhill, Morningside, Stonehurst, Fairmont and Oakcrest.
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Schools
Schools serving The Estates at Seacliff Country Club
The community sits inside Huntington Beach Union High School District, and the district's own published attendance boundary places all of it in the Huntington Beach High area. Census TIGERweb puts the whole boundary inside Huntington Beach City School District. That district's school locator, queried at three interior points here, returned Huntington Seacliff Elementary and Ethel Dwyer Middle at every one.
9-12 · 2,645 students
6-8 · 884 students
K-5 · 495 students
FAQs
Common questions about The Estates at Seacliff Country Club
When was The Estates at Seacliff Country Club built?
Between 1990 and 1995. The assessor record carries a year built on 169 homes inside the boundary and every one falls in the 1990s, with a median of 1992. The two largest recorded maps, TR 13527 and TR 13821, were both filed on 21 July 1989.
How big is the community?
Measured against the boundary the City of Huntington Beach publishes, it covers 30.3 acres. The city address layer records 180 addresses inside it, 169 of them residential, on seven named streets running to 1.27 miles.
Why is the boundary such an irregular shape?
It fills only 66.0 percent of its own convex hull, one of the lowest figures on the city's register. That is the shape a community takes when it is laid out around golf fairways rather than in a block, and five of the seven street names here are those of golf courses.
What is the Seacliff Specific Plan?
It is the city planning document that governs 99.5 percent of this boundary. The City Council adopted Seacliff Specific Plan No. 1 on 19 September 1988 by Ordinance No. 2959, covering twenty eight acres more or less. It is among the smallest specific plan areas the city maintains.
Which schools serve The Estates at Seacliff Country Club?
Huntington Beach Union High School District's published attendance boundary places the whole community in the Huntington Beach High area. Huntington Beach City School District's own locator returns Huntington Seacliff Elementary and Ethel Dwyer Middle, agreeing at all three interior points tested.