Most Affordable Neighborhoods in Pebble Beach, CA

Gowen Cypress is thinly settled forest in the middle of Pebble Beach, between the Poppy Hills fairways and the slope of Huckleberry Hill. A few dozen houses are scattered through it and most of the land is woods, so Gowen Cypress reads more like a stretch of the Del Monte Forest than a neighborhood with a center. ... See Full Page

Huckleberry Hill is the high ground in Pebble Beach's Del Monte Forest, and the preserve that shares its name is how most people on the Monterey Peninsula know it. The preserve covers the crest, and the homes of Huckleberry Hill sit on the slopes below, among pines and chaparral. ... See Full Page

Pebble Beach is the part of the forest most people picture first. The Lodge at Pebble Beach faces the first tee and the 18th green of Pebble Beach Golf Links, and below it Stillwater Cove opens onto Carmel Bay. Old Monterey cypress and pine hide most of the houses, so what you see from the road is fairway, water and rooflines through trees. ... See Full Page

Country Club is the part of Pebble Beach closest to Pacific Grove, on the northwest side of the forest where the pines give way to dunes and the Spanish Bay shoreline. The name comes from Monterey Peninsula Country Club, whose Dunes and Shore courses cover a large share of the ground and set the tone for the streets around them. It feels settled and wooded, a place of long driveways and hedges more than open sightlines. ... See Full Page

Spanish Bay is the resort end of Pebble Beach, where the inn and the Links course sit in the dunes at the north end of 17-Mile Drive. Only a small number of homes stand beside the resort, so most of what you find here is lodging, golf and shoreline. ... See Full Page

Pescadero is the southeast edge of Pebble Beach, the side that faces Carmel-by-the-Sea. The land lies inland of the coastal bends of 17-Mile Drive and follows Pescadero Canyon, a wooded fold in the hills where houses sit among cypress, pine and oak. Of the Forest's neighborhoods, it feels the most like the village next door. ... See Full Page

Spyglass Cypress takes in the western edge of Pebble Beach, where Spyglass Hill Golf Course climbs out of the forest toward the rocky shore and 17-Mile Drive follows the coast. Very little of it is built on. The residential parcels are limited, and the houses favor privacy and a natural setting over size, with plenty of terrain to work around. ... See Full Page