If you know, you know. Lido Sands is one of the best-kept secrets in West Newport. Well-located, and rarely available. With just 82 homes originally designed by award winning Mid-Century Architect A. Quincy Jones, it’s a neighborhood where owners rarely sell. 5309 Lido Sands Drive sits on a 4,000 square foot lot (40’ x 100’) and presents a straightforward opportunity: renovate the existing home or
If you know, you know. Lido Sands is one of the best-kept secrets in West Newport. Well-located, and rarely available. With just 82 homes originally designed by award winning Mid-Century Architect A. Quincy Jones, it’s a neighborhood where owners rarely sell. 5309 Lido Sands Drive sits on a 4,000 square foot lot (40’ x 100’) and presents a straightforward opportunity: renovate the existing home or build something new that fits today’s lifestyle. There’s room here to make it your own without overcomplicating the vision. The location does the heavy lifting, proximity to the beach, ample parking, a private community recreation area with a pool, pickleball, basketball, park, BBQ area as well as a secret estrada that runs end-to-end through the community. Lido Sands isn’t about turnover or hype. It’s about location, simplicity, and long-term value. Opportunities here don’t come up often, and when they do, they tend to get picked up quickly by people who already understand how truly special this opportunity is.
Nestled along 10 miles of impeccable coastline is Newport Beach, long recognized for its beautiful beaches, yacht h
Nestled along 10 miles of impeccable coastline is Newport Beach, long recognized for its beautiful beaches, yacht harbor, award-winning restaurants, top shopping venues, and a variety of outdoor recreational activities. A sought-after haven for families, professionals, and retirees, Newport Beach, offers a mix of both luxury and high end living with a casual, beach ambiance. Perhaps the most famous site of this city is the large harbor comprising the Upper Newport Bay, a ten-mile loop that attracts joggers, equestrians, and cyclists. The Lower Newport Bay is four miles long and features restaurants and shopping. The Wedge is an internationally known surf spot where waves are known to reach 20 feet in height, offering a thrill that can’t be found anywhere else in Southern California. Take the ferry for a three-minute ride to Balboa Island Marine Avenue and sample their world-famous frozen, chocolate-dipped bananas. Top shopping options include the very popular Fashion Island, a large outside mall venue with high-end stores or you can browse the boutiques at Corona del Mar. Newport Beach is also home to major businesses, including Fortune 500 company Pacific Life as well as Acacia Research, the Irvine Company, and Jazz Semiconductor to name a few. Tourists flock to Newport Beach during the summer months visiting such spots as the Balboa Fun Zone and Pavilion, Newport Pier, and of course, the beaches including Newport’s main beach as well as Corona Del Mar, Newport Bay, and Little Corona Beach.