21 Neighborhoods
Half the fun of moving to Santa Cruz is discovering how different each neighborhood is. The other half is picking one.
8 neighborhoods
Nine communities along the water, from Davenport's bluffs south to Aptos and La Selva Beach.
Redwoods meet the beach
Upscale coastal living with a village feel. Great schools, beautiful parks, and the Forest of Nisene Marks in your backyard. Popular with Bay Area transplants.
Sunset cliffs and great schools
Tiny coastal town, big views
Colorful seaside village life
Surf culture, tight-knit community
Secluded coastal community
Quiet bluffs above the waves
Beachfront and bluff-top coastal Aptos
6 neighborhoods
The city and its close neighborhoods, from Downtown out to Live Oak and Soquel.
Creative energy, neighborhood charm
A quieter, more affordable side of Santa Cruz with easy access to beaches, DeLaveaga Park, and good schools. Family-friendly without losing the coastal vibe.
Small-town feel, big outdoors
Walkable, vibrant, never boring
Central, walkable, near beach and harbor
Golf course luxury in the redwoods
Family-friendly beach access
4 neighborhoods
Small communities in the redwoods: Boulder Creek, Ben Lomond, Felton, and Bonny Doon.
Redwood town with a big heart
Deep in the redwoods along the San Lorenzo River. Roaring Camp, Henry Cowell, and a tight-knit mountain community. For those who want nature as a neighbor.
Deep mountain living, close to nature
Rural ridge living above the coast
Quiet mountain village in the redwoods
3 neighborhoods
The inland towns: Scotts Valley, Corralitos, and Watsonville. More room, a calmer pace, and an easier way into the county.
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